I need someone's help! Which country that you would not travel to and why? (answers in point form)

                       THE COUNTRY I WOULD NOT TRAVEL TO

I am the kind of person that dislikes cold weather and extreme cold weather is a no no for me because i would not survive two days in such a place even with the best heaters and protective clothing available.

That being said, the country i would not travel to is Russia because of its extreme weather conditions. Places like Verkhoyansk and Oymyakon in the Sakha Republic have recorded freezing cold temperature of −67.8 °C (−90.0 °F).

I cannot even begin to imagine how bone knocking and gut wrenching it would be for me so travelling to Russia is not really an option for me unless it is absolutely necessary.

Answer and Explanation:

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