Life in the Coldest Village on Earth −71°C (−95°F) A Journey Through All Four Seasons

[@BillyRamirez]

I wish Arian and his family all the happiness they deserve. These videos show us that most of us are foolishly chasing the wrong things when nature, family, and quality time can provide us with just about everything we need in life.

[@mgvanDuyn]

too each there own...I would hate it there...I love the 39° in turkey...

[@MOMINTO_W1]

You included it so well! "Happiness is in the simple things." We always trap our happiness in financial dreams and material things, when the simplicity of life is what makes it beautiful. The journey of life is definitely more than worth it.

[@hismajesty2]

True

[@sergueymelnikov7977]

you sound like someone who could be a wise friend to all of us

[@DeEindbaas]

You're probably typing this from your new luxery car

[@-PORK-CHOP-]

What a beautiful, respectful hard working family, Arian is such a nice boy who is being brought up with the right values in life, I love the way his mum sends him out on his own to school in a mild -40C, kiss him then waving him goodbye - priceless, what a gorgeous family.

[@Cyraxior]

And if he speaks out against socialist doctrine, he finds himself replaced.

[@Berserkism]

@@Cyraxior How far in the past are you living? Is being this obtuse deliberate?

[@unravel898]

What kind of compliment is "hard working"? As if that's a goal in life. They work hard out of necessity, not because there's honor in it (there isn't).

[@gatormcklusky5850]

what cha ya got, I'm battling it.

[@gatormcklusky5850]

@@unravel898 There's great honor in hard work. i have no idea where your coming from that makes you believe there isn't. clearly your a younger person who has no real idea, lets hope one day you get it.

[@Jayee9999]

What a wonderful little boy! He’s so hard working and doesn’t complain. He’s going to be great man when he grows up!

[@UniversumPBR]

I think the big thing is that his parents are so genuine and kind. They don't make the work seem odious and burdensome but rather it's rewarding, provides healthy challenges, gives a sense of community and can even be fun

[@drewspventa8587]

Until that polar bear rolls up. It’d be another Amber alert

[@eaglevision993]

He is absolutely stunning to do all this work and be so well mannered and calm. Always helpful with a sense of duty.

[@Rudymk-ph2xb]

He has a good mother and father.

[@Rudymk-ph2xb]

​@UniversumPBR , yes. I said just a minute ago that they were born into it, and it's all they know. I don't believe just anybody could move into that life unless they were young and strong and had family and/or friends to teach them.

[@christopherpottinger-p5s]

Anybody else watching this battling depression and anxiety and thinking “it’s so cold there you really only think of and take care of things that really matter… it seems so much simpler”. Solid shelter, food, family, live.

[@Alex-sr3ez]

Yes. I battle with low grade but persistent depression (very traumatic childhood). I too find the idea of this lifestyle comforting. In fact, I’m planning on buying some acreage in South Dakota and building a small log cabin on it. I’ll use solar panels and lithium batteries to power it, a rain catchment system for water, and a lot belly stove for heat. After 24 years in the AF traveling all over the world and living in the big cities most of my life, I’m so driven to live quietly and simply. I truly don’t believe humans were meant to be so overstimulated as we are today.

[@flowergirl4901]

Primo Levi said: problems dont stack but hide after each other. If you are cold, you dont feel the hunger as much. But it is still there. He is a well known holocaust survivor and wrote books about it.

[@vripper2678]

Needs > Wants Learn to sacrifice

[@clearz3600]

All's good till you realise you're in Russia. Seriously though, There is a connection between the weather and mood. So if you're depressed and think that -70c temps matched with 20 hours of daily darkness for months at a time is the answer you should go back to your doctor because you're obviously delusional.

[@michelletran6348]

It definitely is such an inspiring way of life. If given the chance, one would really flourish in this way of life, without any room for thoughts of depression. I hope you will overcome your difficult time ❤

[@joefranklin7224]

That’s the hardest working 9 year old I’ve ever seen even though it’s freezing cold what a way of life! What a community we take for granted so many things in the western world they show so much gratitude to nature for providing the food and resources just to survive. Amazing documentary

[@rasheedaogburn123]

Him chopping the wood with an axe at 9 was insane to watch. My former 4th grade students would never lol. But this teaches me kids are capable of these things.

[@lovisionz1392]

Ya lil bro tuff

[@ongboklichan]

Extreme cold or not, this is literally like heaven for me. No urban hustle and bustle, no traffic, no crime, just a community of families working hard together to live happy lives.

[@arthurbenedetti9146]

Yeah just having to cut tons of wood, break ice, melt it, carve the ground to fish. Your heaven is pretty different than mine lol. Hardy life for hardy people

[@Lawrence-c8w7u]

No illegals 😅

[@rachelbuchanan9945]

My husband and I have talked about being a part of this kind of community anywhere. I agree that it would be like heaven compared to what most urban people are dealing with.

[@Anil18834]

I lead a simple life. But for me, the simplicity of running indoor plumbing, and an ensuite bathroom are key.

