Exploring Chukotka - the most remote Russian region

Why are you surprised with the large variety of beer there? Like there is something better to do

Thankyou for sharing.

It is very interesting seeing the local native tent that is exactly like the Native American tent called a teepee.

To me it feels like paid advertisement :D

Nett hier.
Aber waren sie schonmal im Saarland?

love your videos dude, keep up the great work!

Are there any Polar Bears there & do they pose any damage to the people?

One takeaway for me from the video and others about Russia is how much care they seem to put into their cities. Not always and everywhere of course, but the attempts to bring colour and art to public spaces, the investment in public transport (bits like the closed up and heated bus stop was surprising). It goes against this image of Russia as a decadent, rundown country that's often repeated in the West

Every video I watch about Russia, and I’ve watched a lot, seems like Russia is firmly stuck in the 1950s.

my friend. i love your films but i have to make a correction for you. Only artwork which features words or letters can be called graffiti. If there are no words or letters then it is not graffiti but street art. Sorry to be pedantic but this is important to the graffiti community. One love.

Greatvid, subscribed,

Bald and Bankrupt would be proud to see you giving attention to mosaics and artwork from the soviet union.

I love your travels and your English has improved immensely, well done! Sometimes vowel combinations still trip you up but your progress is amazing 👍

Great as always 👍

So, how many Russian dollars must a person, who is working a regular job, make to afford a comfortable living? Can a local person there afford rent, automobile (gas, maintenance, insurance), and food on one paycheck and still have money left over for leisure activities? Then, where does a person go if their car breaks down? Is there a local garage? What do people do there for leisure activities other than ice fishing, going to the museum, or venturing into abandon buildings? And to go outside is just insane because of the temps. It’s crazy to think 13,000 people are living there in those type of temps year round with not much to do.

I lived in Inuvik, NWT, Canada. This is bringing back great memories. I loved the isolation, the weather, and the people. I had many adventures medivacing out to the settlements in our zone. We had an ice road in the winter. I loved the Spring breakup, the screeching and crunching of the ice jams in the river. We also had brightly coloured rows of townhouses. Cheered things up in winter. ❤️🇨🇦

Population of Chukotka is 47500 (2021 Est). Population of Anadyr 13500

Good constructin tough weather wonder ful and enthusiastic nature

thank you for this video and the oportunity to the world to see that Russia isn't what they were told it was. im from canada, but i admit russia is the most beautifull country in the world.

Looks a lot like Calgary, Alberta area besides the colourful buildings lol

For Russia and China, it is imperative that the site be rehabilitated.

Some beautiful shots. Thank you, from USA.

This could be Green County PA

my grandmother in the yarn section: "don't touch anything we're not buying!"

this guy: "Here is orange, rubs fingers all over 500 ruble" sets back down

Okay, I want a Trekol.

No polar bears up that way? Hello from Labrador

Just discovered your channel. I found this video super interesting and informative. Cant wait to explore more of your videos. Thanks, good luck, be safe. From NYC USA.

I get it might not be necessarily the easiest life, but I swear to god, living in a large city with all the crazy bullshit going on economically and socially I often wish to live in such a remote lonely place away from the worlds shenanigans. Its one aspect I love about Russia, is the vast and remote locations like these, they have such a unique feeling to them.

Those groceries are cheaper than here in Canada's biggest city Toronto. Makes me realize how ripped off we are.

Funny, American music playing at the grocery store

I flew the first international flight both in and out of that airport in a Canadian Learjet 45.
A lot of the upgrades were paid for by the oligarch Abramovich who was/is the state governor. There's a big goldmine there too

Kind of a weird question, I know.. but I was wondering - how old are you actually?

Absolutely fantastic. You're doing some brilliant work, brother. Cheers!

Looks like it’s brisk in that town 🥶

I wonder how bad the mosquitoes are in the summer. The winter may be the best time to visit! Interesting to compare infrastructure here to cities such as Inuvik in the Northwest Territories, Canada. I wonder if the inhabitants of abandoned housing moved into the apartment complexes, some of which are attractively painted. We need to learn how to do that in the U.S....most buildings are fairly dull in appearance. $40 for a hostel! Quite high. Having waited at many cold bus stops, sometimes for hours at a time in the U.S., I was envious of the modern heated bus stops. I see you favor wearing a watchman cap (called a tuque (tuuk) cap in Canadian English and by Quebecois)

That was a wonderful video. Thank you!

I love it. I met a woman from this region in America today. I’m fascinated,

Espetacular❤

This man is just casually riding in Snowrunner vehicles and that makes my heart smile

Thank you for this excellent video. It was fascinating to watch and learn about this far away place and way of life. I just found your channel. What a treasure! 🤩 Looking forward to seeing other videos and interesting places of the world. Greetings and best wishes from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

I loved this video. Excited to watch more.

Polar Bears 🤔🫣😱😨😰🐻‍❄️😂😂

I enjoed the footage, ocjen interesno, privjet iz Italii

Getting my soviet fix because baldy bankrupt was banned by Kremlin officials!

Зато скрепно, духовно, патриотично, по Путински!!!

Looks interesting place 😊