Farming at -71°C (-95°F) | Yakutia

This video is about an average life in the Yakut village. In Yakutia, the winter lasts for 7 months and the temperature can drop to as low as -71°C(-95°F). Tending animals in this severe climate requires hard work, but it suits the people who live here, because the hard work keeps them warm in the freezing temperatures.
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[@Faust_YT]

I like how despite how busy the father is, he can still do his hobbies. No politics, no drama, just people living their lives in the best way they can.

[@StuninRub]

You will be surprised how much down time farmers have. Once maintenance tasks are done for the day, they are just waiting for most of the year.

[@mixuaquela123]

No politics or drama until putin forces their sons to go fight in a needless war :/

[@daddylonglegspidersdontexi3210]

@@mixuaquela123 you are not immune to propaganda

[@miguelprima5937]

@@mixuaquela123reading this after watching the video just makes me incredibly sad

[@Donnirononon]

@@mixuaquela123 Tho they might get a new lada

[@kousseilashakur672]

For someoen who lives in the Sahara (hottest place on earth) watching this makes me feel so anxious lol, can't survive a second in this cold climate

[@bradjohnson482]

The thought of living in the Sahara makes me even more anxious than a cold area. I can always put on another blanket in the cold. 😁

[@igulyaev3140]

We call us Sakha and I think it's a bit same with Sahara. Earlier we lived in balagan house but now it's cows house. And balagan has like piramid form.

[@julianguyen8991]

Both of the places are extreme. You guys are living superman though

[@risadaily]

There is any vloggers from dessert place?? If there is then tell me the name of the vlog, cause I really love vlog of life both the clodest or the hottest..

[@ameerf.2390]

I’m from the equator and I’m jealous since I’ve never seen snow in my life. I wish I can visit cold countries

[@kaushiksamanta8542]

I am from West Bengal, India. The more I watch these videos, the more I realise how better off I am. The amount of time these people spent to meet the basic needs of life (like getting water) is readily available to me. I used to think I was deprived of so many things. But after watching these videos, I realise humans don't need many things to live our lives. We need to appreciate what we have and learn to take care of things we already have. ❤

[@BTAInsley]

Yes I'm from new Zealand. I watch these vids often. Here we have been influenced by western culture Wich in my opinion after watching these vids is an incredibly ungrateful one.. I used to hate my life before I found this channel.. always thinking about what I didn't have and what others did have and despise myself existence because of that.. but after finding this channel I realize how blinded I have been and now the depression is gone 😊.. I have food to eat, decent health to work, skilled and experienced in my field of work, transport to get to and fro and a safe warm place to come home and unwind and do whatever free from danger. Thank you kiun b for this channel you've made

[@dvslakshmi1259]

Wellsaid.​@@BTAInsley

[@NarnoldsMomma]

I don't think you're understanding how happy and content they are in their lives.... None of us are better off than they are....

[@mwalishahworld]

I think they are not depress like most of us. They do work for basic things and we live for the society .. Nd bro the number of cattle and horses they have if you check the price this man is rich ..

[@dollahstrauss5663]

And we are so influenced to be rich have millions in a bank, thus people are so happy with the little they have to survive and we stress ourselves to be rich

[@Tothkaresz]

This channel became like an addiction to me lately. Not only super interesting but so wholesome. I often notice that you are probably smiling while narrating your videos. Thank you for educating us about your land

[@KiunB]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@bigmama2918]

So it did to me! Thank you so much to show us pieces of your obviously amazing and beautiful world. 😀

[@jamesbuccino376]

@@KiunB Ms Rudik said: "I've been to Bucha yesterday. And what I have seen there, I will never be able to forget. "So the dead bodies are on the sides of the road. Their hands are tied behind their backs. And their shot was a single wound in the back of their head. "There are burned bodies of women who were raped and then burned, and they too at least 15 children with them as human shields, hoping that the Ukrainian army will not be able to follow them. It was unbearable and impossible to believe this is happening in the peaceful suburb area, where people who live [there] did absolutely nothing wrong. "And what we have seen are rooms for torture that the Russians were using. "And again, for no reason - they would be torturing them why? To get what? "They had already taken the cities, they already had everything that they needed." Please know the truth! Russian soldiers are using war crimes like Rape and civilian mass executions as tools of war! The people going to save a country from Nazi's would not rape and mass execute innocent civilians they are trying to save! They are bringing mobile cremation units to hide evidence of raping women and mass executions by turning all of the evidence to ash! Do not believe what the russian government tells you please! I beg you! :'(

[@roblox21242]

@@jamesbuccino376 can you cry somewhere pls.

[@roadschoolerusa9621]

Same since i live in northern minnesota, i can relate, I experienced worst cold weather.It’s amazing how these ppl live in that coldest place and seemed like they have a pretty good life and amazing technique to survive the cold.

[@thecoarsegrindpodcast1645]

This is an example of "Ended up here by mistake" kind of discovery. That said, as many others have said, I am hooked. This is incredibly wholesome, informative, interesting...all of it. Bravo and well done...

