Who are the Dolgan people and their life in the Russian Arctic
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- Almost the third part of Russia’s territory is located in the Arctic zone. Let’s visit one of the northernmost and remote settlements of Russia - Khatanga, meet the local ethnic group of Dolgan people and learn about their life on Taimyr peninsula.
Time codes:
00:00 Doroobolorun (welcome) to Khatanga!
03:15 Grocery shopping in the Arctic
04:10 What is it like to live at night for 3 months?
09:37 Dolgan peoples and their culture
12:01 Dolgan cuisine
14:01 Dolgan sports
14:40 Why do locals love living here?
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Hi Eli,
Thank you for taking us far from home with you.
We have a province called KATANGA in the Dem. Rep. of CONGO ( central Africa)
Fascinating! 😊
Perhaps someone could build a large indoor garden with grow lights to supply greens and vegetables throughout the year for local consumption. It could be a profitable business or a community project.
The Russian Geographical Society...
Westerners, wake up!
S T O P P R O P A G A N D A
The Society's Board of Directors is chaired by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
Sergei Kuzhugetovich Shoigu is the chairman of the RGS.
They are the ones leading the illegal invasion and systematic destruction of the Ukrainian state and the genocide of its people.
E L I F R O M R U S S I A
Take responsibility...
Russian atrocities reported!
E N O U GH S O F T P O W E R
Thank you for posting
I’m an anthropologist and I can only praise your job - depicting and describing local populations so well. That’s so interesting!
Simp 😂
@@SlashHarkenUltra What's that your funny nickname?
Exactly!🙂 I like anthropology too since my childhood, but it's rather a hobby in my case.
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@@SlashHarkenUltra complimenting somebody's work is only a "simp" to a simpleton.
You have no idea how many people think of Russians as a monolith, I think Russia is the most unexplored and least understood country in the world yet it's so beautiful and has diverse cultures. Thanks to Eli we learn so much about Russia
Eli - ❤️ your 🎥 Out of 193 different ethnic groups in Russia 🇷🇺 - all of them contain their own distinctive culture I've noticed. Beautiful people!! Thank-you for educating us Westerners 👍💞🕊️
"educating us western SYMPLETONS" speak for yourself
@@AndreaBorto
what is wrong with what he said
Westerners, wake up!
@@user-rl8hf8kt1r askandar fikar this is a propaganda channel which aim is to raise interest in russian culture (which is good) hiding a lot of ugly sides ( which is dishonest) then pushing people to kremlin's owned RT channels or others. Never a word about the revenant russian imperialism. Blames over sanctions, not realizing why (war on georgia and ukraine).people here write very dumb comments, showing no critical thinking: therefore the sympleton attitude.
@@ayapaiz226 😄😄😄
What a beautiful piece of work Eli. There are so many ethnic groups in Russia that I did not know of. Sharing who we are and talking is surely the way forward. I thank you so much for sharing more of your beautiful country. x
also good work:ua-cam.com/video/CKjivw1AJn4/v-deo.html
Ethnics groups that are dying quite fast and with a huge amoutn of russian detahs in ukraine the situation is critical.
@@edubogota1In Russia, only 300 thousand people were drafted into the army and it was more than a year agoIn Russia, out of 148 million people, 82% percent are Russians ( Slavs), the remaining 18% percent are small peoples and tribes!!! You better worry about the Indian tribes in America , most of which are already extinct and the rest are on the verge of extinction, and don't forget about the Australian Aborigines!!!!!!
@@smaikzorin4492 Incorrect, it is estimated that russia has sent to ukraine around 800.000 troops the mayority alreayd died or wounded, considering that they have 1 million soldiers,yes the situation is critical... additionally to this russia is haveing the least amount of birth rates and the population has shrunk from 280 million people in early soviet times to 140 million, it is estimated that russia will have only 100 million people by 2050, villages are dying fast.
@@edubogota1 Idiot, look less at the Goebbels-style Western propaganda dumps, where is the Ukrainian offensive?! Ukraine is a concentration camp country where men are forcibly seized on the streets and sent to slaughter , the whole Internet is clogged with this , Ukrainian Nazis have already started grabbing women and teenagers like in Nazi Germany when Russian troops were standing near Berlin, then Goebbels also told tales about the counteroffensive until they took poison and poisoned their children! Hitler , too , surrounded in Berlin by Russians , told everyone that the troops of the Wreath were coming and they would liberate Berlin until he put a bullet in his forehead !
