13K views · 268 reactions | "This is how the Nenets live in nomadic Siberia, surrounded by ice, reindeer and absolute silence. A hard, real and deeply human life." #culture #tribe #siberia #indigenous #cold #winter #tradition Video credit: /danielillescas | Unrestricted Borders | Facebook

The Nenets, often called the last nomads of the Arctic, survive in some of the coldest conditions on Earth. For thousands of years, they’ve migrated across the frozen tundra of northern Russia with their reindeer herds, living in portable fur tents, enduring brutal winters, and relying on reindeer for food, warmth, and transport. Their way of life is one of resilience, tradition, and deep harmony with one of the harshest environments on the planet. #culture #tribe #nenet #arctic #indigenous #peo

12K views · 175 reactions | The Nenets people are one of the last true nomadic cultures of the Arctic, migrating across northern Russia with their reindeer herds. Living in extreme cold, they rely on reindeer for transport, food, clothing, and shelter — maintaining a way of life that has remained largely unchanged for thousands of years. #culture #nenet #siberia #arctic #cold #tribe #indigenous | Unrestricted Borders | Facebook

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REINDEER SLED RACES IN THE YAMALO-NENETS AUTONOMOUS OKRUG🦌❄️ In the vast Arctic tundra of northern Russia, reindeer sled racing is not just a sport — it is a living tradition of the Indigenous Nenets people. These races showcase skill, endurance, and a deep bond between humans and reindeer🌨️🏔️ For centuries, reindeer sleds have been the main means of transportation across the frozen lands of Yamal. Speed, balance, and perfect control of the team are essential, especially in harsh winter condi