Yakutsk to Novosibirsk (Traveling through Russia in Winter)

We are leaving Yakutsk, flying across Russia and traveling to the capital of Siberia, Novosibirsk. After the 4 hour flight, we are planning to travel on a 5 hour bus journey to Kemerovo. Simple right? Well, the only issue with that we are flying out of Yakutsk International Airport, one of the coldest & foggiest international airports in Russia and on Planet Earth. Yakutsk (YKS) is notorious for its fog that blankets the city throughout the winter months. This fog often completely grounds air traffic for days on end, leaving the city and its people stranded for sometimes up to a week at a time. We may have travelled across Russia to Yakutsk on a 5 day train, and it may have been difficult but this could well turn out to be one of our most difficult travel 'days' yet. But how bad can it really be? Lets find out, I guess 🥶

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[hayleywright]

I love the videos when you pass through Novosib... I lived and studied there in 1993, not far from the glavni voksal! I hope to go back one day, Siberia holds a special place in my heart. Love watching your videos, they bring back a lot of amazing memories of my years in Russia and travelling throughout CIS in the 90's! I especially love Julia's gran, she is brilliant. Thanks for the great channel!!

[michaeldamisch]

Howdy and always a pleasure to watch your videos.
I really enjoying the way you guys presenting your journey, never loud, or staged and just how things are wherever you guys heading.
Thanks again😃
Stay safe, warm and happy 😎👍🌏🌍🌎

[leilagomulka]

I want to visit Siberia and the indigenous people. Such a beautiful people. And a beautiful region.

[rhonies]

Your series in Yakutsk was incredible. Julia you looked so tired. Happy that you had time with your gran and able to rest. Looking forward to your next location.

[Cowboysfan]

Absolutely loved the series! You two are a joy to watch. Can't wait to see what happens next.

[jennybaber]

I just am fascinated by your videos. I am too old to make such treks in the world and am so grateful that you guys share your journeys! I feel I get a real taste of the lifestyle you bring to life in your videos. Thank you again!

[mdanowarsadad]

I m a Bangladeshi CANADIAN now living in Bangladesh for goodness, I love you guys, awesome representation, Sir and Madam, lord bless you always

[Lantanana]

I appreciate your videos so much! They show me a world I will never see. I live in a warm climate, and cannot imagine how people live in such cold conditions!

[beachnmountains]

I've seen all your videos. Thanks for showing us all the special places in Russia . I'm sure there are so many more places there to explore!!
I liked the international videos as well but noticed you guys haven't been to Greece yet!! Saving the best for last I hope!!???

[andreamiller]

Wow! Snow angel! That's what we used to do in Michigan but the snow pack was a bit thinner and we could lie on our backs and wave our arms and legs up and down and across to make it look like we were creating wings and an angel's gown as our silhouettes when we would get up out of the snowbank. Thank you for the wonderful memory!

[zeroqueguima]

I live in the South Brazil. Summer is terrible here. Nice to see winter. Thanks the couple.

[contactsuzi]

As always, you never disappoint! This was a great trip (but I'm glad I could enjoy it from my warm house.) No matter where you go, you'll bring good stories to your channel. I look foreward to the next video with great anticipation. Love to You Both, Suzi

[TownsquaresofTexas]

I can't tell y'all how much I've enjoyed this series. Quite incredible. Can't wait for the next video. Blessings and much success on your next adventures. Love from Texas❤

[onlyhawky]

I am a new subscriber (since yesterday) and have really enjoyed watching your adventures in Yakutia. I don’t know how YouTube suggested your channel to me, but I am glad that it did. When I next message my Russian friend in St Petersburg, I can’t wait to tell him about you both. One day I hope that I can meet up with him in person, because at the end of the day, we are all human and want to seek new experiences and friendships. Good luck to you both going forward, and best wishes from Leicester in the UK, where the temperature is currently 13C and sunny.

[carlduplessis]

I live in a country with almost no public transport . I however, like public transport and it is wonderful that you were able to make such a journey using only public transport . You are also providing a window into life in Russia . It is very interesting . I am eagerly looking forward to your next adventure.

[rossbarlow]

So Julia, at the beginning of this video I thought your face showed total exhaustion and I was worried but at the end, there you were with a fresh smiley face looking well rested. The ice and snowy world of Siberia looked spectacular from the plane. Thank you both for taking us to Yakutsk and back. Ross xx

[robynkitteltyredman]

I’m loving your videos.
Hugs from Australia❤️❤️

[rbevans]

It's good that you both are well and made your destination smoothly and safely. Wishing you two all the best from SC!🥰🥰❤❤

[maxplanck]

It’s impressive someone from London can withstand Siberian temperatures, it looks brutally cold and unforgiving at -30 c, I’m sure Julia the expert was fine, interesting to learn about Siberia ✌️❤️🇬🇧

[thenanlife]

Omg I love the deep snow there’s… such fun ❤❤