Thanks Eli! This was one of your best. You’re an ethnologist and a master video editor! I like your use of local music and dance, and even tasting the local food. No need to mess around in Australia and Africa. Your best work is the remote regions of Russia.
Spasiba))
see it similarly and hope that the right people will also appreciate it. I think so 😊
@@ElifromRussiaСпасибо Элина!
Right! Russia is so HUGE!!!! It’s kinda like the US (where I am from) in that it spans so big of an area and has so many different people groups that you can travel forever within your own country and never get bored. I love your channel so much. I may never get the chance to travel, but I can do it from my own home thanks to channels like yours! Thank you so much for what you do!
Totally agreed! This is one of her best videos. Made me think of some of the documentaries about Alaskan Natives. Very similar. And she highlights so much of the cultural side, really exceptional travel journalism!
Я прожила 15 лет на крайнем севере. В Ямало-Ненецком автономном округе. И всё, что говорит священник про людей, которые живут на севере, это всё правда. Северные люди очень добрые, дружные, искренние. На крайнем севере много разных национальностей и все живут дружно и мирно, уважают друг друга. Чтобы понять северян , надо погрузиться в эту атмосферу! Оно стоит того!
Полярная ночь по несколько месяцев (зимой) , северное сияние , белые ночи (летом), комары летом, дикие ягоды , морозы до -40’С и -57’С, вечная мерзлота !!!! ❤
Спасибо за видео !
Спасибо, что поделились ♥️
Please continue recording these unique communities. Viewers reap a deeper awareness of Russia’s extraordinary physical & cultural diversity.
USA needs to start such events respecting natives
Never
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN , whenever you became such a beautiful person ?!!!😂😢😅 !!!
Explain that
"Americans" could only ruin the Native Americans, the real, original american people
I am a Caribbean man. I can't imagine living in a place that cold. However, I'm fascinated by the Russian diversity. It really is a blending of Asia and Europe. Like this lady's work. Like to see how she would respond to the carnival culture of south America and the Caribbean.
Before discovering your channel, I had NO IDEA how diverse - ethnically and culturally- Russia is. Χαιρετισμούς από την Ελλάδα.
Your videos are so much better than anything on Discovery Channel. They should pay you millions for your work. ❤
Wow, thank you!😁
Once again confirms my impression that people who live in these northern climates have to be more cooperative and community-oriented. I think that’s true of Russia as a whole, in contrast to us individualistic Americans. Our different environments shape us. Hope we can learn to understand and appreciate our differences,
You can find the same approach to life in America but you need to travel to the more remote paerts of Alaska to see it.
When you said that first part I imagined the US north of Texas
Individuality in the US work much the same as the states they’re all individual states that work together to form a country like our founding documents say “We the people of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”
Individualism no longer exists in the U.S. Americans are the most brainwashed, dependent people on the planet and they don't even know it.
Just try to deny them public schools, social security, food stamps and welfare and you'll find out just how individualistic they are.😂
It is simply true: inhabitants cannot possibly survive on their own under such harsh climatic conditions (3 whole winter months in FULL DARKNESS) unless they share some sort of affection and solidarity for one another. 🤗❤️🇷🇺 Also, you look great in that traditional Dolgan costume!
well said! in this age of western values like hyper-individualism becoming more prevalent (at least where I live), I find it so heartwarming to be reminded that community and solidarity is still thriving all around the world. ❤
Thank you, Eli, for giving us a glimpse into this unique culture. It's really difficult to imagine just how tough life in the arctic can be. The kindness and unity of the people is refreshing and a good example for all peoples. Thanks again for your work showing us things we would never get to see otherwise.
Well said, thank you!
@@ElifromRussiaMEANWHILE IN
U K R A I N E
"...there is no other way to survive the Russians..."
INVASION
than to fight!
Over the past 12 months, Russian forces have launched more than 300 missiles and nearly 400 Shahed drones in the direction of the Ukrainian capital Kiev
S T O P P R O P A G A N D A
(In memory of all Ukrainian civilian victims, raped women, children abducted by the Russians)
I dream around the world with private jet
Thank you for sharing the Russia many of us never get to see. It is a lot more than I could have imagined.