[@SpaceBearEngineer]

Anywhere with humans has crime unless it has no laws (in which case it's jungle rules, might-makes-right). Remote, low population areas and insular communities tend to hide their crime to maintain the appearance of perfect stability and order. That illusion is so critically important for the functioning of small, tight-knit communities that it must be maintained at all costs. Even if it means murders being labeled "accidents" or simply "disappearances". The most egregious examples are usually sexually-based offenses which are rarely spoken of, let alone prosecuted, inherently such insular communities have similar social structures to the one widely exposed among the FDLS cult of Warren Jeffs, whereby those of high social status are able to take advantage of the vulnerable with impunity so long as they don't do it too flagrantly and either attract outside attention or do it publicly in a way people cannot deny. If you have more than a couple hundred humans you'll have at least one psychopath and a few pedophiles. Unfortunately, they are hard to identify, and can often manipulate their way into positions of authority, unlike certain minorities that occur randomly in populations, so it's easier to target those who seem too different as scapegoats. We forget that these are the kinds of small, insular communities that, just a few centuries ago (in some cases, a few decades or less) were known for their pogroms and witch-burnings. Were it not for the negative attention such things would draw from the outside world, it would still be the case (still is in many less-connected corners of the world). The fantasy of such a place is nice. The reality, not so much.

[@CeeJayyYNWA]

This kid is 9 years old. - Can survive in -100F weather - Speak 3 languages - Forge a blade - Feed himself - split firewood unbelievable.

[@pillepolle3122]

kids in germany of the same age: - don't know anything - are not respectful to elders or parents and don't listen to them - don't want to work or study - Can't do anything useful - only play on smartphones and watch tiktok I am a teacher so I know

[@simonkarlsson2252]

While American children struggle with reading. Its harsh.

[@aivilo0412]

@@pillepolle3122 as a german student, i agree😭 i can‘t even make friends anymore because they are too boring

[@Jirizo1]

yeah but could he crank 90s in fortnite?

[@Albert41122]

@@Jirizo1 who cares, he would probably survive nuclear winter , You cant

[@adam8892]

It looks a tough but wonderful life. The boy puts a lot of us to shame.

[@derrynelson4637]

No cable or Satellite television.Cellphone service internet 🛜 and Starbucks.

[@adam8892]

@@derrynelson4637 Suits me.

[@KevinFeegers]

As someone who suffers from burnout and depression, I find these types of videos very enjoyable and helpful to watch. Please more videos like this, thank you!

[@smackhead]

Yes, yes and yes. There is something cathartic about seeing this way of life. I live in a small town that makes Phoenix weather look mild, so for me seeing this stuff is a new world.

[@yoncbwl2738]

I agree. This is such an encouraging video. Made me feel good seeing this wonderful family working together.

[@Locosalazar1322]

Make sure to take the motivation and get after it in your life also, motivation is good but it only help if we take action.

[@Ones_Complement]

I'm contemplating moving to Yakut.

[@KevinFeegers]

@@Locosalazar1322 It's difficult for me to find any motivation at all at the moment. These videos at least help me to think about the future and to think about making a fresh start - leaving everything behind, you know? But thanks for the advice!

[@thesatisfiedcustomer4869]

There is something in these videos that make me yearn for something different from life.

[@mikespurg8006]

@thesatisfiedcustomer4869 YES. Freeze your tail end off. I have been there, doing research on the Juneau Icefield, and walking through two feet of snow in zero degree weather, which was enough for me.

[@cg9952]

It's just honesty and purity of the non-consumerism

[@mikespurg8006]

@@cg9952 guess so..

[@dookcurruff9047]

what yearning to freeze? 😂😂😂 swear you love to act smart

[@mikespurg8006]

@@dookcurruff9047 you first

[@e.m.5499]

My wife & me both clapped & cheered after watching this. (In the privacy of our home) ... these folks are truly precious. Little Arian is a Trooper. Off to school by himself in -54° !!! Amazing!!! The family outing on the lake. The WHOLE community coming together for a 1 ton haul of fish, shared by those who couldn't go as well. I believe they also consume the BEST food supply on the planet. No crime. No one worries about their children. Meanwhile, here in USA folks scamper for meaninglessness junk. Thank you for sharing this video. Peace be unto you, little Miss Yuin B.!

[@Hydraulicat63]

It's SO precious how that brown dog follows Arian everywhere.

[@MG-jw6uy]

Arian is quite the young man with skills to take him through life in a positive way. Not once did he object to anything like hard work, this young man will have a good life.

[@ancient.sleeping.magi.713]

not only did he not object to any of the hard and grueling work in the cold, but he was enthusiastic and looking forward to helping. he wants to help his family. he likes helping his family. these tasks aren’t ‘annoying chores’ to him like they would be other children, in other places. he is always joyfully participating in what needs to be done, it’s very admirable.

[@dgmobbdeep]

@@ancient.sleeping.magi.713Absolutely

[@moyrahroberts2275]

Amen...he will persevere into manhood.

[@PedroMiguel-if3ll]

Good life? What's good about living in a place where there's nothing to aspire for, besides living everyday to just put food on the table. There's a big world out there and Ariam, as a child, shouldn't be doing hard labour to help his parents. Some might call it a cultural thing, I call it child slavery

[@moyrahroberts2275]

@PedroMiguel-if3ll different does not mean deficient...

[@mrjinkorea]

Arian's father: "Every parent has to raise their children to be hardworking, honest and kind" Seeing Arian help his mum prepare meals, go fishing with papa, and chop wood to keep the house warm is heartening. Wish there were more kids like Arian and more parents like his in our world. Then maybe we wouldn't have so many of the societal problems that are deeply troubling us these days. What a beautiful family!

