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FROZEN WORLDS | Inside Earth’s Most Brutal Frozen Places

Long-form1:06:01People & BlogsPublished Oct 19, 2026, 10:37 AM · 1d ago
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FROZEN WORLDS | Inside Earth’s Most Brutal Frozen Places Can you imagine living in places where temperatures drop to dangerous extremes, powerful blizzards can bury entire towns, and winter seems to last forever? These are some of the harshest frozen places on Earth, where every day becomes a struggle for survival against the extreme cold. In this 4K documentary, join us as we explore Oymyakon, one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth, and Yakutsk, a city built on permafrost. Our journey continues through the snow-covered landscapes of Lapland, the brutal winters of Ulaanbaatar, the isolated industrial city of Norilsk above the Arctic Circle, and Utqiagvik in Alaska, where the sun does not rise for weeks. Along with many other frozen places across the planet, this journey reveals the harsh realities of life in extreme cold and how people adapt to survive. Join Sunkran Travel as we explore the world's most extreme frozen places, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment which destination amazed you the most.
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