[@SudiSaiorse13]

And People complain about their lives in the Westernized countries. These folks to me have peace , happiness , health and love . The children are respectful and the spouses work together and teach the children how to live and survive . Many people need to learn from them . God bless them

[@yoyoiven]

I'm always amazed at how modern the homes are inside and how traditional the barns are. Such a cool life

[@nishantarora6219]

why they are feeding horses ?

[@igot2remember]

​@@nishantarora6219 Since the horse are left to roam free, and forage; They probably once in a while set up hay pile for a easy plentiful meal to keep the horse coming back on their own.

[@iannnnev]

Yes literally “cool” life

[@Serkanbah]

@@nishantarora6219 in Türkic world its called as yılkı,half wild half domestic horses,and probably they feed for meat

[@filipurkin4462]

@@nishantarora6219 check 12:50

[@elenawiley2050]

How refreshing to see them working together, and getting their daily exercise without having to hit the gym. This kind of lifestyle has to be the healthiest

[@johnnymb100]

The gym would be a break for them lol.

[@AzkaSaputra-tz3fd]

I am from Indonesia Bisa aku bermain ke sana a

[@pointly]

The husband can run a farm, wife can work, both tend to the farm, raise a family, send a kid to university, and even has an artistic hobby.... they're both going to live to be about 100.

[@jelena7440]

It's true. This was the life of my late grandparents in the mountain Zvijezda, mountain range in Southeastern Europe called Dinarides or Dinaric Alps. My grandfather worked as a security guard at the mine nearby he walked for ten kilometres before the bus came to the village, and took care of 100 sheeps, dozen of cows and bulls every day. They did have running water and the lowest temperature were minus 30 degrees but everything else was the same. They both lived to be almost 90 years old, they would probably lived longer though if the civil war hadn't started in ex Yugoslavia and they had to escape their village.

[@bvc1922]

How a normal family should be, unlike the western society, where the rolls are switched.

[@RaimoHöft]

Land of the free!

[@boutek]

Unfortunately they don't show you their vodka consumption. These people don't live that long. Too cold, too much work and too much vodka. Okinawa is where people live long.

[@bvc1922]

@@boutek why do they still live there, and I’m pretty sure it’s in Russia, and why’s Russian govt not doin anything to bring them and live with the modern world. But sad, what you said. And they don’t even look religious.

[@clarissapw]

Please do one on Yakutia traditional wedding, would LOVE to know more of your amazing culture!

[@KiunB]

I will do ❤️

[@AkashKumar-ck7hf]

@@KiunB I want to marry a yakutian girl, no matter how ugly, and how poor, it doesn't matter but knows how to run google translater, would you like to help me 😊 💐💫

[@fillettru]

@@AkashKumar-ck7hf first u need to come here.

[@AkashKumar-ck7hf]

@@fillettru Of course, I want to go there, but it is so cold, if I get a cold, there should be someone to take me to the hospital 😊. Anyway, I will go there once, in any case... 💫

[@rawfish864]

@@KiunB YAYYY

[@uorinami5345]

as a person who was born and raised in Yakutia, i really adore your channel! keep up the good work! i sometimes miss my homeland though

[@thesage1096]

where are you living now ?

[@uorinami5345]

@@thesage1096 Romania

[@qBitGamer2023]

@@uorinami5345 bună! In ce zonă a României locuieşti?

[@uorinami5345]

@@qBitGamer2023 București

[@CT-yc4gd]

Holy crap. I'm in California in the US. I get bothered by 30F. I can't imagine just living naturally in sub 0 temps.

[@SweetNaman]

10:18 omg he brought that for the calves, such a tender human.. much respect to their hard work

[@AedanBlackheart]

well yeah he has to make sure it stays alive, it helps feed the family

[@Periwinkleblue942]

As much as I’d like to agree it’s a pretty awful life for those animals living with their legs bound and necks bound, still in complete darkness. There’s no tenderness there, just survival.

[@BeanDaikonInfo]

It’s amazing to see such thoughtfulness! Taking care of the calves in extreme conditions shows the true dedication of the people in Yakutia. Their resilience and hard work are truly inspiring.

[@daniellima2973]

The best lesson I take from these people is how they live in harmony with their environment.

[@sydneymomma11]

The narrator's voice is so soothing, and her accent makes me feel so calm. The videography is stunning, and the pace is just fast enough to keep your attention, with the lingering shots entrancing one with their beauty. I am so happy this channel exists, getting to learn about other cultures in such a peaceful and vivid way. Just incredible.

[@tose917]

She has a beautiful voice!😍

[@alexmurray7949]

I think her voice is irritating

[@Viewer-ld5rc]

What did you like about the videography?