[@Riyoshi000]

That's because even though Russia is a capitalist country this and some other regions there have a lot of autonomy and people kept their traditional ways. These people live unalienated lives, they're deeply immersed in their environment and in what they do. They can see and feel the result of their work, unlike most of us huge capitalist centre dwellers who only see fake richness (huge office towers, shopping malls, gigantic highway systems, consumerism, generic pop culture) they get real richness (a close knit community, family, tradition, culture, spirituality _not the same as religiousness_, good health, useful and great skills etc.)

[@mrjinkorea]

​@@Riyoshi000 Very well said! 👏

[@bleakaf]

It works both ways though. Parents can't just treat their children like free labour. In return for helping hand, you need to have patience with them and spend time with them and give them lots of love.

[@kimfrankwatson4688]

i think that's the beauty of "inconvenience" and thus, labour.

[@kimfrankwatson4688]

Is it possible to see a video on construction in Yakutsia - a building of some sort?

[@TRFDVB45CS]

Amazed by the dogs just moving around in that cold like it is nothing.

[@foosheezoo]

Me too! Wondered if they’re able to take the cold.

[@andrewfalconer8599]

They're built for that.

[@homicidewatch4statesllc35]

Your family is a testament on how a family should love and work together. Sadly not so much that way in the USA.❤

[@Rudymk-ph2xb]

They also raise a certain type of cattle that are fine in the cold. It's just amazing to me.

[@keimorgan5654]

How do they bathe? Tub or shower with cold water?

[@xMarko7]

Man this is life at its finest. Living in harmony with the nature surrounding you. Parents are teaching basic skills to interact with his environment. Arian gonna be a great Yakut and reliable member for his community.

[@ahmadshiraz8087]

grandmothers are everywhere the same, they give their grandchildren gifts

[@eugenehayden3571]

Amazingly kind, honest and hardworking people of Yakutia

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

And why is this amazing? It should be worldwide.

[@trymeimalreadyaghost1456]

​@@zoeyrochellezhombie829 because it's not worldwide or common. It's not so common so it holds more weight. The same reason a channel like faith in humanity restored has room to exist thrive and be amazing to people. Because it's not common every day all over the world. If it was Faith in humanity restored would have no business existing let alone doing so well.

[@RichardHinton-zr3ig]

True meaning of love conquers all....nothing is negative but positive things are done❤❤

[@iamArtificialIyIntelligent]

This is way better than any netflix documentary. Loved every minute. What a way to live life.

[@formerlyfromthefuton8171]

Are there any Netflix documentaries that aren't propaganda films?

[@SG-pc4sv]

​@@formerlyfromthefuton8171 I bet there aren't 😂

[@just4ush]

My kids have no idea how good they have it… blessings to this little boy 🙏

[@ProudElefant44]

This is where happiness is!! No crime, people are looking out for each other, living a simple life while working hard and eating right, no cars polluting air,no traffic, no trash anywhere. A slice of heaven!!👍❤️

[@melanielandsman122]

I like that they don’t fish the same lake for three years. That allows the stock to replenish. Smart fishing/hunting practices

[@GodronATX]

Yeah especially after seeing them catch like fuckin 10k fish in one net 😂

[@doorller358]

@@GodronATX там озера промерзают до дна и рыбы гибнут. якуты разводят рыб искусственно зарыбляя озера.

[@TJDawgs72]

A great reminder that you can survive and even thrive in any environment as long as you prepare and stay positive. A very good reminder right now...

[@NiZZ]

With the right Woman

[@Amor_Fati_]

@@NiZZ Sydney Sweeney type too

[@narulovechannel2249]

And some people in USA say they're oppressed lol

[@GhnGdn]

​@@narulovechannel2249taxes

[@Boris-g7c]

With the right parents that includes both mum and dad, children are a reflection of their parents, also being from ancestors that didn't go around pillaging, reaping, murderering natives.

[@lovenikolatesla846]

The perfect family they teach their children to do everything which is awesome.The little boy was so excited and eager to learn from his mum and dad it was heartfelt. I want parents like that in my next life they are perfect. I loved everything about the way they lived real family values.

[@kaushikishrivastava5880]

There's something heartwarming about these videos

[@hiram0040]

Lack of chasing, rats run

[@miroslavasenov5907]

real natural live that is unknown from western live ❤

[@marieslabbert6009]

Yes, it displays old fashion values like hard work, respect, honesty and sincerity.

[@ScottH.]

​@@miroslavasenov5907Western life use to be more like this. Not so much anymore, unfortunately.

[@USAracing]

you should move there!!

[@panathenaea]

It's amazing to see a community that takes nothing for granted and joy/meaning in their day to day

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

Why is it amazing?

[@Mykst]

@@zoeyrochellezhombie829 Why wouldn't it be? Way too many people out there take so much for granted so things like this are just amazingly refreshing to see.

[@Unfoldtheenigma-q8y]

​@@zoeyrochellezhombie829And what's your obsession with not using the word Amazing ??!! You are everywhere dude 😂 These beautiful people here in the video ARE Amazing!! 👏

[@andydixon2980]

I have a feeling these wonderful people will be the survivors if/when the apocalypse finally happens. They have the love for each other in their strong community, the self sufficency and the respect for nature to do so.