Yep, sounds like Greenland: mosquitos, short summers & long winters, alchohol, expensive groceries, isolation, fishing.
And Finland 😊
@@petek7822 Finns don't drink alcohol!!! They're a sober nation... I guess))
@@IgsorZarOf course they drink alcohol! when they can afford that is 😅
Эли, твои видео просто шикарные! Я родилась и живу в России, но для меня они тоже открывают невероятно много нового и интересного. Мне очень нравится то, что ты делаешь акцент на хорошем, на красивых местах, на добрых людях. Плохое люди и так увидят, от этого никуда не деться, а вот о прекрасном мы склонны забывать. Пусть тебе всегда сопутствует удача в твоей жизни и во всех твоих путешествиях! И пусть рядом с тобой будут самые добрые и надёжные товарищи❤
Спасибо за такие теплые слова 🤍
@ElifromRussia
T A K E R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y
No more hypocrisy after 600 days of invasion
Russian world brings with it weaponised lies as well as fear, death, and destruction
No more sabotaging Western democracies
Eli enough complicity with the Russian regime
Denounce the dictator Putin and his murderers
S T O P P R O P A G A N D A
S T O P T E R R O R
ENOUGH
G E N O C I D A L ACTS
AGAINST
U K R A I N I A N PEOPLE
(In memory of Andrei Dmitrievič Sakharov)
@@ElifromRussiaThe Russian Geographical Society...
Westerners, wake up!
S T O P P R O P A G A N D A
The Society's Board of Directors is chaired by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
Sergei Kuzhugetovich Shoigu is the chairman of the RGS.
They are the ones leading the illegal invasion and systematic destruction of the Ukrainian state and the genocide of its people.
E L I F R O M R U S S I A
Take responsibility...
Russian atrocities reported!
E N O U GH S O F T P O W E R
Thank god for Google translate 😅
Over 400 billion dollars is the cost of Russia's illegal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, not counting the economic, material, environmental, and moral damage.
Shame on you, Russians!
S T O P L I E S
S T O P P R O P A G A N D A
ENOUGH
B R A I N W A S H I N G
FIGHT FOR
H U M A N R I G H T S
IN R U S S I A
(Source: World Bank)
Αν και τό κρύο δεν μου αρέσει, λατρεύω την απέραντη Ρωσία με την πολυεθνική της κουλτούρα.
Από την Ελλάδα με απέραντο σεβασμό και αγάπη.
❤
🇷🇺❤☦️❤🇬🇷
Well, this might sound strange for majority of people on the warm side of the planet, but many people love amd and enjoy not just cold, but frosty winters here
The beaded head piece reminds me of a lot of Native American beadwork. I cannot express how much I appreciate these glimpses into worlds, without you, I would never see. Thank you, Eli.
Watching your videos Eli is giving us a panoramic view of other cultures and the World. What I have learned from you( I almost feel you are a teacher and I am the pupil🙂) is the layers of so many cultures and ethic groups. I hope you know this is educational, and all your videos are. You are our eyes to get a glimpse of other parts of this World we would never have known of. ~ Khatanga reminds me a bit of Barrows, Alaska, the most northern "American" village on top of the Arctic. Barrows has 67 days of darkness. I think(?) Barrows has banned alcohol. Thank you Eli for some very amazing videos~~
Eli from Russia, Φορέβερ Αλόνις from Greece approves your videos. I can say I have seen so many parts of Russia from your videos that I would have never seen if it wasn't for you!
Love seeing these incredible places & people! The Dolgan have some similarities to Native Americans. The sunset was absolutely Magical. Best wishes from Australia Eli!
Thanks again for showing us another interesting part of your great Country Russia. You are doing a fabulous thing that promotes mutual respect for each other! Peace Love & Understanding! God Bless.
Эли, уважение и восхищение из Австралии!
То, что делаешь, это огромиая услуга как местным жителям, так и нам всем, кто через тебя узнает об их жизни.
(Я не русский, но я очень люблю русский язык и мне нравилось слушать, как люди рассказывают о своей жизни в севере.)
Большое спасибо, Эли!
It's great to see that they have a very good grocery store system it's very important in conditions when you have no light for many months to have things that other people in the rest of the world have. It helps your spirit a lot to have things that you can eat or things that you can do such as go to a store when you have no light for many months.
