Yakutsk - The World's COLDEST City - How These People Survive

Yakutsk (Якутск) is the capital city of the Sakha Republic, Russia, located about 450 km (280 mi) south of the Arctic Circle. It is the coldest city on the Earth and it is also the largest city located in continuous permafrost; the only other large city is Norilsk, also in Siberia.

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[christophertill]

I live in Australia and I have never seen the snow at all so its amazing to see this omg .Thanks for showing this .

[JaniceWilliams-wdwv]

You are a great ambassador of your country. I enjoy all your videos and hope our countries can become friends soon! Stay warm and keep up the good work you are doing.

[rogermoore]

Oh my goodness! Can you imagine a Caribbean man arriving in Yakutsk for the first time? He won't last 5 minutes 😂😂

[EASYTIGER]

Here in the UK we've been in a "cold snap" with temperatures down to about -7C tonight where I live. Yakutsk is on a whole different level!

[lennyblunden]

I'm from Canada, I'd love to visit this town.

[jerryhollywood]

Thanks for sharing your videos. Blessings to you, your family and the rest of the good citizens of Russia.

[oh__marie]

А еще у них очень уютно в квартирах и домах, очень талантливые женщины рукодельницы и сильные хозяйственные мужчины. Якутск - город чудес

[Syammauryaz]

Russia is such a fascinating and diverse country ❤️

[rockersrockers]

What an amazing country. It is beautiful.

[monishlalchandani]

I would like to experience this atleast once in my lifetime 😮

[Robert-cvbf]

Pretty commentator. She looks warm. Good English, too.

[thewolf]

The way she said "permafrost" 😗👌

[calgarycolt]

In Canada most cars come with block heaters ( a small heating element like a kettle) to keep the engine block warm if parked outdoors overnight. Some parking lots have plug-ins for the block heaters.

[lablaine]

Minnesota lost our winters since 1988... Here 80 yrs...summers are 🥵 humid like Florida, 2 weeks of spring 🌼...then 🔥🔥... personally I miss MN winters 👋👋

[simonaramascanu]

Being from Luxembourg i would love to visit!

[randmayfield]

Here where I live it's common to see a 0.33 meter long electric cord coming out from under the hood. Those are electric oil heaters that are plugged in during non operating hours to keep the oil in a viscosity range so the vehicle can be started.

[aafh]

Natives of that region Sakha are different ethnicities - mostly Turkic, some Tungusic and relatives of North American Indigenous tribes. But Slavic Russians (many with Ukrainian roots) make up almost half of population. Plus there are Tatars, Armenians, Jewish people, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Azerbaijani and other ethnicities living there for many generations. Lately there are even few people from very warm countries, such as Nigeria and Philippines.

[evamariesteinberg]

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[ymban]

I admire people from the -0F regions adapt their lives & not only survive but they cont to live there for generations. Life is so much simpler there tho, amazing & my respect for all of them..

[moorhertz]

These videos are brilliant to learn about different cities and the culture of Russia