Russia is the largest country in the world and experiences some of the coldest temperatures globally, with an average winter temperature around -40°C (-40°F) in many regions.

The name kind of gives it away ... which bring warmer air inland. To determine the coldest countries in the world, we looked at average yearly temperature, also known as mean temperature.

There are a few extremely cold ... world. Abundance of rain and prolonged exposure to the Sun around the equators have led to the growth of rain forests in some areas and deserts in others ...

Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, holds the title of the world’s coldest capital city, with winter temperatures frequently plummeting as low as -40°C and sometimes even as low as -50°C.

However, all things considered, we Brits have it relatively easy compared to the world’s coldest city, where temperatures plunge to a bone-chilling 64C. Located 3,100 miles east of Moscow ...

The capital city of the vast (1.2 million square miles) Siberian region known as the Sakha Republic, Yakutsk is widely identified as the world’s coldest city. “No other place on Earth ...