10K views · 301 reactions | At the market in Siberia's Yakutsk, one of the world's coldest cities which lies some 3,100 miles east of Moscow, fish were sold deep frozen and no freezer was needed as swathes of the region froze in temperatures below minus 58 Celsius (minus 72 degrees Fahrenheit) https://reut.rs/3uLyPkz | Reuters | Facebook

Yakutsk (Якутск) is Russia's capital of the Sakha Republic in Siberia, famous as the world's coldest major city, built on permafrost with winters dropping below -40°C, where life adapts with buildings on stilts, cars running constantly, and activities like freezing water turning to ice instantly. Fueled by mining, it's a rapidly growing hub near the Arctic Circle, preserving history in its Mammoth Museum and Permafrost Institute, showcasing life where extreme cold shapes daily routines, infrastr

51K views · 649 reactions | FROZEN FISH market of YAKUTSK is a must...