I've read about Dolgan people in a travel magazine last year. Thank you for this video Eli, always very interesting !
My pleasure!
Love the people there, the food looks delish! Thanks Eli. ❤️
Life is not easy in the arctic
Thank you Eli for the lovely video
Beautiful video! Such an amazing people. The sunset was amazing!
Thanks for going to this place, I like the video especially the part where the woman watches every bite that you chew of the food! did you see how she was looking at you now? every single food or bite you took she was looking at you! - What I really liked is that these people seem happy! and happiness is lacking in many parts of the world you see.....they live in their own little bubble seemingly unbothered by the agonies or going-on's of mainstream cultures and you know what? I really really like that! I really really like how they are simply, close knit but most of all happy!
Eli looked at her best in the Dolgan clothing! Should adopt the style?
I thought so too, she looks Northern Dine', from the Athabascan or Dorset people of Turtle Island.
These people remind me a LOT of documentaries I’ve seen about Alaskan and far north Canadian natives which is not surprising I guess.
Yes, and similar climates can tend to produce similar cultures.
Similar environment & weather conditions in Nunavut (@ 70* latitude) in Canada’s Arctic, which is home to the Inuit who resemble the Dolgan people. The Inuit also have their own language and culture. Wikipedia has a very fascinating description of the circumpolar people and the Arctic people. The article states that the inhabitants of the Central and East Arctic have been there since 2500 BC . These Circumpolar (or Arctic) peoples of Russia, Greenland , Canadian Arctic, America ie Alaska are descendants of herding nomadic tribes. It is fascinating to read how similar the cultures are. The foods, the skilled needle & beading work on clothes, the heavy coats,fur trim on jackets and coats, all look like an Inuit made them. Recently there has been a Canadian company that purchase older railway box cars,that they shipped by boat to northern port towns. They insulate the boxcar and installed grow light panels inside,and put exterior solar panels with storage batteries on the outside. Then they planted seeds & created a Hydroponic garden where an assortment of vegetables are grown to sell to the local market of a remote region where access to reasonable priced produce has always been limited. It really is problem solving by thinking “outside the box”, but using a railway Boxcar! Brilliant solution! However during the solar night 3 months of darkness, electricity would need be to be used to keep the hydroponic garden alive!
Thousands of years ago during various Ice Ages, it was possible to simply walk across the ice between Asia and Alaska. Once they got to North America as Eskimos or Inuits, the migration to the south was quick and they became tribes of Indians or indigenous people. Meanwhile the Polynesians were sailing across the Pacific, hopping from island to island. They got as far as Easter Island, but beyond that South America was populated by people who had migrated from northern Asia earlier on.
@@jackieow I agree with you , people came to North America from Siberia !!!
Hi, you don't know the specifics of this area. The distance from Krasnoyarsk (the capital of this region) to Khatanga is about 2 thousand kilometers. No one will lay a railway for such a distance through the impassable taiga and tundra. Most of the way passes through the permafrost zone - it is a mixture of ice and soil, "active soil", which is constantly in motion - freezes and thaws. It is impossible to build paved roads or railways, because of the destruction you will have to build such roads anew every year. Even if such wagons are transported by cargo plane or by river, you will spend a lot of money on coal for their heating and electricity.
In Russia, there is a state program of Northern delivery. Every summer from June to September on huge barges (at this time there is no ice on the rivers), coal, diesel fuel, gasoline, construction materials, food, clothing, household chemicals, medicines are transported along Siberian rivers to far territories like Khatanga. There is also an air service, but air delivery is much more expensive, mainly people, correspondence and the most necessary are transported.
The Dolgans' organism has adapted to the harsh life in the process of evolution. They get vitamins from berries and plants growing in the tundra. They are also engaged in fishing, hunting, and reindeer breeding. In 3 short summer months, they manage to grow vegetables such as potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. But in order for the vegetables to have time to ripen, seedlings are already being grown in January.
I learned this information from my own life. I work for a company that deals with northern delivery and my best friend Dolgan by nationality, she told me a lot of stories from the life of her people.