[@sydneymomma11]

@@Viewer-ld5rc Not possessing any skill or knowledge with the subject, I'll try explaining. The shots are clear; saturation is more on the natural side, with I'm imagining some manipulation of colors; I usually detest drone shots, though here, it leaves out the ascension shots and helps make me feel like I'm tagging along with their day instead of only feeling like a viewer. I am in awe of how cohesive the filming helps with immersion in the scenes, it's done in a respectful yet engaging way. There's a contentment with sense of optimism that comes through the lens. Its high production quality captures what's happening in an authentic way, and takes what could be a very simple scene in a very simple story, yet it imbues fascination through the artful and playful way, while showing off great technical skill. I suppose bc it all comes together and makes me feel like I'm sitting around a campfire, listening to the stories of our ancestors, removing the sense of "otherness" and disconnect sometimes experienced when watching these types of videos. Like I'm home.

[@Viewer-ld5rc]

@@sydneymomma11 thank you for the wonderful reply.

[@frejagabriella3075]

As someone suffering from depression and anxiety this is so calming. It’s also so beautiful I can’t help but cry and hug my cat. It’s amazing.

[@martharinebiseko1457]

Hugs from East Africa

[@SrankWrid]

The cat is standing by you 🌱

[@nikeeelrhododendron7847]

I hear you ❤

[@Engr.BrightUnaegbu]

❤❤❤

[@unitedairco.5140]

Don’t tell us your fucking problems. Gross

[@anastasiav3766]

That’s what I call real farmers. These animals clearly trust them and are being cared for properly! Farming how it’s meant to be 👏

[@nicklachen5060]

and then they are killed! 🥰🥰🥰

[@Mr-pz8rf]

True

[@yanma5760]

@@nicklachen5060 do you think animals don’t die in nature?

[@nicklachen5060]

@@yanma5760 who cares about nature, we live outside of it. the animals that most of us eat are not from or of nature (most wouldn't be able to even survive in nature because they grow too fast).

[@armija]

@Nick Lachen every living thing dies, death is part of life, even more there is no life without death. But snowflakes with no sense for reality cry about it...

[@chronicfatiguehermithiker3022]

The cow bras made me laugh. I love how they take care of their animals. Watering the cows is kind of hard though, but then the contentment when he’s doing his art is a gem. There is so much suffering in the world, it’s a pleasure to see contented people☺️.

[@spamgarbage6999]

I read this and decided to watch the video, this is soo cute, the udders are also so fuzzy lol

[@TheLast-One]

I guess the family had no udder choice...

[@highonimmi]

Ba dum chish!

[@bluesun5429]

There's so much suffering in the world, it's a pleasure to see inteligent animals forced to live their life in a small dark box made of their own shit

[@highonimmi]

@@bluesun5429 because freezing to death is so much more pleasant.😉

[@ionelpasca8686]

Real life, happy life, simple life. That's what i call happiness, even is hard work. God bless you !

[@junglelane]

As a tropical farmer I really enjoy seeing the skill of cold climate farmers. :)

[@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562]

rancher*

[@athanakop7775]

@@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562 farmer. That is not a ranch. They have a chicken farm too

[@krystianmikua1367]

Witam z jakiego kraju pochodzisz?

[@MounttKailash]

I am higher himalayan farmer 🔥 It's -35 maximum in winter

[@peaceandlove544]

It looks harder

[@Busylifehere]

Love this female voice over , her voice just makes the video more authentic. Thank you for letting us know the importance of mother nature

[@hugojj101]

That art he made, with the two women beside, the wallpaper, everything. Is actually really quite something. The paintings really have contrast and energy and seem very special. Nice. That cooking looks lovely too. How lovely.

[@RespectOthers1]

This video is such a lovely insight into a Yakut farmer’s daily life. Really amazed to see how much work can be done in a day (with smiles) and still have time to pursue other passions. :D

[@KiunB]

Thank you 😊🙏🏻

[@AxxLAfriku]

GAGAGAGAGAGA! I will now count to 3 and then I am still the unprettiest KZbinr of all time. 1...2...3. GAGAGAGAGAGA!!! Thank you for your attention, dear respec

[@10daily57]

@@AxxLAfriku ppe

[@babyshaya]

Should sell those paintings as merch

[@nsh8555]

Smiles are for camera only!! Come on!! U truly believe that this measurable survival is a pleasure??!! Wow!!

[@mint4444]

I hope nothing bad ever happens to these people. They must endure. They're extraordinary.

[@yankees29]

If society collapses these people will endure much longer than city folks.

[@MrTmenzo]

No nukes over there

[@clairefarnell9489]

What a glorious place to live. Im in Alberta,Canada and its going down to -50 with wind chill this week. I love it here and i farm too. Im originally from London,England. Would never go back.

