Living in the Coldest City on Earth

  • Publish date: Thursday، 12 March 2026 Reading time: 1 min read

Living in the Coldest City on Earth

A Culture Forged by Cold

A Destination Unless Any Other

Buildings on Stilts

Cars Never Turn Off

Food Built for Extreme Cold

Summer Baffles Stunningly

The Eternal City A Place That Never Freezes

The Russian Capital of Diamonds

What People Actually Wear

Where Living in Cold Is the Norm

Why People Choose to Stay

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Yakutsk, Russia, possesses one of the greatest titles no city on this planet would be proud of: the coldest permanently inhabited city on earth. Life here contradicts all feelings of human comfort in the depths of winter as the temperatures drop to minus 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Nevertheless, it is home to almost 300,000 individuals. What makes a civilisation take root in such cold cruelties? The solution is more unexpected, more difficult and more beautiful than you think.
 

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