Another video with YakutiaToday.com's pictures

Download Ayarkhaan's music and ringtone

Proud to announce Ayrakhaan's music available now online on demand.

INFO: Ayarkhaan is a Yakut ethno band. Based in Yakutsk (Siberia / Russia). Established by Albina Degtyareva. The group managed to revive lost manners of the Yakut singing ? khabarha yryata, tanalai yryata, etc. Remarkable khomus (Jew's-harp) playing. More.

Six tracks are available for streaming. Here are the links:
- The Legend of the World Creation
- Initiation into Sacred Knowledge
- Appeal to the Protector of Djesegej?s Horse
- The Breath of the North
- A White Birch
- Destiny

One ringtone and all the above mentioned tracks are also available for buying and downloading from: http://yakutiatoday.com/eshop/loads.shtml .

Bookmarking & sharing button added on the website

The well-known orange square with the white cross inside has been added on the website. That's easy to find on the top.

Bookmarking and sharing YakutiaToday.com became much easer. Click on and that's it.

Yakutia on YouTube.com

Yakutia is gaining ground on YouTube.com . Many videos dedicated to the biggest Russian region have appeared on the popular video hosting portal. Thanks to YouTube users. Just follow the link http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=yakutia and you'll see what I'm trying to say.

This is great, indeed. That's another efficient way to promote the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

Another video: Ysyakh

Found out another video made out of pictures and soundtracks take from YakutiaToday.com Gallery. Photo by Evgenia Arbugaeva. Song by Guerman Khatylaev.

Yakutsk: Journey to the coldest city on earth

Two weeks ago I received a message from Shaun Walker, The Independent Moscow-based correspondent. He informed me of his coming to Yakutsk and asked for meeting and advising. So, he arrived, spent three days here, and wrote the great story Yakutsk: Journey to the coldest city on earth.

The article turned out to be a headliner in The Independent Travel Section. The story immediately was reposted in other mass media, blogs (eg, A Walsh View) and sites. It was even translated into Russian by InoPress.ru (link), and came out in local online newspaper editions.

Cool! Another good job we did!

P.S. Outdoor market in Shaun Walker's picture.

BTW, next month Zadig Productions French company's team is arriving for making a documentary of Yakutsk as one of four extreme cities on earth.

Sweet home!

I'm back home. At long last. Ready to resume site management. YakutiaToday.com will be altered soon. Meanwhile, visitors are encouraged to keep sending requests at the major email address. Let's see what we can do for you.

Update Postponed

Sorry to tell. In Romania I've got no possibility to make site updates. Actually, there is no soft to maintain the site. Hope, in the nearest future the situation will be changed.

Another video: A Yakut Horse

Proud to announce. Umira2 made another video dedicated to Yakutia. This time she applied much creativy for the Yakut horse. Good work! Isn't it?

On the way to Romania

Dear site visitors,

Currently I am on a long journey to Romania, where I'm going to stay till the end of October. While on my way and due to the absence of Internet access, site updates have been postponed. Anyway, the content work will be resumed soon. Meanwhile, forward your emails at bolotbootur[AT]mail.ru.

Sincerely,
Bolot
site manager