Spring in the Coldest Village on Earth | Yakutia

Documentary movie about life in the coldest inhabitant region on Earth.
After 7 months of the dark and cold winter, finally, spring is here! The seasonal temperature drop in Yakutia can reach 100°C. From -70°C to +30°C degrees in the summer.

How does spring look like in your town? Let me know in the comment below 🙌🏻

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0:00 Morning
01:36 Preparing a bathhouse
02:35 Waterman Gregory
03:36 Arranging the ice
04:16 Snow shoveling
05:56 Helping grandparents
07:52 Skiing
09:16 Cooking outside
10:32 Making a vargan
12:52 Showering
13:32 Having a lunch
15:43 Reading comments
16:50 Funny moments

[antendas]

This guy is a real dad. It's not just bringing up the child in love and care. Its about teaching them to work hard, respect each other, earn your penny, keep busy and above all maintain your dignity. Even his mom plays an equal role in Arian's life and when she said go visit your grandparents, she meant never forget your roots ! God bless this family!

[clarkvelasco]

That boy is going to grow up into an amazing person. His parents raises him so well and teaches him with all the important things that he will need to know in his life and in the long run. Ahhh my eyes began tearing up when I see the kid working hard and helping out his parents and grandparents. I would love to go at Yakutia to experience the lifestyle, from the moment they wake up and all the way at the end of the day everything is precious and makes you see how life can be ephemeral so you want to live the best you can and be with the ones you love most in life.

[charliebohnsack]

This dad is an absolute badass, blacksmithing, hunting, supporting a family in such a harsh climate, and I'll bet he's really good at all 3, having been brought up with lots of practice.

[keikurooka]

Arian is every parents dream child. Responsible, obedient helpful and hardworking❤

[joellewhite]

I feel like we are all yearning for this connection and this simple but fulfilling life. We lost it somewhere. Such a precious family and beautiful child

[Norm_MacLeod]

As cold as Yakutia is, this video gave me a warm feeling inside.
Thank you.

[spwbk]

Arian already seems more emotionally mature and professional in his young life than lot of middle aged adults I know. Credit to the parents. Love to Bergen. Subscribed. :-)

[BladedAngel]

What I also love is how sweet the dogs and other animals behave and how well fed they look! Even the animals are cherished in this community! Just roaming about and still receiving love and attention.
Truly a gem!

[williamlackey]

The amount of physical labor… shoveling, hauling/moving snow and ice… skiing… that’ll keep your kids strong and healthy!

[mummydearest]

This boy works harder than many adults I know including me and I wish more people were like this family, working hard and loving eachother and living in harmony. I would love to go visit there...

[pezzdoag]

At first I almost felt lucky compared to these guys. Where I live in England, we have clean running water, easy access to food, more technology etc. But these guys are the lucky ones. Life in the West nowadays is far too complicated. I'd love to live a simple life in a stunning part of the world like Yakutia.

[AB-sygx]

As an American raised in Mexico with these traditions also, it’s refreshing to watch a young man get his hands dirty in the age of the cellphone. Bravo young man. Stay solid and there for your family. 💪🏽

[BLAIRsim]

This boy is a gem a credit to his mother and father raising him. Teenagers don’t do half the stuff this little boy has to do. Keep it going champ 👍🏻

[zillaboop]

this life is so simple and full. everyone knows each other, the family hunts together and eats together. the little boy is so eager to help and you can tell he is so happy. i think i would love to have grown up there. beautiful country, fresh food, loving family, and a kind community. these documentaries make me so happy. thank you for sharing

[smolsasa]

I love when people use the internet to show how their everyday life is, and share their own experiences. I don't think i could ever live in a place this cold, but I love watching you tell us about it!

[lauraJa]

What a sweet family.
I love how Mom always reminds him to visit his grandparents.
The wisdom of our Sages, is invaluable.
And Mom is very kind and patient.

[rekaroob]

I always thought living in Europe nowadays is my biggest blessing because we have everything a person needs, to live by a good standard and many opportunities. But these people seem very happy and satisfied, I love how they live by their own cultural standards and this boy finds happiness in these activites. Simple life is just as respectable as ours.

[taketwochickens]

The amount of work you put into creating this mini-documentary really shows. You definitely succeeded in telling the story of this family through cinematography, narration and editing. Great job guys!

[thesunlessway]

You can see just watching their faces how much love they have for each other. Arian is growing up into an hardworking and caring man thanks to his parent's teaching. I'm absolutely in love with this family!

[abmuyak]

Arian is a dream child. "You never leave grandma's house without food" that's an international rule😚