Oymyakon, a tiny hamlet in Russia (with the population of around 500), is that part of our world where people suffer to survive almost every day! Known as the coldest inhabited place on Earth, life of ...

Oymyakon, Russia, which is widely considered the coldest inhabited place on Earth, is not living up to its reputation. The town hit a maximum recorded temperature of 88.8 degrees Fahrenheit (31.6 ...

Think you struggle in the February frost? It's nothing on the sub-zero temperatures in this town. The climate in this settlement in the midst of the Siberian wilderness is generally considered to be ...

It's cold in Southeast Texas, but not as cold as it could be. That honor goes to Oymyakon, a Russian village in the Siberian region of Yakutia. It's named after the nearby Oymyakon River which ...

Photographer Amos Chapple from New Zealand took a two day trip to the isolated settlement where it’s so cold his saliva froze into needles that pricked his lips STUNNING photographs have offered a ...

Fancy a trip to the world’s coldest town? You will have to endure Vladimir Putin’s Russia and blisteringly chilly temperatures of -50C. Oymyakon is in Russia’s Sakha Republic, a beautiful but sparse ...

The Russian town of Oymyakon in eastern Siberia is home to 500 inhabitants who brave some of the planet's harshest conditions. The town is so close to the Arctic Circle that even the national tipple, ...

When Amos Chapple’s friends told him about Oymyakon, they said it was the “real Russia.” It’s dark for 21 hours per day — and, during winter, temperatures average minus 58 degrees Fahrenheit. Located ...

Video posted to Instagram purports to show Chinese tourists bathing in -65 Celsius conditions in Russia Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and ...

With permanently frozen ground and temperatures that have reached -90 degrees Fahrenheit (-67.7 Celsius), the remote Siberian town of Oymyakon is the coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth.

TEMPO.CO, Oymyakon - Oymyakon, Russia, has been named the coldest permanently-inhabited place on Earth, reaching a record low of minus 71.2 degrees Celsius in 1924. Oymyakon, currently hosting 500 ...