[@sorayalorentsson83]

Every time I feel grumpy about doing the school run in -20, I watch this for a massive dose of perspective! Thank you for producing such wonderful content.x

[@peterhowells7309]

Привет из Шотландии! Ах! Это напоминает мне о жизни на ферме, когда я был молод! Моя бабушка всегда вручную доила коров, и я стоял рядом с ней и смотрел, иногда я просил выпить молока, чтобы она сказала: «Открой рот пошире!» Затем она брызгала молоком из сосков коровы прямо мне в рот! Нет такого вкуса! Это не то же самое, что молоко разогреваешь, оно вкуснее! В те времена жизнь на ферме была совсем другой! Практически все, что мы ели, было с фермы. Все было использовано, как вы видите здесь, ничего не пропадает и не выбрасывается! Истинное органическое земледелие естественным путем! То же самое было и с нашими лошадьми (уэльскими горными пони), которые спускались с холмов только в суровую погоду. Помню, как кормил их морковкой, и один из них укусил меня за палец ОЙ! 😊 Прекрасные воспоминания о жизни из другого времени. Какая чудесная жизнь! Еще раз спасибо Киун! Отличное видео о жизни в вашей удивительной стране! -------- Greetings from Scotland! Ahh! This reminds me of life on the farm when I was young! My Grandmother always hand milked the cows and I would stand beside her watching, sometimes I'd ask for a drink of the milk so she would say "Open your mouth wide!" Then she would squirt the milk directly into my mouth! Nothing tastes quite like that! It's not like milk you warm up afterwards, it has much more taste! In those days farm life was very different! Practically everything we ate was made right there on the farm. Everything had a use, just as you see here, nothing goes to waste or is thrown out! True organic farming the natural way! It was the same for our horses (Welsh mountain ponies) who only came down from the hills when the weather was harsh. I remember feeding them with carrots and one nipped my finger OUCH! 😊 Great memories of a life from a different time. What a wonderful life! Thank you again Kiun! Great video of life in your amazing

[@KiunB]

Wow thank you Peter 😍🤗 such a nice memory!

[@peterhowells7309]

@@KiunB Thank YOU Kiun for reviving that memory for me! It was from almost 65 years ago! Thank you!

[@nesiannnblue2197]

Beautiful and hardworking people enjoying a simple and happy way of life

[@lizzzturner]

I would love to see more about the yakutian horses like how is their care, habits, etc beautiful animals!

[@Lynnyee5001]

Me too. I like to see horses. How to prepare the meat too.

[@violetopal6264]

@@Lynnyee5001 I agree with you but better be careful with that because people are crazy. Lot of "😱 poor animal" and zero understanding. 🙄

[@galeparker1067]

@Gaia Barone Can u do better?? 🤔 R u sure......? We are spoilt!! ✌🏻🥰🇨🇦

[@ExploreNutrition12]

@@Lynnyee5001 psychopath ..

[@missemilita7]

I couldn't believe after all the couple's hard work, you say... "And now it's time for lunch." All that was before lunch! What a beautiful life in a unique place.

[@Silvermoonshadow]

The coldest temperature I've ever seen is -9°F, and I was shivering under layers of clothes. I cannot begin to imagine what these lovely people experience everyday and am wowed by it. They are amazing, and their way of life is so pleasing to watch and learn about. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@yankees29]

I went skiing in Vermont once in the mid 1980’s. There was a wind storm and blizzard the day we went skiing. It reached -30F wind chill factor. I was never that cold again in my whole life. It was absolutely stifling.

[@Silvermoonshadow]

@@yankees29 I can't imagine how cold that is. Glad you survived it!

[@yankees29]

@@Silvermoonshadow needless to say we didn’t do much skiing that day!🤣 my little brother had white patches on his face after only one trip down the mountain. Luckily we went into the cozy lodge and got some hot chocolate!

[@diona479]

it's so cute when the cows follows adrian and his wife,i- i can't-😩✋

[@KiunB]

Yesss 😂😂😂🐮

[@prettycareye3181]

I love how families work closely together, in tandem as a team. As a marriage should be. Everyone has their role and there's no arguments or resentment attached to it because everyone's role is critical to the family's survival. This is how humans live the happiest. Love to all the families featured on the channel!

[@rondee]

That's very true!

[@jackkeyhoe7072]

Yes I agree 100% but it's the main thing is to have God in the center of your family in the center of your life and that being Jesus Christ

[@wolfbane155]

Not everyone is religious and you should respect that. These folk surviving tough conditions likely pray to no deity. They don't need religious guidance to tell them to work hard and love one another.

[@jackkeyhoe7072]

@T0MIN CAUSE GOD ALWAYS NEEDS SOMEONE TO PROCLAIM THE TRUTH.

[@shieh.4743]

So long as the roles are equally respected and based on true cooperation and not on prescribed roles based on value setting.

[@spartannole71]

I can only image the hundreds of years of experience, passed down from every generation, on how to live and prepare for this type of live. I live in Hawaii so all of your videos are so amazing to me. I am so happy to have recently found your channel.

[@timswank3727]

It is so much fun seeing life in Yakutsk. All of my friends and I would play "RISK" as teenagers and we had to learn how to pronounce Yakutsk, which is completely different sounding from anything we were used to as Americans. We were from farms in the Midwest and could relate to the farm work and routine here. Nothing better than fresh cream in your oatmeal! Much appreciation and love from Indiana to the Sakha!

