If you are night owl, then you can think of spending winter in northern Alaska. Because there is a city where the sun will not peak for almost two months. And there is a city in the city of Ulcuk, Ukayakak. Two years ago, however, the city was named Bero. https://i.postimg.cc/rwpPdNqX/download-1.jpg [Image source](https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/total-darkness-returns-to-barr/41510) But in 2016, residents of this city again decided to keep the old name Uk Aybek The residents of the city last Sunday observed sunrise and sunset for the last two months. It was officially sunset at 1:43 pm on that day. Which will not emerge until January 23 next year. Only four thousand residents of this city are preparing to stay in the dark for the next 65 days. This long dark state is called 'Polar Night'. CNN's meteorologist Judson Jones said that the 'Polar Night' is a common term for those areas where there is no sunrise over 24 hours. Jones said it happens every year. If you live on top of the Arctic Circle, you will certainly find a sunny day in winter. But the good news is that in the summer, this condition is completely opposite, then the sun does not sit for a few days at that time. But it is not the only people in the city of Ukayakkayk to spend in such darkness. Other Alaska cities will also experience such an experience. However, because Ukayakkab is one of the cities in the north, the inhabitants of the region will get the 'Polar Night' first ever. The media related to CNN said the KTUU said residents of Kaktovik, Point Hope and Anaktuvuk Pass will spend one to two months in the dark. The last sunset in these cities will be in late November or early December.