North Asia, often referred to as Siberia, is a vast region that primarily encompasses the northern part of Russia. It is characterized by its cold climate, extensive forests, and diverse wildlife. The area is rich in natural resources, including minerals and fossil fuels, which play a significant role in the economy of Russia. The population in North Asia is sparse, with most people living in urban centers like Yakutsk and Irkutsk. Indigenous groups, such as the Evenki and Yukaghir, have historically inhabited the region, maintaining unique cultures and traditions. The landscape features vast tundras, mountains, and numerous rivers, making it a unique geographical area.