Walking around Yakutsk | public transport, open-air market and building at -50°C, -58°F

Yakutsk is well known as the coldest city in the world. It lies in the far-eastern part of Russia, about 450 kilometers south of the Arctic Circle. We made a tour around Yakutsk and show you how we live in such an extreme climate.

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[howtosurviveelectronichara]

My dad used to work in Yakutsk. The stories he has from this absolutely amazing Winter Wonderland always blow my mind. He worked in Yakutsk for over 30 years in chemical engineering. He said drilling was basically impossible without very strong equipment. He brought us back a lot of beautiful furs, coats and hats. And in turn, he would bring with him a bunch of make up and perfume and women’s clothing and fashion stuff. He said the locals absolutely went nuts when he would hand that stuff out. He also said they have the best meat in the world because it has no parasites. This channel is so fascinating, thank you.

[andromass]

what a good girl - she speaks 3 languages ​​(English, Saha Tila and Russian). Respect!

[Luke-gbpo]

Can we all appreciate how hardcore that grandma was for not wearing any winter gloves @1:32 :o

[tomka]

Привет из Австралии. Мы с семьей давно переехали в Сидней. Детство моё прошло в Якутске. Ностальгия. . Спасибо, за видео, замечательно👍💖 помню играли на улице в -45. Никто не замерзал. Помню, мама варила уху из карасей, вкус такой был, которого ни с чем не сравнить. Ээх, сейчас бы еще землянику с сметаной. . Рынок, ой и в морозы продавцы стоят, ычча. Вот такое воспоминание получилось по малой родине. 💖💖💖

[rendomsimmer]

I’m originally from Hungary so we share quite a bit of history with Russia (and the late Soviet Union). My whole life I’ve been so fascinated by these places all over Russia, and Yakutsk has been on my bucket list for ages. I lived in Finland for 5 years and I was so close to Russia yet I never had the chance to visit, I’ll forever regret it :( I just hope one day I’ll be able to visit! Love your videos! Cheers from Melbourne, Australia :)

[Shazzadut]

I found your videos by accident and they’re fascinating! I live in Australia so how you live in Yakutsk is soooo different. I’d never heard of your town before I watched some of your videos! Outside toilet? Shower once a week in a sauna? Frozen eyelashes? Layers and layers of clothes? I couldn’t imagine it. I’m 63. I guess we never stop learning. Thank you for making these videos. 👋🏻

[TsuKkicg]

Даже не знаю, зачем я смотрю этот канал. Я сама с Якутска, ахахахах. Спасибо за видео!

[sugoiharris]

That’s an interesting tidbit about the metal glasses. I stopped wearing metal frames when I moved back to Arizona for the opposite reason. If you spend time outside the metal can heat up. I’ve found small burns on my face from metal frames after spending too long outside. Super fascinating.

[eriknorbergh]

I love it how you speak both Russian and the Jakutian languages fluently. Very beautiful!

[R.A.G]

Очень красивая девушка!!! И очень здорово, что она знает родной язык!

[bobsacamano]

While I cannot relate, I absolutely appreciate and admire these people. In no way could I ever endure such conditions. I'm a life long Floridian. Much respect!!!

[TheMumasy]

Я сама из Сибири (правда с Юга), но твои видео просто обожаю! Спасибо, что делаешь такую качественную работу! Очень интересно и увлекательно 😊

[johnkirbyreyes]

I can't imagine myself how can I survive living at temperatures around below 0C. We live above the equator (Philippines) where temperatures are around 26C-36C. The coldest that we get is between December-February at 19-21C.

I salute those people who really manage to survive cold temperatures. Hands down and all my respect are with them.

[allamany]

Спасибо за видео! Я родилась в Якутске и школу закончила N2. Ностальгия! А караси якутские- таких нигде нет. Да и рыбы необыкновенной!❄️🌨️🐟

[thecoarsegrindpodcast]

This channel is literally one of the most wholesome and fascinating channels out there, and I'm here for all of it.

[evilnecro]

its always surprising to me how people can live in this weather, gives me shiver

[nikki]

I fell inlove with this City. I've been binge-watching every videos here on YT about Yakutsk. It's like I wanna go visit someday but scared that I might not take it. I'm from Philippines and we never experience snow here so it's kind of a dangerous thing to do, for me. Nevertheless, I love the your City and the people 💓

[APlusRussian]

These little buses - МАРШРУТКИ /marshrootkee/ - are basically indestructible! Certainly, they don't freeze like everything else around them 😅 P.S. I just LOVE that you are trilingual, and speak all THREE languages in your videos, Kiun 😍

[mauricioramirez]

I love the cold weather. I love the snow. It humbles you and you have a greater appreciation for the simple things in life.

[olga]

Неплохо для контраста показать Якутск летом ☀️🌿