[@lettucebee8425]

I feel the same when I visit Orkney. The way they dug their stone age dwellings into the land to avoid the wrath of the winters. We still have much to learn

[@LadyNajaGirl]

@@lettucebee8425Orkney is amazing. Loved it there

[@ashotofmercury]

​@@lettucebee8425 yes! I visited Shetland a few years ago (absolutely beautiful btw, you should definitely go!) and was really struck by the spirit of community there. Where the winters are tough, you have to stick together. 🙏🏻

[@buzzikea]

everyone who knows how to use his hands and brain will survive! This does not apply to US democratic states of course.

[@josephdavid7463]

I would literally die in that temperature, I am from east Africa. I have only but full respect for this people. and for Aria and his family I wish you all the best and a lot of warmth.

[@b1jama916]

same here.........hard workers

[@maramenakerrpatrick1135]

No, you will not die! straight away, slowly... Nah...your body will adapt.

[@garnettilalexandrosxvii]

They learn three languages, how to be handy, how to cook, how to fish and how to survive in hardcore environments. This is absolutely incredible. Such a beautiful culture with such hard working people. I saw someone else say seeing this life makes them yearn for something else, and I completely agree. There is something about seeing such a beautiful community and how wonderful the people are and how close the families are. It makes the life we have, the 98% of us being glued to our phones, seem lazy and unfulfilling.

[@seia2758]

Because our ancestors have been living this way for thousands of years - hunting, foraging, socializing, building a community, raising children to be hardworking so the next generation will survive. Technology, industrialization and colonization destroyed everything "human" about us. We're no longer humans, we're more like robots doing mundane tasks over and over until we keel over and die. Meanwhile, these people live almost primitively with only a small community. For example, we as men, have this instinct to protect, to hunt, to forage and to conquer. It is in-built into our DNA. But we can't even "live off the land" nowadays due to slave labor. Now we have to work 9-11 hours at an establishment to put food on our table while these people can still eat for free by going outside and hunting fresh catches of food. That's the difference, because Yakutian people can still "live off the land" while we can't.

[@deedawson6074]

@@seia2758 but could there be a happy medium, where we don’t succumb to all the consumer consumption and relish the times we can be outdoors and keeping strong and learning about nature?

[@michaels4255]

It may not happen in your lifetime, and certainly not in whatever is left of mine, but one day we will be back to that. Our high tech civilization is only possible because of concentrated deposits of finite resources of very high quality, and these are being exponentially (and unavoidably) depleted. This is not a criticism of the way our civilization has developed, only an observation that our way of life cannot endure longer than several generations. Nature is coming for us.

[@dianehghzn7670]

⁠@@seia2758we could but we’v become too lazy allthough you might be surprised with young people who live on farms and in rough environments they know what to do in hard times and know how to survive its not all doom and gloom

[@JimMcNutty]

You think it looks great but you would hate living there. It would be tough not seeing the sun a lot of the time. Not being able to go outside because it’s so cold.

[@alexanderjames6328]

This is more fascinating than 99.9 of the rubbish ever posted on KZbin. Thank you for the upload! Wonderful!

[@notoriousLSGshow]

*** 99.98% fixed it 4ya

[@blank8376]

How did you calculate that percentage?

[@imjustabee]

A part of me almost feels cheated out of the qualities these people are teaching their kids. I grew up lazy, I was never asked to do any chores, watched a lot of TV and just played outside with friends. This also meant I've grown into a fairly lazy adult, who can barely cook a meal without a microwave or airfryer. Arian however has already learned how to work hard, think of others and how to help his family, plus all the tools to be self sufficient. What a beautiful way of living and a beautiful family

[@marjolijnv.3974]

Hear hear.

[@Killjoy_Mel]

Yeah well I was raised like Arian was, except we had -30C degrees instead of -50C. Still lazy as an adult. Although yes, I can cook and if I had to, I could still not just survive but thrive in ass cold with no indoors plumbing and living off salted pork, potatoes and canned autumn goods. You have to understand that this life isn't blissful. It's hard, backbreaking work. If you asked me if I wanted to go back to all of that, no, I don't. Because it was hard, it was cold, and you just coped with it. It had beauty in it, all that hard work and respecting nature, but you also had to respect nature when your sister died at 4 years old because she fell through the ice and froze to death.

[@taraevans1108]

You can still learn

[@AnimeRush739]

hard truth

[@cris_ad]

Well, no one is stopping you from learning. Sucks when we're not taught as kids, but as adults we can do what we want.

[@lasvegashomebuyertips]

Damn!!! This family is GANGSTER!! These are some tough people! Absolutely amazing and so resilient and resourceful. Thank you guys for sharing and helping me keep my ego and complaints in check!

[@tcl8105]

I love how he truly enjoys helping his family he’s going to make for an amazing provider in the future

[@lilyrose4191]

We were thinking the same thing. Bless him ✨! Wonderful film ❄.

[@miss0petersburg]

There’s quite a difference between enjoying something and feeling content about something. They are doing what they need to do. I don’t even think that comes to mind when they are chopping wood and stuff. But they do enjoy skiing and crafts and stuff.

[@NewWildLandOffGrid]

Oh, this family is truly filled with love and warmth. Though the weather is harsh, it feels like an integral part of their lives. The people and the scenery here are both so charming and inviting.