In places where the rivers are big enough, they can also wait until the ice has frozen about two feet thick. Then the frozen rivers become highways you can drive on with semi tractor-trailer trucks. To help beat the Siege of Leningrad, a real railroad was built on the ice of Lake Ladoga to bring in supplies. Where it gets really cold like minus 80 Fahrenheit only a fool would try to build with concrete or brick or steel because of the expansion and contraction of building materials. The only thing that survives long-term is to build with wood, and even then it has to be on stilt posts that go deep below the frost line. So for example you can't hang clothes indoors to dry. That has to happen outdoors where they rapidly become stiff as boards and you have to wait for the moisture to evaporate from ice to vapor by sublimation. Below about minus 60 F you can toss lit matches into gasoline and nothing happens, because there are no gasoline vapors to ignite. Getting a fire started with a wood stove is very difficult, because the dead column of air in the chimney is so cold and heavy the smoke at first won't go up the chimney, so it wants to hover over the fire and snuff it out until you can get some vertical motion to the air in the chimney. In spring the large black caribou flies are very aggressive and will land on your skin to quickly take out a very painful bite of tissue. The best defense is a mesh mask covering your whole head like with a beekeeper, and being otherwise fully clothed all over. If you stand on a patch of ice that is lingering, the air will be cool enough these mega-biting flies won't come your way.@@firegirl24
Such beautiful people! Thanks, Eli. ❤
Thank you for the informations about people's culture and ethnicity in Russiya.
It is great thay ethnic culture is being preserve.
I also noticed there are sound instruments seems common all around the world. And, that is mouth resonating instrument.
Seus vídeos são incríveis ❤! Eles nos ensinam fatos sobre a Rússia que só nos faz admirar mais esse lindo país e seu povo. Abraços do Brasil 🙂
04:53 Oh, I saw an almost same musical instrument when I travelled Sapporo Japan, that instrument called Mukkuri, from the Ainu. Interesting.
Uploaded 41 seconds ago and already getting views. Way to go Eli from Russia 😊😊
Красота и уникальность нашей страны 😊. Дай Бог всем мира и любви
Privyet Eli! Thank you so much for sharing this fascinating video of this far away corner of the world with it’s beautiful landscapes and interesting people that live there. The rest of the world needs to be like the Dolgans and be kind to one another and work together to survive in our struggles in life. Greetings with much admiration from California! 🤩✌🏻🫶
Why don't we all move to Russia and live happily ever after? We love you Eli, keep up the great work :-)
Extraordinary, Eli. And man, that sky during ''sunset'' was spectacular.
They took you in as a daughter of Khatanga. Very sweet.
Man, it is so isolated. Like being on an island in the middle of the ocean.
Your contents keep getting better and better! You are indeed a journalist and an honest one! Thank you for sharing your part of the world with the rest of the world!
A honest one 😂
Sublime. So much goodness here in the Dolgan. I live learning about Russian peoples. Eli you do an amazing job in these videos. Love from Australia! ❤
There are 148 million people in Russia , 82% of them are Russians ( Slavs ) , the remaining 18 % are small nations and tribes ! Russia is an ethnic name of the country , not a geographical one !
Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍
You never bored me through out in your multifarious slew of videos on remote reaches of Russia. I learned so much about Russian wilderness. You are a rare breed of U TUBER whom I never came across. You are young, beautiful energetic and most of all adventurous.
The women looked so intensely on you while you where tasting her foods. You could see it was very important to her that you would like it. Ochin kusna!
Bellissimo posto💛
In Africa the many ethnicities are not a strength but source of conflict.Nice videos
Wish Turkey and Russia could collaborate to give hand to these lovely people. So sad the culture is dying.
Great video Eli! Thanks! ❤
Fascinating. Thanks Eli.
This channel brings me much delight, and wonder. Thank you, Eli … and love to Russia.
I am so very intrigued with your country and history. May the truth set us free
From a linguistic perspective, Dolgan does sound like Turkish- the songs during that festival would make me think the language was Turkish, if I hadn't seen the video title and the images. Like many Arctic people, I hope Dolgans can survive.
Dude, Dolgan's ancestors are Yakuts...... The self-name of the Dolgans is "Haka", and the self-name of the Yakuts is "Sakha". Does it remind you of anything?
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your videos, they’re so respectful, interesting, and informative. I think many westerners are oblivious to the beauty and diversity of Russia. Like every country, there are problems but it’s the people that make it beautiful.
