COLDEST PLACE on Earth (-71°C, -96°F) Why people live here? | Oymyakon, Russia

I spent several days with the locals of a Russian village Oymyakon. Oymyakon is Russia's and World's coldest inhabited place, and I thought that the only thing people do there is survive and suffer from the Cold. I was very wrong. Let's see what I found out from the locals
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Time codes:
0:00 Welcome to Yakutia
0:49 Trip to Oymyakon. First stop - Khandyga
4:13 The road of bones - Kolyma
7:33 Stuck in the middle of frozen nowhere. Again
10:32 Welcome to Oymyakon
14:10 Tasting raw foals meat
16:17 Going on winter fishing
18:04 Culture of Sakha people (Yakuts)
20:54 How do people live in Oymyakon?
24:34 Ice bathing in the coldest place on Earth
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[@terryrose6208]

This beautiful young lady is doing more to bring cultures together than any tourist organization or government could ever do.

[@Mesamedusa]

Funniest comment in light of the trashing of Ukraine.

[@hershellacey9405]

Eli is an amazing woman. Just follow her channel. You will see why.

[@FayazAli-pf2xt]

@@Mesamedusa Ukraine part of Russia

[@Mesamedusa]

@@FayazAli-pf2xt Ukranians firmly disagree, as does the civilized world.

[@anthonyagudo208]

Yeah

[@armandoespinoza9969]

We latinos living in USA love you Russians! thanks for showing us your nice people and beautiful country

[@anadeandrade5368]

Here in the States, Russia is such a beautiful country. Thank you to the young lady who made it more interesting to watch

[@ashtro777]

which states?

[@hanipasha8859]

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[@shiladityadas8791]

I am an Indian. Those who live in equator or near by region can't imagine the cold harsh weather of yaquit or amicon. The beautiful people, there hospitality, culture, music, life styles mesmerized me. Thanks for the video.

[@Orc_from_Mordor]

You have to come visit and see for yourself!

[@user-wv6xq3cl2t]

Да здесь много студентов индусов,ничего не страдают,им очень даже нравиться

[@khaddy72632u]

Very cold places in the subcontinent too, try Bhutan or nagaland ))

[@user-le4rw6rt9p]

its 2 Celsius where I'm at and I'm already about to freeze.

[@user-en6dd5vz8b]

Why there was a necessity to mention you were an Indian? What does it have to do with your comment?

[@jf7558]

This program along with Eli deserves many awards including one for the originality of its content. What a beautiful country!!! And valiant people!!! 🇷🇺

[@robertoperezaguirreeliasca7559]

Incredible people, incredible country! Greetings from La Paz, Baja California Sur México

[@novacolonel5287]

Really a shame that they are sent to the slaughterhouse by their mad president.

[@rustyshacklferd1854]

@@novacolonel5287 Nazi Ukraine has been killing civilians in Eastern Ukraine for 9 years since the CIA under Obama installed the Puppet Zelinski using a violent overthrow. This is a denazification and liberation by Russia and Ukraine is being decimated. Only Russia and China have offered peace but our government said no every time peace was offered.

[@niarlatotepbasset]

@novacolonel5287, yes, Zelenskyy is mad.

[@HarrryClaudeLaBar]

Thank you for showing us this beautiful country.

[@E-baba971]

Am a Nigeria 🇳🇬 living in Belgium 🇧🇪 and am fascinated with your tour of Your birth country of Russia 🇷🇺 I and my kids will definitely love to see alot of these villages,towns and cities one day soon,keep up the good work dear, we watched every clip you dropped with love from Belgium ❤❤❤❤❤

[@CableDawg496]

It’s amazing how humans adapt to living in all kinds of conditions.

[@stephensmith2601]

Just poured myself a glass of wine and then a new video from Eli appears: great start to the evening.

[@foridor]

From Canada. Eli, you are amazing! I have traveled the world, including Russia, but have never seen such kind and fascinating people, beautiful video clips, and harsh living conditions. Thankyou for becoming their Ambassador, and helping us to better understand your country. The quality of your video is such that I'm sure "National Geographic" will be knocking on your door!

[@fantomfreedom3194]

Обожаю этот канал,но к сожалению он ушёл с телевизора( видимо из-за конфликта с западом.

[@SpookyLurker]

@@fantomfreedom3194 Eli left?

[@jaimedpcaus1]

Super cool video. I've never seen anything like this from Russia. I'm learning more via KZbin. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@ThaKingzsouljahPR777]

I am truly grateful for this channel Elí! I definitely love ❤️ Russia 🇷🇺 now and hopefully someday I’ll visit that great country. Blessings and love from Sunrise, Florida, United States of America.

[@mariashirokova5730]

Thanks. Russia is incredible. I am happy to be Russian.

[@vera-horse]

Thank you and all Americans who are interested in Russia and don't think we are stereotypical "bad Russians"❤😊

[@ptownRandy1]

No, we think that the barbaric Russian military and those who support the "special military operation" otherwise known as war as "bad Russians." The others are sheep allowing themselves to be ruled by a dicator. @@vera-horse

[@guybroughton8572]

Eli you have become better at this than National Geographic and BBC. I have become hooked on your channel, and Maria's too for that matter. You two girls are a real treasure. So many people all around the world are learning so much from you.

[@user-db9no9dc5j]

BBC лжецы.

[@howardlake6178]

Eli, you must be told, that you are creating the best documentaries. Ever. The BBC etc have never made anything even close to this good. Utterly brilliant 😀

[@michellewhittaker2135]

BBC no they have not at least this is real

[@chriswamahiu8751]

Oh well, it's a shame she must have been demonetized because of the Russia-Ukraine thing.

[@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743]

@@chriswamahiu8751 Hope not that would be sad 😟

[@napoleonfeanor]

BBC makes great nature documentaries but I wouldn't trust anything even remotely political from them. They are rabidly antiwhite

[@circle7673]

Russia is amazing! So many different peoples live together! Many cultures and languages. And all together!

