Russia, the largest country on Earth, is infamous for its brutal winters. The region of Siberia, particularly Oymyakon, holds the record for the coldest inhabited place on the planet, with temperatures dropping to -67.7°C (-89.6°F).
Harsh winters blanket much of Russia, contributing to its reputation as one of the coldest countries.
Winter is a season of enchantment, and there’s something magical about landscapes blanketed in snow, frost-covered trees, and cozy towns illuminated with twinkling lights.