[@natasadjokic6687]

Хвала за предивне видео филмове, који нас чине много ближим него што јесмо, удаљени хиљадама километара, различитих култура и начина живота. Тренутно својим ученицима предајем климу на Земљи и свакако ћу им пустити видео како би се и они упознали и лакше разумели различите услове за живот. ❤️🌍

[@govindrawat6780]

Hi

[@holdthedog2939]

I was lucky enough to spend some time in yakutia a few years ago, during the summer though. I was fascinated by the stories of their winters. Being from Australia, i couldn't begin to imagine what that kind of cold is like but will hopefully return one day

[@Айан-о9к]

Почему западные страны хотят менять Россию? Почему санкции? Люди здесь очень счастливые с Путиным. Почему ваши ценности ЛГБТ должны быть здесь тоже приняты, почему под видом "демократии" usa бомбит другие страны? Почему все время санкции против России? Мы счастливы без вас !

[@deadpoolkoa7108]

​@@Айан-о9к well stop invading your neighbour might help.

[@sedehdobun2058]

​@@deadpoolkoa7108вы западники лезете со своим ,,демократией" лезете, куда не надо!

[@FarmerJAB]

@@Айан-о9кDo what you like but get out of Ukraine. You might find more people leave you alone then

[@debibarrington4697]

Wish they had an airb&b and i had money to experience this life for a week ..its beautiful

[@dranerane4912]

Im really touched by the simplicity of the life of yakutians. Keep doing this Kiun. In a world plagued of the ideologies of you have to someone successful in career etc, the happiness and stability of life is really simple. I love the family life your featuring ❤️ and your community

[@latonyanewsome0]

I agree. People who live a simplistic life seem to express more happiness. Additionally in places like this, it's not hard to live a simplistic life. Sometimes I wish I could live this way.

[@BSIII]

I adore Yakutia and the people. Hard working, proud, tough, but are very humble. Looks like an amazing place to live.

[@grn_appls7207]

They seem to have such a full, wealthy life. What more could they want or need. I really admire and respect their life 🙏🏻

[@coldeye9343]

Can we please also acknowledge how beautiful and magical the landscape looks? Like a winter wonderland surrounding this charming village

[@suibora]

Yeah but looking is all I want to do with it 😂

[@ruzam.838]

Удачи вам,ребята!❤❤❤❤ Казахстан.

[@lynnettegort4582]

Thank you for this beautiful video. The shots from the aerial view are cinematic! So many clever adaptations to the climate. The farmers artwork is so beautiful!

[@gabriellareid8630]

I’m also a farmer in the US. Where we live there are 4 seasons. I at times find winter harsh (which it really isn’t) summers are full of bugs, storms, heat etc…however after watching the life of Siberia. Our temperatures aren’t so bad🤎😊

[@KiunB]

😊❤️

[@spjr99]

i feel you. In chicago we get 100 degree days and -20 days some years. It's insane but it makes me grateful for every season

[@Raihana73024]

@Jiraiya Sennin i don't think they meant it like that- i think they meant that the winters in Siberia are 10x harsher than the winters where they live and compared to Siberia's winters, their winters aren't that bad

[@nishantarora6219]

why they are feeding horses ?

[@ranex8708]

@@nishantarora6219 horses are important for them to be connected with each other. I've read this somewhere not sure if am 100% correct.

[@francisodonoghue672]

In western europe where temps can reach -20 (not often and not for long), up to around 1960s the farmers used to live above the animals especially in upland areas wher it was colder. The house was above the stable/barn. Most of the heat loss from the animals rose to the house. Which also had a fire. Alot of the time the stable was slightly build into a hill or mound so that most of it was surrounded by an earthbank except for the barn door. This greatly reduced heat loss.

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

It's nice to see how they live comfortably despite the harsh weather. ❤🇵🇭

[@IggyBing]

I love the self reliance. No mass produced machinery and no huge debt on the farmers, which has been the sad story of farming around here the past few decades. Despite the cold these are very heart warming videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@raman1508]

when you see such a tough and challenging regular schedule, you feel blessed to have such a covenient life-style. At the same time, this video is an eye opener that nothing should be taken for granted.

[@RamagsKitchen]

It's a gem that we get to view from our living room! Otherwise, I certainly would be ignorant about Yakutian lifestyle and their survival in extreme cold.

[@lamedada]

My husband wants to go to area with snow. As I stumbled upon this channel yesterday, I showed him the life of people living in super cold temperature. He himself wishes to have such a life. Clearly, they are not very poor as they have stove, microwaves. Thank you for this videos. It is better than National Geographic to me. Love from Singapore!

[@subtlesraf]

having some amenities and appliances does not mean you are not poor. that is the exact opposite of the experiences of many people living in poverty

[@judy9123]

Well, I'd really give that some serious thought. It's one thing to watch someone else's life on a video- but completely different once you step in that reality and are waking up to -37- or whatever it is- every day. Good luck. 🇺🇸

[@lamedada]

@@judy9123That is true. Not all can adapt to this kind of life. It is not for everybody. For me, I cannot live in such a place. I love my sunny hot weather. The extra chores that they did to survive is not something I can do almost everyday. So I guess we should be thankful that as long as the place we live in is safe, comfortable and away from war.

