How people live in the coldest place of Earth -71°C (-95°F) | Yakutia, Siberia. Full Film

How people live in the coldest place of Earth -71°C (-95°F) | Yakutia, Siberia. Full Film In the coldest place in Russia, Yakutia, people’s daily lives pose a real challenge. Incredibly low temperatures, dropping to minus 60 degrees Celsius, pose special challenges and require special survival abilities. Despite the harsh climate, several hundred thousand people live in Yakutia, most of whom live in villages. Housing in these settlements is built taking into account the climatic characteristics of the region - these are powerful wooden structures with good thermal insulation. Village members often have their own wood-burning stoves to ensure a comfortable temperature inside the home on cold winter days. Due to the harsh winter climate, the residents of Yakutia have developed unique strategies to cope with everyday problems. One such strategy is to use heated toilets, which help avoid contact with icy surfaces. People in this area also practice winter sports such as hockey, skiing and sledding to stay physically active and healthy. Agriculture is also an important part of daily life in the villages of Yakutia. Residents of Yakut villages are engaged in cultivating the land, growing vegetables and raising livestock. Most of the food consumed is produced by local residents themselves, which guarantees them access to fresh and high-quality food. In addition to agriculture, residents of Yakutia are also engaged in fishing, berry picking and reindeer herding. Deer are important to the local population as their meat, hides and antlers are used in food, industrial and craft production. However, life in Yakut villages is not always easy. Customs have limited access to public services such as health care and education, and often have to deal with having to travel long distances to get the care they need. However, observing the daily life of the residents of Yakutia, one can see their incredible strength and endurance in overcoming the obstacles that they have to encounter here. They value and cherish their culture and traditions, support each other and find joy and satisfaction in simple but significant moments of their lives in the coldest place in Russia - Yakutia. We are interested in learning how our ancestors lived, to study their traditions and to master ancient crafts and meals. We travel to different regions of Russia and show you how people live in Russian remote villages. Real Village, not embellished real life as it is. We will show you the usual village life and cuisine of different nations. We are the ULENGOVS. Welcome to our channel! Our other Videos: How do people live in the coldest region of Russia? Ice fishing in Yakutia - Life in the coldest region of Russia? Farming and village life in Yakutia Russian NOMADS Life in TUNDRA. North of RUSSIA. Nenets everyday life. - North Nomads life in winter. Ural mountains and tundra life. Russia. Full film. - Life in Russian Tundra. How people survive in Far North of Russia. Life in Russia today - How reindeer nomads survive in Far North of Russia. Life in Russia today. Russian Tundra - Nomad family with mother survive in Far North in Russia. Life in Russia today. Russian Tundra. - Woman lives alone in Taiga forest in abandoned village. Far from civilization. - How People live in the Coldest place of Russia? Yakutia everyday life. Villages of Russia - The village life of an elderly couple in a mountain village represents a unique rural life. These old men who live their lives on top of the mountain have experienced a lot and have become an iconic image of village life. They are an example of hard life in the mountains and show how people live in harsh conditions. One of the features of the life of an old couple in a mountain village is traditional food and village cooking. They are prepared only from natural products collected around their village. This country food is full of flavor and organic, making it super delicious. The rural inhabitants of the mountain village have been accustomed for many years to a harsh lifestyle that they have chosen themselves. In village life films we show how their daily life goes and how they try to maintain their traditional way of life.