[@JC_06]

Nice documentary maam eli. ❤

[@jasonlewis460]

This is the type of cold weather, everyone in the world needs to experience so they can humble themselves. This is a thriving village/city/town. These are the type of people who can survive anywhere in the world. Super credit to those people, who work very hard. Hope they don't get impacted by those ridiculous sanctions. LOVE from California

[@alganhar1]

You, are full of shit. Only idiots who have no experience with such temperatures will say something quite that inane. You ANY idea of what it takes to survive in such cold? I do, I spent multiple winters in Antarctica, which I may add is *colder* than the Arctic. Vostok Station in Antarctica recorded a low of - 89.2 C (-128.6 f). And that is BEFORE wind chill. An average person needs almost double the calorie intake in extreme cold, the British Antarctic Survey allows for 3600 calories per person per day, and that is during the SUMMER. During the winter and during Katabatic season only an idiot goes outside for any longer than they absolutely have to. That kind of cold and you can drop your core temperature to dangerous levels through simply breathing. Not to mention the wind picks up ice crystals and snow in a manner similar to sandstorms in a desert, potentially dropping visibility to such an extent that seeing your hand in front of your face is difficult. People have literately died twenty metres from safety and shelter because visibility was so bad they froze to death before they could find it. The people who live in places like that can and do because unlike the vast majority of people, such as yourself, they know what it means to survive out there, and know not to underestimate the cold....

[@haywoodjablowme1133]

Nothing ridiculous about them most of the soldiers killing Ukrainians are from Yakutia!

[@georgiosvarachidis6596]

@@haywoodjablowme1133 not Ukrainians, Nazis....

[@RumblyGL]

@@georgiosvarachidis6596 yikes

[@sandhyanagarajan]

Yes. Love from California as well. Here we call 40s cold. There, they call anything above -40 cool. These people can live anywhere in the world.

[@javaidzaidi]

Russia is such a fascinating place and so are its people. Thinking of nothing about living in such cold places. I am grateful to KZbin for providing the forum and to you for braving the extreme elements in producing the videos. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

[@patrigrow]

Russians are killers.

[@leosebastian199]

Buddy, it's not Russia. They are not Russians. Russians would never live over there. if they did, this place would become a shit hole. They would destroy everything.

[@nick09000]

Yes is so beautiful

[@nvcn86]

russia is also excellent at destroying the varied cultures of it's people and genociding them. huge shame.

[@rak6437]

F Russia

[@ustit-vuohta6695]

Russia has many different ethnic groups and these videos where we both meet them in their regions and learn about their languages and customs are very interesting. As I am a speaker of an Uralic language which is related to Udmurt, Mansi, Nenets, Selkup, Nganasan etc. It would also be interesting to know more about them.

[@Bracanza]

Were are you from? Hungary or Finland?

[@ustit-vuohta6695]

@@Bracanza I live in Sweden but we have Sami ancestry on my mothers side. Hence I speak a bit of that language. Another funny coincidence - we also have a bit Tatar ancestry. ( just like Eli ! )

[@jamie.miller.inspiring]

I have no idea how I ended up here but I'm truly grateful I did, I've never even snow as where I live in Australia the most I've ever seen is around 0c. This is by far one of the best documentary's I've ever seen, thank you!

[@ffcfesta]

Such an amazing documentary, worthy of being on Discovery Channel such was the fascinating cinematography and in-depth look at the culture of the residents and their way of life. Great work Eli.

[@marzenawalewska]

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[@zaouiaimmobilier3402]

it's coool nice place

[@rodolfodadacay139]

I'M a Filipino From riyadh saudi arabia very mice place

[@Pauldjreadman]

More freedom on KZbin.

[@anastephens3030]

Truly! So amazing to be have access to this kind of quality filmmaking on KZbin.

[@bobbylee9727]

There was once a famous movie critic who wrote for a newspaper in Chicago, Illinois, USA named Roger Ebert. He once defined a good movie as taking you to a place you have never been and teaching you something about life. This half hour long video has met this definition. This is a good video, Eli. BRAVO !!!

[@hilarylawrence4588]

I have a lot of respect for Roger Ebert. I've seen his documentary many times.

[@savage22bolt32]

So true.

[@Checklist-77]

Я очень рад за тебя землячка. Ты продвигаешь культуру и нашу страну в такое тяжёлое время. Процветания в дальнейшем.

[@THE_USER86]

Она же в Италии откуда она наша ??

[@pavelvsrage]

@@THE_USER86 если бы она была ваша, жила бы в вашей параше

[@StolzerSystemling]

She is riding a dead horse. Russian culture wiil only exist a few years. слава украины

[@ediccartman7252]

​@@THE_USER86она уже давно не в Италии

[@JohnMelland]

Yes my friend 🤗

[@mauricioramirez9744]

Russia is such a fascinating place. I would love to go there, to those remote Siberian regions to see if I can resist the cold. I love the cold, I love winter. ❄👍

[@user-rw1ot7ue9x]

Если любитель зимы, значит выживешь при -50 при хорошей одежде из натурального меха и материалов❤

[@mariashirokova5730]

Thanks. Russia is incredible. I am happy to be Russian.

[@ptownRandy1]

You've already said that nonsense. Haven't you said enough to earn your money for trolling youtube?@@mariashirokova5730

[@NoVista14]

Hi Eli, thank you, that you still inform about Russia 🇷🇺 and the different cultures. 🫶🏻👏🏻

[@asaprocky8195]

Incredibly beautiful. If it had not been for this video, I would have never have known anything about this region, its people, culture, or what it even looks like. Fascinating that a human can adapt to these climate conditions. Thank you for documenting, and sharing your experiences with us. It puts a whole new spin on the term "Normal." 🙂

[@sylvestersalad]

Did you know asap rocky is a rapper? Is that part of the joke of the name you use?

[@asaprocky8195]

@@sylvestersalad - Yes, I know.. but I think I coined the name for myself long before I knew that. Possibly before his time. Maybe I’ll Google it to check some dates.

[@zacharyfinesse4640]

@@asaprocky8195 Joined Jan 25, 2020, no you didn't

[@asaprocky8195]

@@zacharyfinesse4640 Who EF'n cares? Get over it. Go lift some weights.

[@zacharyfinesse4640]

@@asaprocky8195 Pretty sure I lift more than someone who says "EF'n"

[@SvetGolovkin1462]

I adore everything you do Eli. You deserve a nobel price by showing us the amazing culture, people, weather and food everywhere you go. Its fascinating. ❤💙

[@JamBone30]

Wow well done, absolutely amazing to see how people live in such harsh and cold conditions!