[@danborg1228]

this is what life is gonna be soon on earth again and no one can shange that

[@tvitali3196]

The fact that I've already watched some of these videos individually and then this compilation entirely is a testament to how great your content is, Kiun. It's a marvelous blend of videography, editing, storytelling and wholesome interactions about the life of families I find enrapturing to watch from start to finish. The signs of a truly talented content creator is their ability to seamlessly transfer the emotions of their story to their watchers and take them along the ride as if they're part of the journey themselves. Your videos are a beautiful achievement of just that.

[@rowannestripe2964]

I've never seen such a young child, work so hard. What a lovely boy. Fascinating

[@carrolmcdonald8611]

How wonderful to see how the lovely people in the coldest part of the world live. They are such a beautiful heartwarming and gracious family, thank you so much for sharing this with us, it is greatly appreciated indeed! With lots of love and respect From Scotland UK ❤🤗xxx

[@use-16b-23z]

I’m watching from North Wales UK, when my husband starts complaining about whether, I usually said to him: “If you will complain about cold, I will send you to Siberia”😂😂

[@maureenstevens6824]

From southern USA. Much love ❤

[@UnleashedTraining101]

Now this is how to live. Beautiful family and beautiful culture. Their entire lifestyle is based around love and family. Arian never complains. He knows he needs to pull his weight for the good of the family unit. Look how happy they are.

[@JordanA101]

It revolves around fishing, melting ice and chopping wood to survive. Well made video to show the good side.

[@Krampus6-1-6]

Very basic and repetitive lifestyle. Absolutely nothing you can do there except surviving in a never ending cold winter. Glad I don't live there.

[@ridinwithjake]

And in the West kids throw a tantrum when they don’t get the latest model of the iPhone.

[@JordanA101]

@ Just the same as young Arand there throws a temper tantrum when he doesn’t get his new pair of shoes this year.

[@kikivon3501]

When the dad was talking about his hopes for his children….. work hard, humble, honest, and kind. Here I am thousands and thousands of miles away, I have a handmade sign in my kitchen, “ work hard, be humble and kind” it’s our family creed. We have so much more in common than we realize.

[@BurnleyNuts]

Only our political leaders don't understand these basic life realisations.

[@kevinsmirnov264]

I don't you, but I know you're none of those things and neither is anyone in your family

[@Marserism]

Did you vote for Kamala Harris?

[@duc_8086]

@@kevinsmirnov264what is wrong with you

[@syrinx114]

@@duc_8086 Don’t worry, they’re just a dumb troll.

[@WrongButtonWB]

Thank you so much for this beautiful documentary. Incredible nature, in all of its glory, and the people are nothing but heartwarming. They say one must go to the harshest environment to learn the true colors of Mother Nature. I can now truly see the meaning of that. I feel like a part of my soul will forever be with the people of that village, especially with Arian's family. Untill we finally meet. Utmost respect and much love from Serbia 🇷🇸.

[@WildSpiritsCoaching]

Arian is the spitting image of his dad! And apparently, he likes all the same things, too: hunting, fishing and knife-making. It's so heartwarming to see ❤

[@leviticusyeeticus9895]

To be fair, there's not much else he can do lol. Career options are not that varied out there.

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

And one of the sister, the one that sing, (without guitar )looked so much like their mom.

[@Boris-g7c]

For hardworking person like Arian anything is possible, they can go to Moscow for studies and have multiple career options but he choose to be around his family, nature, experience life to the fullest, what it truly means to be alive, away from the filth of this world.

[@JordanA101]

What else is he to do except watch Moscow pull gold out of their land?

[@Ivan-ce6nz]

"There's no such thing as bad weather, just the weather and your attitude towards it" Think I might start using that.

[@100Predator]

In sweden we usually say "there is no bad weather, only bad clothes"

[@peakmiez7825]

@@100Predator We say the same in Germany.

[@PavlinaSarafoglou]

I live in Greece and frankly began to wonder if this is hell😂😂😂😂. I lived in Canada for the first 24 years of my life and can quite honestly say that I would chose being homeless in Athens rather than live in such horrid places

[@Jimihendrix1834]

No there is bad (dangerous) weather. Face it.😅

[@honeybunch5765]

Nah, I'm still going to complain about bad weather 😊 When it rains for a few months straight and the wind doesn't stop, I will complain and feel sorry for myself. 😂

[@markokada7311]

Upon seeing it for the 2nd time, the following thought came cross my mind; this is one of a rare, intriguing documentary about how the people can survive in such inhospitably cold region. Btw, the fact that we are able to enjoy & appreciate its entirety w/o being interrupted its continuity by those annoying ads or adverts like those by BBC of the UK & PBS of the USA is truly our luxurious special privilege. Thus I can't be more grateful & so my heartfelt thanks to you for that!,,,,,(11/07/24)

[@KiunB]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏🏻

[@sh-df1bb]

Yes, indeed It is the best to learn and aspire to other's way of life and kindness ❤​@@DolceFarNienteJoy

[@STORMY0O]

The Love of family and simplicity has brought the best of life to these wonderful people. We should be so blessed as these.💙🕊️

[@voidokami1427]

The poor guy who lost his vision but still finds ways to help his people warms my heart.

[@fhmanna007]

Little Arian is quite a little man. Wish him the best of luck in his life. He reminds me of my little brother, whom i miss a lot.

