Life at –50°C in Yakutsk, Siberia | What People Really Think
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Yakutsk is the coldest major city on Earth, where winter temperatures reach –50°C.
In this video, we talk to locals on the street about everyday life in extreme cold.
You’ll see spontaneous street interviews, cultural insights, and surprising answers about how people adapt to the harsh climate. Whether you're curious about do they prefer winter or summer, average salaries, or what locals really think about –50°C, this Street FAQ gives you an authentic look into life in Yakutsk.
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🧊Check my other videos about life in YAKUTIA:
How we heat our house in rural Siberia - https://youtu.be/1o4EICOs3B4
How we get Water in rural Siberia - https://youtu.be/b5XEzGlaw7s
How we do farming in the extremely cold weather - https://youtu.be/ziztcH4VI4A
Ice fishing for a giant Burbot - https://youtu.be/x9rxN5WvF-8
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