[@buckshot704]

What amazing people! Such a harsh environment. My childhood was spent on a dairy farm in the Upper Midwest, but I cannot imagine temperatures below -30 Fahrenheit. For such Russia cultural adventures, I would seriously consider having a satellite phone available for emergencies. Health and prosperity, Eli. Big Country is definitely the way to go. Thank you for continuing your sharing your wonderful experiences for so many around the world to savor. “…the greatest souvenir of travel, is a broader perspective…” -Rick Steves

[@upcreek73]

Im from south central WI i do not miss doing chores on -20-30

[@buckshot704]

@@upcreek73 ; Agreed. I’m from the northeast. Chipping frozen silage from a pile in the yard, trying to start decades-old tractors without engine block heaters, and not having barn clothes made from high-grade materials.

[@upcreek73]

@@buckshot704 bread bags in snow boots

[@MichaelSmith-zf1kh]

Eli is definitely exceptional

[@Ester023]

You always put lotta effort on your videos, thank u so much for provide us such quality content💜✨

[@simonasutkute8981]

“Every time you talk about the great Russian ballet, I will tell you the story of a young teacher from Brovary who was repeatedly raped in front of her parents and then kidnapped by Russian villains. About dozens, maybe hundreds of raped Ukrainian women. Often in the eyes of children. About 15-16-year-old girls from Borodyanka who suffered terrible violence from the Kadyrovites. About the bodies of five raped young girls who were killed and left on the road. About this abomination "we will spend * hohlushek" in interceptions. Here is what I will tell you in response about the persecuted great Russian ballet. Every time you tell me about great Russian composers, I will tell you the story of a girl in front of whom and her little brother in the basement of Mariupol, their mother died more than once. And then with the corpse of a dead mother, the children were forced to continue to hide in the basement from the shelling. About a boy from Gostomel, in front of whom Russian soldiers shot his father. And then they wanted to kill their son, but he survived. About a girl who was shot directly in the face. About a kid who ran away with his grandmother in a boat. Grandma drowned. And the boy has been wanted for almost a month. Here is what I will tell you in return about the persecuted great Russian composers. Every time you tell me about the great Russian painting, I will tell you about the peaceful Ukrainians shot in the back in the Makariv district. And before they could shoot, the orcs tied their hands. About hundreds of corpses on the streets of Bucha, Irpen, Gostomel. About mass graves in the yards of residential neighborhoods. Until recently, the mass graves of civilians were cozy and safe cities. Mass graves. In the 21st century. Here's what I'll tell you in return about the great Russian painting. Every time you tell me about the great Russian theater, I will tell you the story of a woman from the Brovary district, from whose house Russian marauders retreated and removed metal tiles. About tanks and armored personnel carriers of the "Second Army of the World", loaded to the brim with robbers in Ukrainian homes. Stolen phones, tablets, TVs, washing machines, carpets, jewelry, bottles of alcohol, pans, clothes, toys, shoes - everything that happened to these freaks. When they got to Belarus, they sent their loot to Russia in advance. About how they stole stolen goods in Belarusian bazaars. Here is what I will tell you in response about the persecuted great Russian theater. Every time you tell me about the great Russian cinema, I will tell you about the brutally shot horses in the stables in Kyiv region. About the animals of the zoo in Yasnogorodka, frozen by hunger and thirst. About deer skin burned after the explosion. And now the maximum savagery… About the alabai killed and eaten by the Russian occupiers. Yes, alabai. Yes, dogs. Yes, eaten. Here's what I'll tell you in return about the great Russian cinema. Every time you tell me about the great Russian literature, I will tell you about dozens of interceptions of conversations of Russian soldiers with their mothers and wives. Conversations in which there is nothing but *uck and sh*t. Conversations in which wives order them to steal in Ukrainian homes. Conversations where mothers laugh when their sons tell how their cousins ​​rape hohlushek. And if all mothers are thrown out of these conversations, they will be left with "hello" and "while". Here is what I will tell you in response to the oppressive great Russian literature. There is no longer any great Russian culture, literature, cinema, painting, theater and ballet. There is a country of freaks, marauders, rapists and murderers. Wild people who have no place in the civilized world! And long-suffering new Russian dissidents in the cozy apartments of Berlin, London, Larnaca, Milan, Tbilisi, Astana, Vienna and other temporary shelters, let them follow the route of the Russian ship, proudly carrying in their hands the great Russian culture!

[@marzenawalewska]

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[@ampulsuper]

@@simonasutkute8981 also oymyakon turkic land russians pressure them to be slav

[@davidjoelsson4929]

@@simonasutkute8981 shut up with your racial propaganda

[@capeofstormz5974]

Greetings from Cape Town,South Africa 🇿🇦 Wow.I would love to visit this place.It's so beautiful and interesting.You did a great job showing us this region and people living there.

[@juttamohring9085]

Danke liebe Eli, für Deine Berichte, für Deine Offenheit, Friedlichkeit und Freundlichkeit!

[@mahushkos]

Happy to learn more about Sakha people. So much in common with Kyrgyz people. We r all from Mongol,Turkish mixed from Siberia tribes,very unique looking. Women jewelries,home decoration, traditional music instruments,horse meat,kymyz all these we have them too..Salam from from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬

[@4emcarthur]

Hey, Eli!! Guess what?! WE LOVE YOU!! What an amazing, freezing cold video! Thank you so much for what you show us. You are an angel❤

[@adtiamzon3663]

Incredible adventure vlog, Elina. 🌞❤👏🏻👏🏻 Well done. 🌞💪🏻 Magnificent people and lifestyle in that coldest part of Russia ❗😍❤

[@helenepopulos2438]

Magnificently beautiful nature, absolutly marvelous presenation! Thanks so much, Eli.

[@kyleyoung3446]

You being a guest on Maria's channel, Life in Yakutia is what brought me to your channel. I'm super excited to follow all of your extra work in these videos and see all the wonderful people and cultures that are part of Russia. I've been really enjoying listening to all the people you visit with in these videos tell their own personal stories. This is a delightfully fun channel!