[@judy9123]

@@lamedada Part of the human predicament - get bored with what you know- and look for a new experience. It's good your husband sees your rational logic- enjoy and appreciate all that you have right in front of you. We all need to look within to find our peace- instead of looking outward. 🌞

[@greengreener6181]

So much good to learn in this videos! No rally and war here and there, no politics, no crimes, just pure life ! Daily life !

[@interrupted9671]

The health benefits of living such a life must be tremendous. We here in the USA are slowly being killed by bad food, bad water, pollution, and radiation. Good for you all.

[@pascaleangli]

Oh en France idem c'est pas mieux !!!!

[@judy9123]

And, so important, no exercise. They are so healthy and robust because they are constantly moving all day. In America, the majority of people get practically no exercise. Not to mention smoking and drinking. 🇺🇸

[@hydraliskin]

i agree..they have nice retirement with all effed up knees from all that squatting,heavy lifting and walking..and having fingers with osteoarthritis from all that milking which is really hard...all that for few hundred litres of milk per day production when in western world with western tech such as milking machine, automated waste disposal system, high quality nutrition for the cows can do multiple times of that milk amount.. not to mention save the workers from most of physical labour and save their bodies for longer life spam

[@HelenSpeirs-d5w]

Am South African and I battle with 18 degrees in winter 😮. These people are amazing

[@Tchamaco]

Living off the land and the fruit of your labor. All natural foods and drinks. What a wonderful way of living.

[@MrSanktjakob]

Really really high quality! You bring your culture to the world with these videos!

[@KiunB]

Thank you 😊

[@nishantarora6219]

why they are feeding horses ?

[@sylviawanambisi6334]

@@KiunB the NJ re mi to grand canyon ry

[@universeearth5141]

This is an extraordinary place on earth. So cold and yet people survive and find food. Goes to show how much human beings can manage to survive

[@MrPawnyou]

nothing for an ordinaryguy like me i guess :(

[@jessicacook7071]

Thanks!

[@KiunB]

thank you 🙏🏻

[@johnnypenso9574]

"You have everything, meat, milk, sour cream." Such an informative statement on many levels. According to western nutrition experts the Yakutians should all be obese, diabetic and riddled with heart disease & yet this couple is working harder than 99% of us in the west and look perfectly healthy and happy. There's a lot to learn here.

[@allisonbugueno4930]

Keep it good, keep it simple! They are indeed healthier than some rich people I know😂

[@joobrien1863]

The difference is they are using the vast amount of those calories through hard work and staying warm.

[@johnnypenso9574]

@@joobrien1863 You have no idea how many calories they are consuming.

[@joobrien1863]

@@johnnypenso9574 neither do you

[@johnnypenso9574]

@@joobrien1863 Only one of us is making the assumption that they consume a "vast amount of calories". That's you.

[@minerva2757]

It's been raining heavily at my place from a week, I live near western ghats of India. It's so wonderful how we all humans have spread across the globe and are adapted to our climates. Let the earth bind us together in this worldly life separated by distinct climate and religion, caste creed, colour. At the end of the day we all just need to survive and let others survive. Thanks for the beautiful video, I had a great ending for the day as I'm watching it a couple of minutes before sleep. Time 02:00AM

[@DLoen]

It's rainy season in Indonesia now, at night the temperature drop to 20C degree and I already struggling, can't even imagine how to deal the minus temperature, my tropical skin would cry. this diversity are amazing, we got an opportunity to learn our difference

[@jhailey2418]

I can't even function fully when it gets too cold (im in a tropical country) coz I get all the allergies and sneezing all throughout. Really, really respect to these people ❤

[@GrislyAtoms12]

When it is that cold, everything you are allergic to, ... it dies! So you would probably have LESS allergies in Yakutia.

[@sonarharin3906]

your videos are proper professional! and yet still charming and friendly :) many thanks also to the people who have so kindly opened their lives to you and allowed us to catch a glimpse of life in Yakutia

[@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562]

so professional they call ranching farming.

[@roosintros9178]

@@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562 So professional that the title states -71°C even the lowest recorded temperature in Yakutia was -64°C

[@sherbetfarts]

@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562 this is such a rude comment. And in any case: Merriam-Webster defines a ranch as a “large farm for raising horses, beef cattle, or sheep,” or “a farm or area devoted to a particular specialty.” And a synonym for ranch is “dairy farm”. So they are farmers - they’re dairy farmers. Hope this helps! ✌️

[@SrankWrid]

Monumental piece of Yakutia

[@RakeshKumar-ri2ts]

I really feel so happy to see you guys showing your place to us , i was often wondering about how you guys live at those freezing cold places , thanks to let us know it

[@denishapayne9245]

I love love love the sound of them walking on the snow😝. Also these folks are so hard working and dedicated in the most harsh conditions, but they make it look so easy! Hats off to them❤

[@Helenemonblogdefille]

Thank you for this beautiful and peaceful video Kiun ! I hope you and your family are ok.

[@KiunB]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jf752]

that's a huge farm and they do their own thing there. self sufficient people. i like it. they're tough people to survive so well in that climate

[@pr.rajanr8203]

THE WAY YOU WORK HARD...HATS OFF TO BOTH OF YOU...

