What We Wear at -71°C (-95°F)? Yakutia, Siberia

Many people asked me how do we survive in Yakutia when our temperature goes down to -71°C (-95°F). How do we even go outside? In this video, my sister Dayaana will show you what we usually wear in Yakutia and give you a tour around the coldest city in the world! Enjoy 🥶

(there are limited mittens available)

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[flywings]

When I was a kid, before the time of the internet I often opened the geography atlas and I was wondering how people live in the far Yakutia. I feel privileged that today I can open Youtube and get a glimpse of how people live there. All my respect goes to the people who live in such difficult conditions with extreme cold. Thank you so much for sharing the video.

[Emzotic]

This is the kind of fur-wearing I can get behind. I love animals, but wearing a fur coat or boots in life endangering conditions to stay warm is very different from simply wearing a fur coat to a club. Thanks for sharing your culture with us!

[haseeman]

I'm in Pakistan, summers here are like 48-50° and it's really amazing to think that even temperature differences are more than a 100°, humanity still thrives all the same. Really just shows our adaptivity as a species, we live from the hottest hot to the freezing cold

[sheikbombalot]

Imagine getting ready to go to work, casting a glance at the weather forecast and thinking “Nice that it’s finally getting a bit warmer!” when you see it’s going to be minus 40.

Siberians are something special!

[funny-video-YouTube-channel]

Her sister managed to be beautiful under 5 layers of clothing.
Being a teenager with style is hard in cold places.

[akarshshekhar]

I am always amazed by the fact that cities and towns exist in such extreme climates in the first place.

[BartTheBardOfficial]

Finding this video is like a blast from the past, when YouTube still functioned properly. This is the content YouTube was made for. A beautiful video. Thank you!

[mariaceciliafp]

As someone from a tropical country, the coldest temperature I've ever experienced was 11°C. I just can't imagine how negative temperatures feel, let alone -50°C or lower 🥴

[chuckmount]

Living in South Florida my entire life, I think I would immediately freeze solid no matter how many layers I had on. It's amazing how diverse people are to live in so many extreme environments.

[gremlita]

So glad this showed up in my recommendations! Thanks for sharing a piece of your culture <3. I would love to visit one day but maybe not in January 😂.

[TheBClark]

It’s currently -6c where I live in the south of the UK and I am watching this to make myself feel warmer!

[bobo]

Great video!! It is great to be able to see such a different and underreported part of the world. As a Canadian, I feel your pain about harsh winters even if amazingly, your winters are even worse than ours

[Hila]

When she started talking about glasses, I was sure she'd say that the extreme cold would make the glass crack. But no. It was way more horrible than that.

[TheMagicCrafter]

I live in Northern Michigan and thought that *our* temperatures got unbearably cold. But wow! This is much colder! 🥶 To withstand such conditions on a daily basis is truly amazing! It goes to show just how hardy and adaptable the human race is. Thank you for sharing this piece of your world with us 🖤

[michaelmaklaud]

Hello to you and your sister Diana from warm Australia :) Thanks for your videos. It's very nice to watch you ;)

[lanalali]

This is phenomenal, I will never complain about the cold where I live.
You have given me hope 🙏🏻
Truly loved this clip 💕
Blown away

[manoftheworld]

It seems the colder the outside weather is the more warm-hearted the people are who live there. Thank you so much for giving us an insight into life in Yakutsk!

[chromberries]

I like how the lady who has been selling food at that market for 20 years was just chilling, nose exposed and everything, but the dude whose only been doing that a year was all covered up and looked like he was about to cry lol

[tracey]

Thanks for this educational video. I live in a warm climate, but we have 2 months of cold in Jan/Feb. 30F is freezing to me, I couldn't imagine your climate! Good to see how the community adapts.

[Lost_In_LA]

Dayanna looks stunning. If there is silver lining to the extreme cold, the clothes appear quite fashionable. Thank you for sharing a snapshot of your wonderful culture.