The World's COLDEST CITY in Russia - Yakutsk | #coldestplace #russiatravel #russia

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.

Let's meet an ethnic minority of Russia - the Yakuts who live in the coldest inhabited place of the Earth. We will get to know their culture, get to know the locals and hear their life stories and concerns about Global warming. Global warming isn't felt much for us, but it is already very palpable and visible in the Russian Arctic.

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[nampita]

Central Europe: -32 freezing 🥶 as fuck
Yakutsk: brings out grill. Lovely day

[ladivadutheatre]

I m French but I lived in Yakutsk for 3 years. I was teaching French. I really love this place. Everybody is speaking about the cold. And it is very cold ! But you have to see the beauty of Yakutia ! The poetry of the landscape... the atmosphere... I will keep this Republic in my heart forever.

[Cyonnap]

До вчерашнего дня стояли сильные морозы -60, -58 было сегодня потеплело -52 стало👍

[plpl]

As an African who's never so much as seen snow in real life, consider my mind fully blown.

[gunscotthdgaming]

Meanwhile the coldest temp on my area is 32C ☠️

[relaxwhc]

Great to learn about Yakutia from you and Kiun B 😊

[staceybrown]

Love your positivity, glad to learn something about Yakutsk!!!

[norm]

So many interesting places in Russia. Stay warm, safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

[Jack_today]

I saw a video of a Russian woman in Siberia talking about some of this stuff earlier, the ignorance from the comments with everyone telling her to leave Ukraine and saying they'd never want to go there because people were deported there and even calling it stolen land. As if she had anything to do with that and just discounting Siberians history and culture

[bobbyswain]

I lived in Novosibirsk for 3 years and had never felt any sub zero temperature before. I thought -20 C was cold then I felt -40 C. I grew to love the climate though.

[iseldaarce]

WOW 😳😳😳 Way too cold for me there Greetings from Phoenix Arizona 🌵🌵🌵🏜️🏜️🏜️🌄🌄

[spaceghost]

Мне в Волгограде при -21 было холодно, а здесь ниже -40....

[hollyshobbies]

Once in Point Lay Alaska I experienced -65F with a -83F windchill. We did not leave the house because any skin exposed would burn. The furnace struggled to keep the house above 54F

[kokohekmatyar]

Intro: its -32° today.. and its the heat wave in Yakutsk..
Me: Heat Wave!?!

[worstnightmare]

Much love 😘 from the US ❤️🇷🇺💪🏻✌🏻👊🏻❤️🇷🇺

[megaotstoy]

-32 С is quite warm and cozy for Yakutia

[tedtimmis]

Beautiful Eli, haven’t seen you for a while.

[russianmukbang]

Сочи: - 15? ААА КАК ХОЛОДНО
Урал: хорошо что не - 30!
Якутия: Ооооо! - 52! Потеплело!




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[gallant]

It's -32c today... as for them it was a very nice warm day🤣

[ColonelNickSteel]

I love Eli's videos, they make me want to visit Russia; even though I'm a cold hating Canadian. 😄