[@stefan85j]

The little dude is living as you supposed to. Doing work. Helping out. Good job.

[@benderisgreat95able]

These are one of the most natural lifestyles I've ever seen. As someone that feels strong instincts for cold, snow-y tundras: this seems like home.

[@MuhammadRidwan-on7rs]

Cold outside but warm inside. i love the way Arian's family being so close each other even on the hardcore environments. Arian's grows up with good fathers education to comunication with nature. hope this family always healthy any way!!!

[@XxxSHxxX2024]

That kid is a beast!!! Well done mom and dad!

[@ericogle2845]

I love how they raise their children, working them at a young age is a way of teaching them they teach them the balances of nature and how to control it but they're there with them every step of the way and that is a beautiful way to learn❤❤❤❤.

[@J_B1987]

It's beautiful indeed, but on the other hand.. they have no choice. Because if they don't, they will die. Their work seems like a very fulfilling life, beautiful even. But also... Very, VERY... Necessary.

[@JordanA101]

No different than sending your child to do factory work.

[@Daniel-oi7qz]

I love how he called his mother out and said "did you mess it up?" Mum says "it looks like it" 🤣♥️

[@hemantmuley8414]

Re-upload or not, six minutes into this video, my spirits were lifted...I am feeling so much love and admiration for this humble family. In my opinion, these people are the luckiest, because their pristine lifestyle transcends the ugliness of life. All I can say is that this video is sublime. Thanks for making it.

[@ancient.sleeping.magi.713]

i’ve gained so much appreciation for a place i have never once heard of, since watching this video. what a peaceful and happy life this seems like. happy family, happy life. being in nature, eating together, hunting and fishing together. this is a beautiful life, wow.

[@Melissakitty1980]

I could watch videos about little Arian and his family every day!!❤ They are beautiful, kind, and perfect people in my opinion!

[@vapete1237]

A real eye opener into the lives of the Yakut people and Yakutia Village .. I thought it was wonderful how the whole village worked together in fishing season and how everyone appears to help each other thru harsh winter months .. A truly fantastic documentary 👏 🇬🇧

[@selectiveaussie]

Arian is such a good boy. Most children yell or cry when you ask them to clean their room or do the dishes. Such a beautiful family.

[@beyourself2444]

Those children are too spoiled...

[@Boris-g7c]

Children are a reflection of their parents.

[@mithos789]

spare the rod spoil the child

[@Glostahdude]

Only in Western cultures…. These guys have it right. Great video diary.

[@kacperzimowski4626]

Children don't just yell or cry out loud on their own. They only do so when raised by bad parents.

[@Karyn-276a]

He is such a hardworking, great kid.❤ I love the strong connection of community and family… something that is Sadly missing from most of the world today. I enjoy these videos so much- treating Mother Nature with the greatest of respect, kindness and love… thank you ❤

[@marykahindo3592]

"No stealing, no murders, no police". Wow! What a place to be. They all know each other.

[@Kari.F.]

Not a place where sinister passersby stop on their way to somewhere else, I guess. That is a huge reason for low crime in remote little towns. And I can't imagine that they have a drug problem there, either. That also helps. It's not an easy life, but it seems to be a good one! (Except for the insanely long and bitterly cold winters.)

[@Boris-g7c]

Away from the filth of this world hopefully this exposure to outside world don't ruin it, being in a very cold Republic helps a lot.

[@Kari.F.]

@Boris-g7c Yes, Moving to the coldest place on earth is something that few people would be tempted to do. That should be a good protection. And the language!

[@Takeastand26]

Population 20 lol

[@BartholomewJenkins69420]

they are in russia, i wonder if the men there are conscripted to fight in ukraine

[@Hologhoul]

What an utterly delightful, beautiful family! The look of admiration on little Arian's face while watching his sister sing and play guitar, so cute. A very different life to mine, living here in London, enjoying it here but with all the crime, filth and stress to take account of.

[@Justbarbara.B]

Seeing Yakutia in winter, spring, summer, and autumn is so surreal, and the joy of this family spending time together, fishing, cooking, and singing by the river is so heartwarming. I love your content ❤❤

[@theunknowngamer-l6c]

I grew up in a village surrounded by evergreen rainforest. This docu did bring some good memories of living there. Great camera work btw

[@wolvoka]

The "B's" (Kiun) Yakutia trilogy. A beautiful display of human natural habitat,; a break from the current chaos of the world. Thank you.

[@mohamadissa1930]

there is no words can explain this video , they gave us peace and warm feeling inside their coldest place

[@kimtrinh1524]

I've watched these videos over and over again. I love the unity among the community members, the simplicity of life in the coldest part of the earth. Gives me a glimpse of something beautiful that I would never see with my physical eyes. Thank you for sharing.

[@sigurd7862]

They ran out of content and re uploaded a video 2 years ago , cause i swear I already saw this video 😂

[@dailyquotechronicles]

That’s what I said!.. I’m like I know I saw this video already like at least a year ago 😄

[@mrjinkorea]

They simply combined two previous videos of the family in order to show the entire seasonal cycle of their lives into one single documentary-style video. I like that idea...but I'm hoping they will have a follow up video on Arian someday. I'd love to know how his life has progressed.

[@Lanielou55]

Feeling a little less nuts now....

