96 Hours in the World’s Coldest City (-64°C,-84 °F)

Summary by Krater

A travel creator visits Yakutsk, Russia, known as the coldest city on earth, to experience temperatures plunging to minus 64 degrees Celsius, explore the Permafrost Museum, and meet local residents.

From the video

Answers: What is it like to visit Yakutsk, the coldest city on Earth?

• extreme cold survival
• Yakutsk winter
• permafrost geology
• frozen fish market
• local culture of Yakutia

What it concludes

• Yakutsk is the coldest city on earth, with winter temperatures averaging below minus 40 degrees Celsius and reaching a record low of minus 64 degrees Celsius.
• Permafrost in Yakutia runs from just below the surface down to thousands of meters underground, remaining permanently frozen and never melting.
• The Sakha language is spoken by 47 percent of the population and 87 percent of ethnic Yakuts.
• Summer temperatures in Yakutsk reach 40 degrees Celsius while winter temperatures drop to minus 60 degrees Celsius, creating a 100-degree temperature variance.