Extreme Winter in Yakutsk, Russia | Life at −60 °C in the Coldest City Experience winter in Yakutsk, Russia—one of the coldest inhabited cities on Earth. This video captures daily life during intense cold, with ice-fog, frozen streets, and residents moving through temperatures that can plunge below −60 °C. Yakutsk is also known for one of the world’s largest seasonal temperature swings, from deep winter cold to surprisingly warm summers. Yakutsk winter, extreme cold city, Siberia weather, ice fo

❄️Feel the vibe of one of the coldest places on Earth - Yakutsk, where winter temperatures drop to -50°C❄️ 📹: @evelinasuperflower 🎶: @milena.borisovaykt @fareast_russia #Yakutsk #Yakutia #Russia #Winter #ExtremeCold #Travel #Siberia #Freezing | Russia diversa

A procession in national costumes took place in Yakutsk the capital and largest city of Sakha, (Yakutia) in far northeastern Russia- the coldest inhabited place in the World. Videographer @reyniego #Yakutia #Yakutsk #Siberia | Russian Australian Cultural Centre - Vera

Yakutsk (Якутск) is Russia's capital of the Sakha Republic in Siberia, famous as the world's coldest major city, built on permafrost with winters dropping below -40°C, where life adapts with buildings on stilts, cars running constantly, and activities like freezing water turning to ice instantly. Fueled by mining, it's a rapidly growing hub near the Arctic Circle, preserving history in its Mammoth Museum and Permafrost Institute, showcasing life where extreme cold shapes daily routines, infrastr