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First part of the Journey to the “Pole of Cold” (January 2010) to Oymyakon and Tomtor in Yakutia/Russia.
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Second part of the Journey to the “Pole of Cold” (January 2010) to Oymyakon and Tomtor in Yakutia/Russia.
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Third part of the Journey to the “Pole of Cold” (January 2010) to Oymyakon and Tomtor in Yakutia/Russia.
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Our final destination – “The Pole of Cold”
After almost three weeks in Russia and an excursion to the Pole
of Cold in Oymyakon and Tomtor/Yakutia leaving back home
with the ferry to South Korea.
Woman resting on a bridge in the city of Gongju. Gongju (Gongju-si), is a city in the Korean South Chungcheong province
Seoul International Photography Festival 2009 - Reflections in the photograph "Duzas tears" by Photographer Oleg Dou.
The Unification observatory complex located at the northernmost was established in 1983 at the first observatory to take a view of northern lands.
Streetscene close to the Seoul Station subway stop in the Korean capital.