Life in the coldest village in the world

A photographer once visited Oymyakon, the coldest village in the world in Russia, and took photos that partly revealed the lives of the people there.

According to Bored Panda, these photos of the coldest village in the world were taken by photographer Amos Chapple from New Zealand many years ago. (Photo source: Bored Panda)

With a lowest recorded temperature of -71.2°C in 1924 and an average January temperature of -50°C, the village is the coldest permanently inhabited place on the planet.

A woman walks past a "frozen" house located in the center of the village.

The local farmer keeps his cows warm at night by keeping them in this barn.

Life in Oymyakon is really harsh.

A shop in Oymyakon provides villagers with necessities.

Cars parked in heated garages may be turned off. Cars parked outside must keep their engines running or they will not restart.

People here face special challenges in their daily lives due to the cold climate.

Most toilets were built outside the house because frozen ground made indoor plumbing impossible.

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