[@xzst]

Wish all the best to Adrian and Serdana! Their home looks great btw, Adrian is a real craftsman.

[@bennettsoo5084]

Why every time I watch this channel videos, my eyes always well with tears. Every simple joy, hard work and story about the life of Yakutsk touched my heart

[@Slimdawgc]

Watching from Canada. Here our temperatures get to -30 and we still complain. Makes me appreciate these amazing Russian farmers.

[@sampejke]

we are not russians, we will be independent soon

[@chemex2066]

@@sampejke не, не думаю, что 500 тысяч якутов смогут противостоять огромной стране. У нас нет серьезного оружия для борьбы, при независимости мы будем окружены регионами России, поэтому иностранной помощи не будет. Поэтому лучше наслаждайся дальше жизнью внутри России Даже мечтайдаатахха даганы син биир хайдах эрэ кестер

[@ozanalp9339]

Yakut's not Russians. They are Turkic peopaels

[@chemex2066]

@@julia-ailuj чееел... Я просто предполагал, что будет при отделении, да и другим странам не будет дела до какого-то непонятного северного народа, поэтому Россия лучший вариант

[@stella-x]

@@sampejke Чтобы получить гражданство РФ славяне (!) из Украины и Казахстана должны собрать тонну документов, потратить уйму времени, сил, заработать невроз и тогдааа, может быыыть, им выдадут российский паспорт. Я не гражданка РФ и знаю, о чем говорю. И что я вижу? Сидят два якута и решают, стоит ли отделяться от России. Один считает, что стоит. А другой сомневается. А вдруг Европам и Америкам он не нужен :(( Господа, Россия - лучшее, что могло с вами случиться. Вы не столкнулись с тем, с чем столкнулись армяне в Османской империи или коренные народы Америки, Африки, Австралии, когда их колонизировали "цивилизованные" европейцы: ликвидация, сегрегация, порабощение. Россия строилась по другому принципу. Все коренные народы принимались в империю, как равные. Потому что никто не хуже и никто не лучше. Даже язык и культуру каждого народа в России сохраняли. Войдя в состав России вы стали уже не "непонятным северным народом", а частью целой цивилизации. Получили огромные возможности, которых у вас и в помине не было бы никогда-никогда-никогда, будь вы "независимыми". Не знаю даже, чего больше в вашем диалоге: подлости или глупости. Тьфу...

[@Emily76777]

No luxury cars, no luxury brand stuff. Just simple life as humans

[@HsquaredH2]

Absolutely love it! Back in 1986, I was just 7 years old we flew several times from Berlin to Moscow and on to Irkutsk to Ulan Bator and on the way back to Yakutsk back to Moscow and Berlin on Aeroflot. From what I remember the flights where amazing. When we landed in Yakutsk the runway was frozen and the airport back then was just a single building and you could walk around on the Airport like it was a field. I remember that all the locals had chickens and a couple had goats on the aircraft. Great and unforgettable memories ❤️ Everyone that I have ever met in the Soviet Union was extremely hard working and very friendly people.

[@caoincoaingamer]

SOVIET UNION👹

[@chitranshusom3451]

I also remember those times although I have never been to Yakutiya but people used to board Aeroflot with goats, watermelons and what not. People in the west will never understand but they lived happily and most importantly the whole village was considered a family in which everybody helped each other. When they slaughtered a pig, meat was distributed to everyone in the village and in that way everybody had fresh meat to eat everyday.

[@jeh1333]

A beautiful simple and comfortable life, so close to nature. Thank you for your wonderful video.

[@happyworldtravels3235]

Nice to. Learn. Their. Lifestyles. .amazing. Hardworks. Accepting. To. Adjust with. Extreme. Climatic changes.

[@lisasutherland-fraser4479]

Kiun again this was just so good. I love watching this amazing family living a day in Yakutia. You are a fabulous filmmaker. Love from Australia xx

[@KiunB]

❤️❤️❤️

[@deborahmoody6872]

I'm from America. I love to see how people over the world live. It was so nice to see a place where animals are allowed to get outside, even in the coldest places. So many people in harsh climates seem to keep their livestock inside all winter. I enjoyed this video.

[@bluej6127]

Beautiful . The last breakfast scene made me smile. I felt happy to see both husband and wife in all smiles and eating such organic food after all that hard hard work. God bless

[@helenwalker716]

I live in Florida, USA. The lowest temperature I’ve ever experienced was at Christmas in Tennessee 10F. This makes me appreciate my weather. God bless you all.

[@latonyanewsome0]

Ohio here. For me 10°F is kind of normal lol. I don't mind a little cold. I don't life Florida, it's too humid lol.