[@jstravelers4094]

There are wonderful people in Russia. They all protest Putin. Babies are being slaughtered and women are being raped by Russian soldiers. Any Russian who isn't protesting is a POS! Putin must die!

[@katarsett9384]

Kyle Young, Aren't you english-speaking living in the free world with newspapers and thousands of TV channels. Do you think the genocide in Ukraine is okay? Don't you realise that this is a Russian propaganda channel about the Great Russian Empire.

[@marzenawalewska]

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[@dianesmith8183]

Stunningly beautiful ! Russia and you Eli ! Thanks, LOVE & HUGS

[@jewelcopeland3374]

We in the United States have a rather slanted view of Russia , due to the war in Ukraine. You are helping us to see Russia as a country full of wonderful pepple , including yourself . Thank you Eli .

[@nvcn86]

in Poland we used to have a saying, We hate Russia, but love Russians. unfortunately this is slowly changing. Russian people need to stand up to their regime if they want other people to think they are still wonderful people.

[@dreamodizo931]

@@nvcn86 Meanwhile you can send Nukes, NATO forces, Spy Equipment..... Right at Russian border be it in Ukraine, Georgia, Baltic nation..... What a hypocrite 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@HgRoller]

No, it's due to tribalist media that have a propagandist agenda.

[@HgRoller]

@@nvcn86 Sure and then get sent to the Gulag or get shot in the head.

[@Orc_from_Mordor]

@@nvcn86 We are not going to indulge all the desires of our enemies. Hate Russia, then hate us! Your right, but God will judge us!

[@Furykidxxx]

Nothing but ultimate respect to Eli for this kind of documentary and bravery to undergo such harsh trip! Not many can do it, it looks beautiful, but make no mistake, it's brutal out there! If you think jungle is bad, I do not even recommend thinking about how bad Taiga can be in the middle of winter. P.S: That lady in Oymyakon, Tamara, she's a legend, she appeared on quite a few documentaries, including 60 seconds!

[@johnvsymons]

Eli, thank you so much for this outstanding program. Your narration was impressive. Obviously, you put so much time and energy into producing this vlog and it shows. I admire your kindness and objectivity that is evident in all of your vlogs. Take care and have a rewarding and pleasant week. 👍🤗❤🙏🌎

[@marzenawalewska]

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[@deecawford]

I live in Alaska and think Russia is so beautiful. I know some of our climates are similar. Thanks for sharing and the educational side of things also.

[@stephend.mixell2042]

Oh, these people are amazing. Beautiful area. I could never survive there but for those living there I admire them. Thank you for sharing.

[@index2396]

Robisz wspaniałe filmy! Pozdrowienia z Polski :)

[@sohailbaig6046]

Thanks Eli, this is very interesting and amazing video, I personally Love Russia so much, I live here in Pakistan, Karachi and Islamabad, here maximum coldest temperature have gone -3C , I can only watch in video like this coldest place on earth, in this video you show how peoples live in -71C, I am very grateful to you , I Love your beautiful country and your passion and hard work make this video so amazing.

[@rafaelecattonar1506]

I love the fact that Russia has more than 190 ethnic groups. I love the vastness of the territory and the diversity of the population. Eli you are very brave to visit a place so cold. I love Yakutsk and its people. I love Russia. 😃

[@dimmacommunication]

I'm very curious about the ethnic groups eastetic traits , cause you can see very different people

[@JaffaGaffa]

Hello FSB

[@carynmartin6053]

I'd be so proud to be from Russia, but unfortunately, I am from a country they consider an arch enemy, rightfully so

[@lucyhoward8044]

@@carynmartin6053 The Kremlin is evil- not the Russian people. The orders to bomb and murder civilians in Ukraine come from the top of the Russian government. The Russian people are not the ones giving orders, in fact they are imprisoned for voicing their opposition to Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.

[@nikkinik4188]

I love the PEOPLE of Russia 🥰♥️✌️🇺🇸🌏☺️🤗

[@user-zg1kn7yc9g]

Love your channel！I didn't even know people live in such cold place. Thanks for your effort in making the beautiful and informative video!

[@gregg4600]

Hello Ms. Eli! This is another fascinating and enormously enjoyable journey! The people you choose to interview appear so cherry in their disposition! So nice! The "cold" seems concerning for a visitor but for the locals, it simply seems, the climate is good some days, bad on other days. A very flexible mindset to me, which made this episode very neat! Thanks for taking us out there!

[@marzenawalewska]

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[@mau_lopez]

What an incredible country Russia is. Never been there and I love it already! Thanks for your videos Eli from Russia! BTW, that's why I use the Russian flag as my profile photo : D

[@roubika1922]

Greetings from Scotland Thank you for your wonderful work showing the beauty of mother Russia

[@changemaster1554]

это невероятный путь, который вы выбрали в жизни, спасибо за то, что вы великий человек... Показывает мне место, куда я, возможно, смогу пойти...🐟

[@jayshko]

Your editing got super professional. That you don’t work for the Russian tourism ministry is a crime!

[@jasonlewis460]

SUPER PRO NOW

[@luxemag4347]

plot twist: she's an undercover agent for the ministry

[@nazihanii]

That's your papa!

[@jasonlewis460]

@@luxemag4347 She is still beautiful

[@patrickmoore475]

Большое спасибо за то, что показали завораживающие пейзажи из места, похожего на крайний север моей страны, Канады. Я живу в южной части Онтарио, и всего в 3 часах езды на север, в Халибертоне, зимние температуры опускаются до температуры от -20 до -30 градусов...... но точно не - 60!! Еще раз спасибо за демонстрацию того, что независимо от того, где мы живем, мы единомышленники.

[@John77Doe]

You posted: Thank you so much for showing me the mesmerizing scenery from what looks like the far north of my country, Canada. I live in southern Ontario and just 3 hours north in Haliburton, winter temperatures drop to -20 to -30 degrees......but definitely not -60!! Thanks again for demonstrating that no matter where we live, we are like-minded people. 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@GuinessOriginal]

How did you learn Russian ?

[@patrickmoore475]

@@user-bs8vp7je8n Спасибо ..... Там, где я живу в Гамильтоне, Онтарио, это часть того, что известно как «банановый пояс», и большинство зим редко достигает 0 градусов по Фаренгейту.

