A winter adventure to experience life in remote Siberia beckons you here. Come up close to a surreal frozen landscape and an indigenous culture in this village.
The coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth is located in the Sakha Republic of Russia. It is famed for extreme subarctic climate with the lowest recorded temperature of -67 degrees Celsius.
Activities for Tourists
Indigenous Cultural Experience
Gain firsthand knowledge of the indigenous people, their traditions, and daily life in extreme conditions.
Yakutsk-Oymyakon Trip
Two-day drive from Yakutsk to Oymyakon, covering over 1,000 km. Flights from Moscow to Yakutsk take 7 hours.
Guided Tour with Yulia Travels
Week-long trip to Yakutsk and Oymyakon, with nearly four days dedicated to traveling from Yakutsk to Oymyakon and back. Solo travel not advised due to treacherous terrain and extreme weather variations.
Winter Adventure
Memorable winter adventure in the coldest inhabited place, exploring frozen landscapes and extreme climate.
Top Attractions
Indigenous Culture
Learn about the indigenous people, their culture, and daily life in the harshest climate.
Extreme Winter Phenomena
Experience extreme subarctic climate, with average winter temperatures around -50 degrees Celsius. Witness how winter impacts life and natural phenomena in Yakutia and Siberia.
Frozen Landscape
Mountains, lakes, rivers, taiga, roads, and valleys covered in snow, creating a frozen white landscape.