[@TheHonestPeanut]

I mean... It's a channel dedicated to the coldest town on earth with 9+ months of winter. What do you expect?

[@nongthombamloyanganba6478]

Yes I saw a part of it last night 😂

[@SSmitar]

Lovely soothing narration, chill background music & folks just enjoying simple yet supremely serene lives, surviving the harshest weather conditions. There is something quite cathartic & heartwarming about it. Major respect to father & mother to strive towards betterment of their kids' future. But my personal favorite & MVP is that brown-white doggo, who is always trying to get Arian's attention. Looks like the sweetest & the bestest boi. PS: 50:45, "In order to protect the lake & balance the ecosystem they will not fish in the same lake for 3 years" MAJOR RESPECT. I am amazed by their sensibility & respect towards nature.

[@Daniel-oi7qz]

This film is so calming

[@ninakolovrat5361]

I am delighted, speechless... I am remembering my life as a kid in my hometown. Small town, countryside, various physical jobs, playing outside, making toys by ourselves... Oh... I miss those days 😢

[@abdoufma]

This puts into perspective how much hard work humans ought to put in, and how grateful we all should be. A very heartwarming, amazingly well produced little documentary. Thank you so much for sharing. Love from Algeria! ❤

[@spacekat8249]

J'ai l'impression d'avoir eu sous les yeux l'exacte manière dont nous devrions tous vivre. Respect des valeurs traditionnelles, des richesses naturelles; entraide, solidarité... Quasiment tout ce qui manque à nos sociétés modernes occidentales et qu'il va falloir très très vite ré-apprendre si on veut que la Terre tourne à nouveau rond. Ils ne liront certainement jamais ces lignes mais j'embrasse Arian et sa famille de tout mon coeur!

[@TheValkryie]

41:00 look at that boy smile at his sisters and mom. I wish every child could have that kind of safety and joy ❣

[@karenleigh51]

What a beautiful family. The children aren't indoctrinated at school with nonsense but are taught useful skills for everyday life. Families work together for the good of their village and teach their children the importance of hard work and compassion for others. I truly enjoyed this documentary and was quite happy to know that there are people in this world where the all mighty cellphone is not the center of their existance. A big thank you to the producers of this documentary!

[@Somebody-si9je]

Absolutely. These people seem to be good people and they have morals and principles. The world would be a better place if everyone was like them.

[@reactionfan1448]

True if that kid was in California his daily Lessons would be about how there's 100 different Genders and his Teacher would be Drag Queen wearing Horns no doubt 👹

[@RBFR01]

Better than the modern education system.

[@Huilin-A]

100% agree. General places education situation reflects how developed a country. A developed country is not only about the richness on economy especially on how they educate their students

[@anarusnac]

I love his grandma 😊she gives him a hug and a kiss when his Mom is just: do this, and that, hurry up. I love that he is working hard but he is still a child and he needs love ❤

[@kozatas]

His mom also kisses him when sending him to school.

[@hrep14]

Good job of pulling the whole seasonal cycle together into a single video. Really enjoyed watching it again in a single format kind of completes the full cycle. 👍👍👍

[@TrickyWoo109]

What a heartwarming, beautiful video. I wish people all over the world would come together and help each other like this wonderful community. Just look how much fish they all caught by working together! Fantastic 👍👍👍

[@kusaiashionamete220]

2:06 Sweet Arian ❤❤❤ I love seeing videos about him and his family! Please update us more often about Arian 🥰😍

[@Benny021431]

Thank you for the beautiful video with friendly people. The family can be proud of their children, especially little nine-year-old Arian. All the best and kind regards from Germany 😊

[@maggieekane7845]

Wonderful compassionate documentary of this coldest village in Siberia, Yukatia, highlighting one family, for sharing the cultural influences that are needed as a community to survive these harsh conditions! A long winter: around 6 months. A short summer: barely 3 months. With spring and fall the other transitional seasons of about 3 months together. What is important for this lifestyle is how to respect, love and share with Nature to survive, be self-sustaining. Frozen and fresh food sources for protein are fish, meat and dairy. The balance of the rest of their diet is freezing and preserving what vegetable, herbs, fruit, berries, roots and other plant sources that are grown, gathered or bought, to last through the long, cold months. Equally important is harvesting the ice for drinking and cooking at the right time of year, as well as collecting or purchasing lake water for bathing, laundry and watering. There is a lot to learn about the importance of preserving this lifestyle. The world needs to help support the crafts, oral traditions, techniques for survival in this environment where both ancient and modern behaviors can be useful and shared for a more long, healthier,respectful, kinder, nurturing approach to all life and Nature! Beautiful documentary that should continue to be watched, reviewed, to learn from and share!! ☮️💟👍🥰♥️♥️♥️

[@nevillefinlay7538]

What a lovely peaceful life in your part of the world.

[@BekTesfa]

Such a lovely family!! Impressed with how Arian is a brave little man and learns so quickly. Blessings to you… 🙏🏾

[@MrVali333]

Meanwhile, in the concrete jungles of the Western world, people are racing to pay for the iPhone 16 Pro, the Mercedes E-Class, the mortgage on a big apartment or house, and all the unnecessary things we think we need. But here, in this video, you can see what truly matters-a loving family in a tiny home. When we respect ourselves, we can respect each other, living with love and in harmony.