[@gabrielboeru252]

Thank you for all the work, Eli! Beautiful sceneries, beautiful people you show us, very interesting informations.

[@zacsamuel7295]

Thank you so much for your beautiful coverage of Russia!

[@sammiensethsessions9388]

Your a absolute goddess. I love your content. I live in a very north city of Canada. Very cold here too but this is wild. It's awesome to see fellow humans who can handle this. I hope we can all get along this year. I absolutely love Russia. Always wanted to visit. Your amazing

[@sebastiangonzalezgonzalez2183]

Amazing video. Starting to get so in love with so many things in Russia, russians and it's history. With love from Paraguay.

[@randomprocastinator7890]

It's literally a mind blowing history, there are many things to discover at it

[@vanDalle]

All these beautiful things means nothing if you'll see what Russians are doing to Ukrainian people right now.

[@sebastiangonzalezgonzalez2183]

@@vanDalle Russians? I'm talking about Elis's video. Why mix that up with that thing that is going on in Ukraine?You mean the military right? Don't confuse military with the Russian people. Besides I bet you neither do I know the exact motives behind this. Only Putin and a few other elites. Stay safe. With love from Paraguay.

[@vanDalle]

@@sebastiangonzalezgonzalez2183 it's not like Russians are not involved. They have chosen Putin for president of their country and they are not even protesting against all the evil he's doing right now. Most of them supports him. That's why they are co-responsible for the genocide in Ukraine just like Germans has been for growing of nazis 100 years ago. They also put Hitler into the power, didn't protest and has voted on him. History is just repeating itself on our eyes. If someone would kill your wife in front of your eyes, you wouldn't even think about any beautiful places at his homeland. Cold weather, cold hearts.

[@Nikkopagani]

I knew it! I recognized the broken black car from the same episode from @Ramilla de aventura, the Spanish blogger! And later on he's right behind you eating at the coffee place with red jacket haha, so good!! Keep up the good work guys!!

[@peterr7321]

Thank you for such a wonderful video. You, as well as the natives of Oymyakon, make it seem like a "Winter Wonderland."

[@robertwayne352]

Eli, you are a brave and adventurous woman. This video was so entertaining. I am so curious about these people and their culture. 💯 This is one of the best videos I've seen in quite a while. Good job, Eli! 🙂👍

[@PyrytM]

“Every time you tell me about the great Russian ballet, I will tell you the story of a young teacher from Browary, who was repeatedly raped in front of her parents and then kidnapped by Russian bandits. About dozens or maybe hundreds of raped Ukrainian women. Often in front of children. About 15-16-year-old girls from Borodjanka who were brutally raped by Kadyrovtsy. About the bodies of five raped young girls who were murdered and abandoned on the road. About hideous intercepted conversations like; "We will be fucking Chachłuszki". Here is what I will say in response to the persecuted great Russian ballet. Every time you tell me about great Russian composers, I will tell you the story of a girl and her brother from the shelter in Mariupol, during whose eyes their mother bled out of blood for several days. And who then, along with the corpse of their deceased mother, had to continue to hide in this basement from the fire. About a boy from Gostomel, in front of whom Russian soldiers shot his father. And then they wanted to kill him, but he survived. About a girl who was shot right in the face. About the boy who escaped with his grandmother on the boat. Grandma drowned. And the boy has been wanted for almost a month. Here is what I will tell you in response to the persecuted great Russian composers. Every time you tell me about great Russian painting, I will tell you about the peaceful Ukrainians shot in the Makariv region. Killed, hands tied, shot in the back. About hundreds of dead bodies on the streets of Buczy, Irpenia, Hostomla. About mass graves in the backyards of housing estates. Until recently, mass graves of civilians were cozy and safe cities. Mass graves. In the 21st century. Here's what I will tell you in response to the stories of great Russian painting. Every time you tell me about the great Russian theater, I will tell the story of a woman from Browary, from whose house Russian marauders retreated, even stealing a metal tile. About tanks and armored personnel carriers of the "Second World Army", laden to the brim with things stolen from Ukrainian homes. About stolen telephones, tablets, televisions, washing machines, carpets, jewelry, alcohol bottles, pans, clothes, toys, shoes - everything that fell under the hands of these cattle. When they reached Belarus, they sent their booty by mail to Russia. About how they sold stolen goods in Belarusian bazaars. Here is what I will tell you in response about the persecuted great Russian theater. Every time you tell me about great Russian cinema, I will tell you about horses brutally shot in stables in the Kiev region. About starving animals at the ZOO in Jasnogorodka. Deer hide burnt after the explosion. And now the maximum wildness ... About the Alabai (Central Asian Shepherd Dogs) killed and eaten by the Russian occupiers. Yes, alabaie. Yes, dogs. Yes, eaten. Here's what I will say in response to the need to support great Russian cinema. Each time you tell me about great Russian literature, I will tell you about dozens of intercepted conversations between Russian soldiers and their mothers and wives. Conversations in which there is nothing but chickens… and ch… .j Conversations in which wives order to steal in Ukrainian homes. Conversations during which mothers laugh while their sons talk about their cousins ​​raping Chachłuszki. And if curses and profanity are removed from these conversations, they will be left with "hello" and "goodbye". Here is what I will tell you in response to the oppression of great Russian literature. There is no more great Russian culture, literature, cinema, painting, theater and ballet. There is a country of bandits, marauders, rapists and murderers. Wild people for whom there is no place in the civilized world! And let the persecuted new Russian dissidents in the cozy apartments of Berlin, London, Larnaca, Milan, Tbilisi, Astana, Vienna and other apartments follow the route of the Russian ship, proudly carrying the great Russian culture in their hands! " p.s. If you can translate and distribute in all available languages, do so. And you better copy it, because if someone were to ban it. They will not ban everyone.

[@robertwayne352]

@@PyrytM you really blame her for all this? Seriously? Why? Because she's Russian? That's idiotic. Ridiculous. Plus, it proves that you are a person of limited intellect if you cannot seperate the alleged incidents you described from the individual who has not raped anyone. She's a person, not a nationality. Just as I am a Canadian. A Canadian individual who had nothing to do with the cowardly slaughter of indigenous children in residential schools here. Yes, Canadians did that, but I did not. Same difference. I abhor the murders of those children just as, I'm positive, she abhors violence against anyone! Give your head a shake. You're embarrassing yourself.