[@bruceblackburn9423]

10F ...tropical ☺️😎🥤🇬🇧

[@rosebud6485]

And I grumble about starting up my car to get warm and scrape a little ice off of the windshield to go to the store and buy groceries. We are so pampered here in America. 😂

[@dannyholmes5156]

This is the most fascinating documentary I've seen before on KZbin If more people were like these amazing parents and their children then the world would be a far better and safer place to live . Take note

[@rebecca-2778]

More and more families in North America are "going back to their roots" and moving to large plots of lands, working the land, raising cattle, and homeschooling or micro-schooling their kids. I hope this trend continues - it would sure piss off the government, lol

[@mariharrik5987]

Its not documentary

[@dannyholmes5156]

@@mariharrik5987 ok soap opera then

[@xxxCyr0x]

@@dannyholmes5156 I think most people are. Problem is the most ruthless people usually end up in higher positions and create a climate that sucks for everyone.

[@dannyholmes5156]

???

[@rayb7426]

I have so much respect for the way these people live, it's hard but they find a way to survive and I really couldn't do it so I have so much respect for them

[@debielynclamosa6093]

The calf has hair. Wow. Just proves how amazing nature is

[@aylin6907]

As someone who lives in a crowded city, I think this video is very relaxing, I don't know if I could survive there, but I would rather live in a village instead of a stressful life in a crowded city. Good job!

[@chrisvlogs123]

Getting addicted to to this channel. So many good vibes. Needs to visit this place before dying.

[@alenzish]

You make great videos. I was always wondering how people live in such harsh conditions. Life is hard, but they seem happy and with a loving family

[@mvjoshi]

Kiun, Thank you so much for inviting us into your village and your home. It is so beautiful and calm. Here in India, cow dung is used for the exact same purposes. But our temperatures are much warmer so it is also used as a binding agent for hay walls and as floor covering to keep the house cool and dry and free from insects. We are from such different lands but our lifestyle is so much similar in our villages. Please come to India once along with Mrs Kiun to see my wonderful country and meet my warm and friendly people. Warmest regards from India👍🏼🙏🏼

[@stephaniesollo2213]

Какие натуральные и здоровые люди. Посылаю им мою любовь 💘

[@Ujjawal09x]

Being Indian, i can never imagine life in that much harsh weather...indian colds are enough for me.😅 Hats Off to the Great Souls living in a uncomfortable village, so comfortably...the video was awesome... thanks for showing the extreme situations of your land.

[@theconfusingwords]

India seems like a place with so much beauty, I like to watch videos of things over there sometimes. Hello from USA 😊

[@Ujjawal09x]

@@theconfusingwords yeah! India is full of culture, happiness and love. I also respect USA and dreaming of coming there one day! Los Angeles especially 🔥☺️ Hope you're well there. I saw some news, which shows there is so much cold... In which city do you live?

[@klug_d]

This is so interesting Kiun! I live in Austria, and even when it is winter here, it is hard to give all the animals water every day. But nothing compared with this extreme cold climate, and without water from the tap! Very impressive💚

[@user-hq3yi3qu6c]

Beautiful life❤❤... Simple, sacred. So humbling to watch their perseverance against odds. Salute to their spirits... a life well lived!

[@izrubenis]

this is so inspiring! people live simple life with so much work to do everyday and still staying positive and happy! yet we who live in developed countries in east struggle with simple tasks and mental health issues from all the stressful environment we created for ourselves. Amazing!

[@bichonfrise5401]

Wow this video was beautiful! Congratulations and thank you for showing us the fascinating Yakutia. I can't stop watching your videos. You have so much talent! Much love all the way from warm southern France

[@weareacesendingnowbuckleup387]

Fantastic video, showing the real working lives of hardworking people that survive off the harsh lands. Thanks for the upload.

[@normg2242]

I find it very interesting to see the quality of the buildings, tools, the spirit of the people and even the nice interior of the house when compared to the villages in the Canadian north, which are nowhere near this standard.

[@andrewennis5648]

I have to say, I stumbled upon this "docuseries" by accident and have a watched a few of them now and am SOOO happy I did. This is absolutely amazing. I am fully aware, not by experience but by imagination, of the struggles of living in that environment and in that way but I have to be honest.. There is something incredibly.. Pulling about it. I would trade almost anything or everything I have, which isn't much mind you, to experience this for a few months and learn the skills that they live with day to day that are so far from how the rest of us normally live. LSS, love this stuff and will keep watching. Thank you for sharing!

[@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562]

sorry for your loss... of braincells

[@edie5285]

Kiun, you do such a great job with your videos. Love to see how beautiful life can be no matter where you were born, if you’re willing to work hard and have community sticking together.

[@Abhishek_5harma]

This should be in ASMR category. So peaceful.

[@allisonbugueno4930]

This certainly brings tears to my eyes, hope they continue to share part of their lifes and teachings👏👏👏 another great documentary!!!

[@KiunB]

❤️❤️

[@evelyntrujillo4912]

That fresh milk looks so delicious...nice and soooo cold , it reminds me of childhood days on my grandparents farm....early early morning fresh milk from the cows that were milked...it was so cold and the cream on top of the milk delicious !!! Anytime we wanted a glass of fresh cold milk there , it was waiting the cream, homemade butter...life on the ranch or farm the work was hard but there were so many blessings... The cows act just like kids .... they seem to say move over to your space......

[@danielarsic3575]

Pure respect for this couple!