[@evisolutions-rv6ht]

All the parents care about is producing a hardworker.

[@evaintegra]

which Iphone, which Mercedes my friend...Wea re struggeling to pay the rent !

[@tahiyasaeed]

Everyone has the right to spend on what ever they want from what they earned. If they wish to help poor ppl or buy mercedes thats up to them. Humanity is on a person’s heart

[@kellys5981]

The problem is capitalism, my dude. We can all shake it off if we try.

[@Xyz_Report]

Then move pumpkin pie

[@ratatat9790]

What an amazing society these people have. Hardworking, wholesome souls that have no crime and live in tough but beautiful conditions.

[@karate_girl_ibiza]

Stop with the tiktok trend of over using the word wholesome… sounds so TikTok

[@USAracing]

you should move there!!

[@PaulChristianJenkinsJD]

Arian and his family are good people.

[@Beardedbeauty33]

It honestly feels like I’m sitting with them and I’m apart of their family. Thank you for this wonderful video of this beautiful family ❤️

[@ceecee8757]

A part of…

[@jamespagdon2998]

I love the tradition of autumn ice fishing where all participate as one and celebrate together. Community decency and humanity survives nearly anything.

[@darkhorse3k]

This is the best video I’ve watched on KZbin. It makes my daily City life of work and over priced Supermarket foods seem lesser than life. I would love to visit this beautiful place and these beautiful people. This is human in its simplicity and true nature. Love and much blessings to them all ❤

[@KiunB]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's a truly special place.

[@BurnleyNuts]

Travel always widens the mind and makes for better understanding and education and simply brings people together.

[@faceofdead]

Such great kids, without all the technology and distractions! Also the time with father in the workshop is priceless. Kuddos!

[@Aliass09]

Arian is the example of how we all have to raise our boys! A lot of respect for his parents,👏🏻🤝 such a good, hardworking, cutie boy. Жаным сол, кіп кішкентай боп бәрін істейді, көз тимесін! 😍

[@ridinwithjake]

Yes but no Russian please. Russia is a bad country. And those people have their own native language.

[@THEOFFICIALNRG504]

I agree! This video should be shown in all schools around the world!

[@Shadowofthenight-l5d]

American kids have nothing to complain about. these kids out there doing way more than the average and working hard lifting more and learning more. my respect to them.

[@usernamesrlamo]

Most modern American kids would simply die if they had to take care of themselves. They have zero real world skills or hands on know how. The kid in this video would go on living just fine if his parents disappeared tomorrow.

[@adrianoristov9475]

but they got no fortnite

[@Atom817]

American kids have plenty to complain about actually, shit education, appalling healthcare, a country with the highest rate of incarceration, having to wonder if their school will be next for a mass shooting (if it hasn't happened already), cost of living, etc... Do I need to go on? Your comment is ignorant beyond belief

[@kiaanderson2762]

Such a beautiful country,they teach their kids so well and makes sure they can survive in the cold winter. I kinda envy their lifestyle,I wish I grew up with this kinda of lifestyle ❤️❤️

[@PamelaBewley]

I love these videos! I have a terminal and rare illness and these are so relaxing and put my mind back in the right frame of thinking! Would love to go visit this place! These people are so amazing and strong. Living in such a hectic and chaotic world where all one cares about is money, it is amazing to see this!

[@annedoyle222]

Is that not what life is really all about,my heartfelt love to that beautiful family

[@ukdavepianoman]

Remarkable video collating the seasons. Something very simple and pure about the lifestyle - hard work, tasks, co-operation between family and community members, beauty of the landscape and having fun. Not many places in the world have a 100C+ temperature swing between winter and summer.

[@eastsoldierson]

The most beautiful part is seeing the boy helping his grandparents ❤

[@Bummer1980]

It’s absolutely beautiful. I don’t think I could do it. I’ve lived in the desert all my life. Here in Arizona (USA) we have very hot summers, they average 115• to 117• F. But it’s only really hot for 4 to 5 months. The rest of the year it’s beautiful. Nov to Feb it gets cold in the mornings, as low as 30• F. Well cold for us, especially coming off 115• summer weather. But by noon we are usually in the 70’s F. I guess like anywhere you adapt and just get use to the climate you live in. The families are all so loving and the children so respectful and helpful. These people are definitely doing life right!!

[@notoriousLSGshow]

I prefer the cold over heat , but I guess in AZ everywhere has ac

[@naturesmomentstv]

These videos have a comforting warmth that’s hard to put into words.

[@yolandaangeles3438]

A perfect community living in love with nature so that nature also is protecting them. Life is simple yet full of love. One can feel that every move of each member in the family/community is just so amazingly significant. No waste of time on gadgets. Every move of Arian is a loving help to his kin. What a blessed people.

[@pawnap666]

Uhhh i don't know what you watched but nature is literally trying to kill them. They build their live against nature not with it.

[@JordanA101]

Don’t be ridiculous. Living in the Middle Ages is hard, while all the human imperfections remain.

[@MEGANOHIO]

This little boy Arian is amazing! His attitude and love for hard work. He needs his own movie!!

[@mazzy131]

This was one of the best documentaries I have watched in a very long time. So well done!! Narrated so well, and even enjoyed the music. I also really enjoying seeing the bloopers lol. What a lovely community of people.

[@KiunB]

Wow, thank you!