[@mickeysplane7980]

Sure it is. All done with the help of a producer, camera person and post processing editor paid for by the government.

[@robertwayne352]

@@mickeysplane7980 your daddy hit you too many times...or not enough. Hard to tell.

[@DavidOatney]

Thank you so much for making this Eli. You take me places I might never see. I am very glad I have discovered you and your channel. I enjoy watching you, I love the personality you allow to shine through, and the people and places you share with us.

[@valde3336]

Yes. As russia is now at war with Ukraine and threatening other countries it's unlikely that people could travel there in near future.

[@AnhNguyen-hn9vj]

I hear that people have to warm up their peniz before take a piss there. damn it is so cold that it may freeze it into frozen sausage within seconds it is out of your pants. lol

[@nikkinik4188]

Well said! I feel the same way ☺️

[@nomadclient4047]

Be GLAD you are not seeing Mariupol, Kharkiv, or Kherson. Ukraine. The videos are bad enough.

[@nikkinik4188]

@@nomadclient4047 Putin just beheaded bioweapon engineers that want to kill you or settle for making you extremely ill through implantation and nuclear controlled dna altering agendas.

[@kablialee6629]

What a beautiful place with great traditions that is untouched and hopefully continues on for generations. Great travels to you and thank you for your videos which is educational and takes us to places we could never even dream of. ❤

[@REALDEALMMA91]

You are one of my favorite youtubers ! And you are absolutely beautiful!!! Keep em coming

[@gary62or45]

Eli, what a wonderful adventure into the remote interior of Russia. You are such a courageous and giving person. I love your adventures. Thank you Eli. Gary from the USA.

[@thevirus5789]

Hi from Russia Gary.

[@rabidrabbitshuggers]

She’s not gonna fuck you, Gary.

[@quidproquo0]

When the war is over i will visit Russia

[@thevirus5789]

@@quidproquo0 Please visit Dagestan.

[@sareeyemanusqaame8723]

I hope USA doesn't bring "democracy and freedom" this peaceful people and ruin their lives and stability the same way it does to the rest of the world.

[@johnforsyth7987]

Eli, your videos from Russia are excellent. They are more than good enough to be on the Travel Channel, National Geographic or Smithsonian Channels here in America. So, you know, here in the West, people who bath in the ice like you did in this video are called Polar Bears or Polar Bear Club. Very well done!

[@marzenawalewska]

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[@rogink]

I agree. I've been watching her videos for a few weeks now, so catching up on them. The quality of this one is superb, not just the content but the production and editing. I don't know what training she has, but she is certainly skilled at what she does.

[@marcelaoyarce5384]

I'm happy I found this channel on a Christmas day, as I live alone it's like a present I received, because it's such a fscinating experience to learn about the place and the people, I live better in the cold, so I understand them, it's energising so you don't feel lazy, and to breathe the crispy air feels healthy. The way these people gather and praise Nature is what the world needs. Thank you beautiful and brave lady.

[@billtsirtsis7060]

Eli, you have natural talent in making great videos on many levels. I love all of your work!

[@jeffvanderwerf3391]

I have been lucky enough to visit Yakutia a few times, and the people are wonderful. Yes, it is cold, but the people are so warm!

[@user-lt3ty3gj2u]

Спасибо большое, за хорошие слова, будьте здоровы и счастливы 👍✊🙌

[@FrancoisMontegut]

I'm so glad you did not stop sharing your videos 🙏 They are so inspiring, true and willing to visit even more Russia. I hope i will be the one finding your матрёшка)))

[@user-lt3ty3gj2u]

Вы такая красивая и добрая, удачи вам во всём и крепкого здоровья 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥❤

[@andrewf.9485]

Che bellissima esperienza. Complimenti, fai degli ottimi documentari 🤍💙❤

[@robsonhouse1904]

I thought you were mad in the cold of Baikal last year but Oymyakon is even more breath-taking. Your best adventure yet I think, and certainly the most beautiful. Exceptional video x

[@tango9944]

Thank you for this video Eli, cold but peaceful, people live in harmony with nature

[@mangle40]

Your channel is fabulous. Thank you for your efforts. One species. Many cultures. Love to all.

[@mariaveritas2886]

I learned Russian in the Air Force and these videos are making me want to gain my skill in that language back!

[@Amotivation-yt2mr]

I love you ❤️ Russia iam from India ❤️❤️💖💖

[@article21gdpr]

what about ukraine

[@mlsmlsms]

Thank you, Eli. What a beautiful adventure!

[@PyrytM]