I can see and discover all remote Turkic groups on your channel. Thanks for this wonderful job.
Thanks, Eli!! It’s so interesting to watch your channel and visit parts of Russia I probably would not see if I visited, kind of how people visit the United States to see New York, Disneyland and Los Angeles. Very few visit to see the more remote parts of our country-and the remote areas are generally where you can find unique cultures. Although in big cities like New York, there are often ethnic neighborhoods within the city. Even smaller cities can be like that: I’m from Pittsburgh, a medium-sized city that is kind of where the Midwest begins. With the city, there are some ethnic neighborhoods: Squirrel Hill is Jewish, Polish Hill is, well, Polish, Lawrenceville is Italian, and Highland Park is Irish.
It never starts to get boring with Elina - good job!!
Ciao, Eli.
Very interesting !
Well done. Good health and good wealth to you all from USA.
Ты лучше снимаешь чем всех и как ты просто общаешься и знаешь много информации. Молодец ты, просто чудо.
You too, dear Elina, are a fountain of kindness, beauty and love. Keep shining on so brightly....
Thanks Eli the drone shots showing the area got me recalling just inside West Antarctica along the Ross Sea Ice Shelf back in the '70s and my alcohol demons. Thanks for your honest truth touch about their Russia, and your reflections😊
Thank you for sharings. Again interesting place and people in Russia. Greetings from Türkiye.
Been patiently waiting for your new video. Love from the UK
Thanks, more to come!
Lovely documentary. My takeaway from it is that, even though the sun goes down on that town for 3 months of the year, it never sets on the hearts of the locals.
Thank you for allowing us to discover the Dolgan. Love from Oz!!!
Beautiful Russia . Thank you for uploading here ❤
I'm from Canada I'm half first nations , and yes its expensive northern territories.. must respect to you ellie.
Какой закат красивый...Несмотря на суровые жизненные условия, северные народы действительно отличаются своим гостеприимством и теплотой. Очень познавательное видео, интересно узнать о жизни разных народах, проживающих в России.
From the UK hi Eli, it's great fascinating place fascinating people fascinating host, thanks for the insight into these regions and people's.
Interesting, Dolgans look like native Americans. And btw, you really nicely fit into their ethnic festival ;)
cause natve americans comes from siberia
No Dolgans look Asians not like native Americans who are brown
@@Chaldon-hl6ykno native Americans come from being straight
@@aceinternational4788 Indigenous peoples of the Americas have been linked to Siberian populations by linguistic factors, the distribution of blood types, and in genetic composition as reflected by molecular data, such as DNA.
This video strikes me far deeper than most, especially in this time of strife. They are the best type of people, the Dolgans, I want to live there, I want to try the cloudberries, and sail in the midnight sun, and learn about the three hour night,v firsthand. Thank you for sharing this!
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go live there, give it a try.
@@Pythoner I may consider it! I have skills specific to the needs of the area, actually 😅 the only problem is that I'm old
@@danielmclellan7762 well then great, you'll be able to earn an income in no time.
age is not by itself an issue, but I would only go if your health is in order though, as the northern climate is harsh and demanding.
@@Pythoner age related issues in the future are my concern, I have nothing major yet, but I also understand that I have no concept of what the winter experience does to the body.. . I mean I've been below decks for weeks without seeing the sun but that's voluntary, right?
So beautiful. Dolgan people are wonderful. I love their traditional wear. Thank you for another great video
Nice content. I learn a lot about Russia in your videos. You are a nice people.
Thanks you so much for this deep insights into the life of the people in this region, their culture and their problems! The quality of your documentaries can easily keep up with the thousands I have seen in my life about the Soviet Union and Russia!❤
(It remembers me btw. to buy me a new sunlight LED and vitamin D3 drops for the winter..)
Siberia is a vast and diverse area of Russia, covering about 10 million square kilometers and containing various landscapes, such as arctic ice shores, semi-deserts, high snowy mountains, tundra lowlands, thousands of rivers and lakes, glaciers and caves.
Taymyr Peninsula is a peninsula in the Far North of Russia, that forms the northernmost part of the mainland of Eurasia. It is a place of stunning natural beauty and diversity, with various landscapes, such as arctic ice shores, semi-deserts, high snowy mountains, tundra lowlands, thousands of rivers and lakes, glaciers and caves. It is also a place of rich wildlife and biodiversity, hosting many species of animals and birds, some of which are rare and endangered, such as the snow leopard, the lynx, the manul, the vulture, the eagle, the falcon and the crane.