“Every time you tell me about the great Russian ballet, I will tell you the story of a young teacher from Browary, who was repeatedly raped in front of her parents and then kidnapped by Russian bandits. About dozens or maybe hundreds of raped Ukrainian women. Often in front of children. About 15-16-year-old girls from Borodjanka who were brutally raped by Kadyrovtsy. About the bodies of five raped young girls who were murdered and abandoned on the road. About hideous intercepted conversations like; "We will be fucking Chachłuszki". Here is what I will say in response to the persecuted great Russian ballet. Every time you tell me about great Russian composers, I will tell you the story of a girl and her brother from the shelter in Mariupol, during whose eyes their mother bled out of blood for several days. And who then, along with the corpse of their deceased mother, had to continue to hide in this basement from the fire. About a boy from Gostomel, in front of whom Russian soldiers shot his father. And then they wanted to kill him, but he survived. About a girl who was shot right in the face. About the boy who escaped with his grandmother on the boat. Grandma drowned. And the boy has been wanted for almost a month. Here is what I will tell you in response to the persecuted great Russian composers. Every time you tell me about great Russian painting, I will tell you about the peaceful Ukrainians shot in the Makariv region. Killed, hands tied, shot in the back. About hundreds of dead bodies on the streets of Buczy, Irpenia, Hostomla. About mass graves in the backyards of housing estates. Until recently, mass graves of civilians were cozy and safe cities. Mass graves. In the 21st century. Here's what I will tell you in response to the stories of great Russian painting. Every time you tell me about the great Russian theater, I will tell the story of a woman from Browary, from whose house Russian marauders retreated, even stealing a metal tile. About tanks and armored personnel carriers of the "Second World Army", laden to the brim with things stolen from Ukrainian homes. About stolen telephones, tablets, televisions, washing machines, carpets, jewelry, alcohol bottles, pans, clothes, toys, shoes - everything that fell under the hands of these cattle. When they reached Belarus, they sent their booty by mail to Russia. About how they sold stolen goods in Belarusian bazaars. Here is what I will tell you in response about the persecuted great Russian theater. Every time you tell me about great Russian cinema, I will tell you about horses brutally shot in stables in the Kiev region. About starving animals at the ZOO in Jasnogorodka. Deer hide burnt after the explosion. And now the maximum wildness ... About the Alabai (Central Asian Shepherd Dogs) killed and eaten by the Russian occupiers. Yes, alabaie. Yes, dogs. Yes, eaten. Here's what I will say in response to the need to support great Russian cinema. Each time you tell me about great Russian literature, I will tell you about dozens of intercepted conversations between Russian soldiers and their mothers and wives. Conversations in which there is nothing but chickens… and ch… .j Conversations in which wives order to steal in Ukrainian homes. Conversations during which mothers laugh while their sons talk about their cousins ​​raping Chachłuszki. And if curses and profanity are removed from these conversations, they will be left with "hello" and "goodbye". Here is what I will tell you in response to the oppression of great Russian literature. There is no more great Russian culture, literature, cinema, painting, theater and ballet. There is a country of bandits, marauders, rapists and murderers. Wild people for whom there is no place in the civilized world! And let the persecuted new Russian dissidents in the cozy apartments of Berlin, London, Larnaca, Milan, Tbilisi, Astana, Vienna and other apartments follow the route of the Russian ship, proudly carrying the great Russian culture in their hands! " p.s. If you can translate and distribute in all available languages, do so. And you better copy it, because if someone were to ban it. They will not ban everyone.

[@rezaamery1221]

Thank you for your unique and excellent program, we enjoyed watching it very much 🙏🧿🌺🥰💖

[@alpeshsoni35]

Thank you for showing totally different cultures than ours... I liked this... Also for information to visit. I am from Ahmedabad city, Gujarat State, India... Thank you

[@liliansouza4092]

The beauty oh this place isso breathtaking. I would love be here. I need to save more money. Fabolous work as always. I just love how you show the people, the places, the culture. You are doing a great job!

[@airhutt]

That was so cool! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️

[@PyrytM]

“Every time you tell me about the great Russian ballet, I will tell you the story of a young teacher from Browary, who was repeatedly raped in front of her parents and then kidnapped by Russian bandits. About dozens or maybe hundreds of raped Ukrainian women. Often in front of children. About 15-16-year-old girls from Borodjanka who were brutally raped by Kadyrovtsy. About the bodies of five raped young girls who were murdered and abandoned on the road. About hideous intercepted conversations like; "We will be fucking Chachłuszki". Here is what I will say in response to the persecuted great Russian ballet. Every time you tell me about great Russian composers, I will tell you the story of a girl and her brother from the shelter in Mariupol, during whose eyes their mother bled out of blood for several days. And who then, along with the corpse of their deceased mother, had to continue to hide in this basement from the fire. About a boy from Gostomel, in front of whom Russian soldiers shot his father. And then they wanted to kill him, but he survived. About a girl who was shot right in the face. About the boy who escaped with his grandmother on the boat. Grandma drowned. And the boy has been wanted for almost a month. Here is what I will tell you in response to the persecuted great Russian composers. Every time you tell me about great Russian painting, I will tell you about the peaceful Ukrainians shot in the Makariv region. Killed, hands tied, shot in the back. About hundreds of dead bodies on the streets of Buczy, Irpenia, Hostomla. About mass graves in the backyards of housing estates. Until recently, mass graves of civilians were cozy and safe cities. Mass graves. In the 21st century. Here's what I will tell you in response to the stories of great Russian painting. Every time you tell me about the great Russian theater, I will tell the story of a woman from Browary, from whose house Russian marauders retreated, even stealing a metal tile. About tanks and armored personnel carriers of the "Second World Army", laden to the brim with things stolen from Ukrainian homes. About stolen telephones, tablets, televisions, washing machines, carpets, jewelry, alcohol bottles, pans, clothes, toys, shoes - everything that fell under the hands of these cattle. When they reached Belarus, they sent their booty by mail to Russia. About how they sold stolen goods in Belarusian bazaars. Here is what I will tell you in response about the persecuted great Russian theater. Every time you tell me about great Russian cinema, I will tell you about horses brutally shot in stables in the Kiev region. About starving animals at the ZOO in Jasnogorodka. Deer hide burnt after the explosion. And now the maximum wildness ... About the Alabai (Central Asian Shepherd Dogs) killed and eaten by the Russian occupiers. Yes, alabaie. Yes, dogs. Yes, eaten. Here's what I will say in response to the need to support great Russian cinema. Each time you tell me about great Russian literature, I will tell you about dozens of intercepted conversations between Russian soldiers and their mothers and wives. Conversations in which there is nothing but chickens… and ch… .j Conversations in which wives order to steal in Ukrainian homes. Conversations during which mothers laugh while their sons talk about their cousins ​​raping Chachłuszki. And if curses and profanity are removed from these conversations, they will be left with "hello" and "goodbye". Here is what I will tell you in response to the oppression of great Russian literature. There is no more great Russian culture, literature, cinema, painting, theater and ballet. There is a country of bandits, marauders, rapists and murderers. Wild people for whom there is no place in the civilized world! And let the persecuted new Russian dissidents in the cozy apartments of Berlin, London, Larnaca, Milan, Tbilisi, Astana, Vienna and other apartments follow the route of the Russian ship, proudly carrying the great Russian culture in their hands! " p.s. If you can translate and distribute in all available languages, do so. And you better copy it, because if someone were to ban it. They will not ban everyone.

[@703tony]

On Christmas day here in Washington DC, enjoying this beautiful video!! Thank you Eli for sharing such amazing place and its people! Crazy temps!! Merry Christmas to you and soon a Happy New Year 2023!!

[@user-iw6pw3xg4w]

Predivno mjesto predivni ljudi veliki pozdrav za ovaj divni svijet .

[@Rendarth1]

Wow. I experienced -39F just outside of Fairbanks, Alaska a couple months ago. It defined the term "biting cold." I'd never felt anything like it. Huge respect for anyone who can live and work in even colder conditions day to day.

[@pemski1380]

Dont worry, we will all get used to -20,-30 this winter thanks to mr putin and all his friends xD

[@egorasims]

@@pemski1380 where do you live? Do you have -30 there? Greetings from Russia, Ural :)

[@pemski1380]

@@egorasims we’ve got -25 last years few days per year during the night with days of -5,-10 regularly. Ain’t fun at all

[@egorasims]

@@pemski1380 yeah.. =(

[@reno8494]

@@pemski1380 no shit , everyone is sending weapons and soldiers to ukraine , aiding them in every possible way , shitting on russia with sanctions , yet people find putin not selling them gaz unfair ? BRUH. I could care less about politics as I'm an average person from a country that's not even involved and won't be , but come on this is just stupid.

[@theresachartier1582]

This is one of the most beautifully filmed and informative documentaries I have discovered so far. I had just finished watching a short on the nomadic people of Siberia and how they move every four days and live in what we Americans are used to calling “teepees”. To live so free of of clutter and noise is truly sublime. We have long winters and short summers here but rarely see -30 degrees Fahrenheit now. Yet I have lived in places where the winter can produce days of -70 Fahrenheit and gave me my first experience with “sun dogs”. What wonderful people and ways. Thank you for sharing.

[@GaryHufandaPalo]

Eli i love your videos continue with your adventures and keep making videos and shares your adventure have a good day .

[@dasta7658]

Thanks for posting. I live in tropical North Queensland Australia so watching videos like this is so refreshing, educational and awesome to me. Keep up the good work! 💌

[@sallysampson628]

The beauty of this place pulls me in and I would love to breathe the air, see the colour of the sky, know what -50 feels like and hear the stories of its peoples. Thanks again Eli for yet another stunning and fascinating vlog! I save them so I can watch again and show my husband who loves nature. I’d even try some foals liver, with some tomato sauce 😄 I’m always sad when your vlogs end and quickly search for another! I have read quite a few Russian stories and because of this I am always drawn to Russia. I visited St. Petersburg but as it was on a cruise ship there wasn’t enough time. But I visited a Russian Ballet of Swan Lake which was exquisite and make me cry because the ballet was so moving. I visited the palace where Rasputin spent some time and I just find it so very interesting!! The best place I have ever visited! Now I’m going to find another of your vlogs to watch!! Thank you 🌻🥰🙅‍♀️🙅‍♀️

[@Pinkywinky352]

The immense beauty of the nature, people and culture just made me cry. Thank you for showing us!

[@Rickuttto]

Well done! Thank you for sharing(: Love from Latvia, Aleksandra

[@natasaperun3242]

I'm out of words! ❄ Your video showed to us breathtaking landscapes, people and their lifestyle. Also, stunning dron footage. This area goes on my bucket list. I'll waiting for your next video very impatient! Many regards to you from Serbia 🇷🇸❤🌃❄🌁

[@Arvindkumar-wz4yw]

Hello

[@arielchattoforasteros5550]

Can you be my wife? But im from Philippines 😊

[@johnnyrotten8751]

Hi!!! Greeting from Mexico. I wanna visit Oymyakon. :)

[@rondanew9916]

I'd rather visit Mexico.

[@jimnyan7718]

Got this channel randomly and I'm so thankful,,, subscribed and hoping to see more contents in the future ❤

[@andrenell2237]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful place called the pole of cold. It is amazing to see how people still live in harmony with nature. Wish you all the best in your adventures in life👌🏻 ❤️

[@yhird]

-51 C is brutal cold. Amazing video Eli. Thank you again for taking us along on your trip. Cheers.

[@PyrytM]

My comment is the words of a Ukrainian woman who wrote it and asked for this information to be disseminated. You're right! Yes, it's my choice if I turn my head and pretend that nothing is happening.

[@yhird]

@@PyrytM I have researched the conflict as far back as 2009. I have not lived through the conflict, so there are many details I do not know about. There are aspects of the conflict that disgust me as an American. Particularly the involvement of The U.S. President and his son, and the existence of the bio labs. In addition to the controversy surrounding the "Azov Regiment" of the Ukrainian Army. I have my own opinion of the failure of the Minsk agreements and who is responsible for that failure, but I will not share those thoughts here. I will end this by saying there are no good choices left, only bad choices. Russia and Ukraine have been made to suffer greatly as a result of this conflict, and I hope for peace soon. I hope Eli continues to make and share her fantastic videos.

[@PyrytM]

I didn't mean it shutting down its channel or stopping recording / publishing videos. Russia is a beautiful country, only some Russians think that they live at a time when only great empires could decide how people live in smaller countries.

[@PyrytM]

@@yhird I don't know what biological labs you mean, but remember that Putin and others will use different types of disinformation to sanction an attack on Ukraine.

[@PyrytM]

@@yhird Maybe nobody announced it or I missed it, but ... there is still a long way from having production facilities and the use of this weapon on civilians. You should have heard about the use of thermobaric and cluster bombs by Russians in attacks against civilians, in attacks on residential buildings. Or maybe you reject the thought that it is possible? One more point. The behavior of the commanders of the Russian Federation troops in the vicinity of Chernobyl and during the attack on the nuclear power plant in Zaporizhia. In the first case, Russian soldiers were ordered to dig into the contaminated area. Supposedly, 6 or 7 buses went to Belarus with soldiers showing symptoms of radiation sickness. In the second - at night, they shot at buildings in the area of the power plant. How do you call it? What army is waging war this way?

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

Wow, it's stunning to me that people have no problems living in this extreme cold weather. I literally put my space header on while watching this, I started getting cold! 😂 Great video and very informative.

[@ronalbertson9995]

What a beautiful place with beautiful people! Thank you for sharing!

[@SenhorPalu]

Eli is amazing. On the top of my best youtube discovers. But I'm suspect because I LOVE RUSSIA since I was a small kid. Love from Portugal.

[@norsk888]

Great documentary, I imagine it took a lot of effort and courage to produce. Thank you!