They must get many essential vitamins/ minerals from the sea to get through the Arctic night reasonably content.
Eli, Thank you showing us the Vast Land & Culture of Rassia! love You !
Thanks a lot Eli for this nice video. ❤ from the Netherlands.😊
Thank you Eli! Yet another wonderful video from you of the beautiful people living all over Russia. Watching this one in particular reminded me of the years I worked in Tukyoyaktuk in Northern Canada. It's getting dark and cold there now as well. Thanks!
It sounds like a place with a strong and healthy sense of community.
Another fascinating and entertaining story about the vast and mysterious Russia.
What a great report - really enjoyed it 👍
Informative and beautiful.
You are really beautiful Eli ! Congratulations for your hard work in bringing the unknown things to the people across the world.
It's fascinating to see the similarities between indigenous Siberian customs and northern Native American customs (which makes sense because northern Native Americans partly descend from later migrations from Siberia). I recently learned about about the "chum", which is a dwelling that some Uralic and Tungusic people live in, and it's pretty much the same as the Native American teepee. Even their traditional clothing has some similarities.
Fantastic video as always
friendly people. Thanks for the new vidoe.
Western world city folk have a lot to learn from these kind people. So few understand the beauty and diversity that exists in Russia.
No we’re good. Russia has a lot to learn from the world.
@@CanadianAnglican LGBTQKFJFBGBJFJF for example?🤣
I think they're still looking for nuclear weapons around northern Greenland, Canada, and Alaska from 'accidents' when the continuous war economy worship of B-52's continually flying around the globe was some sort of answer to issues.
There are also missing atomic bombs off the coast of the eastern U.S. due to aircraft accidents over 50 years ago.@@robertrichard6107
@@CanadianAnglican sorry cupcake, but 🤡you🤡 do NOT speak for all of us Westerners.
This vid needed to be made... I hope there will be more government attention given to the Dolgan people. God Bless to the Dolgan and to Eli.
amazing place , thanks for the beautiful video
Another great post from Eli! Learning so much about Russia, and I haven't even been there!
Happy to hear that!
@@ElifromRussia It is so good to see people from other countries, living their lives, and not held down by geopolitics. There is so much more to life and people than geopolitics. I wish more UA-camrs knew this. Your channel is very valuable for this, and many other reasons. Keep up the good work!
I love all your videos in Russia.. especially far away places❤️
Thank you Eli. I would love to visit and maybe stay for a while. Thanks for showing that beautiful Church ❤❤❤
This video is extremely interesting, one day I want to visit Russia and I never wouldv'e learnt about Khatanga if it were not for you. You are super talented and respectful, I hope you gain a lot of recognition for your beautiful work
Hi Eli!
This village is very welcoming to its people and the natural landscape is wonderful.
The culture of this ethnic people fascinates and intrigues me a lot through their culture.
The foods that Mrs.a cooked and that you tasted look very delicious. 😋
But are the Kinder surprise eggs in the supermarket rotten? 🤣
Joking aside, this village has a lot to show but has few amenities and there doesn't seem to be the right motivation from the local people to develop this village.
In my opinion, the current situation of this village, which is very similar to those of other Russian villages, is that they are fertile fields for development and when I become aware of these realities, the factory of ideas.
I listened to the opinions of your interviewees and it seems that they are not very happy living in those conditions despite being fond of their place of birth.
Among the ideas that immediately spring to mind are those of recycling the metal carcasses of ships, building a foundry where that metal can be melted and reused; and then, since it is a fishing village, I would build a shipyard there also for small boats such as fishing boats so as to help fishermen and fishing.
There would also be a lot to do from an urban planning and aesthetic point of view of the village in order to make both the streets and the buildings more beautiful and welcoming with more leisure areas for both adults and children.
I strongly believe in the creation of these works precisely so as not to make people leave that village and not make its ethnic people extinct.
Thank you for bringing us to know these wonderful places and making us reflect on how to be more active.
I greet you and hug you. 😁
As ever, awesome recording and insights.
it was beautiful journey, enjoyed it. you look beautiful on tribal dress.👍