Climbing Island Peak 6189m & Kala - Patthar 5643m

Climbing Island Peak 6189m. We have traveled a long way to show you the beauty of the Himalayan mountains, which perhaps you will never see with your own eyes. In this film, we'll tell you why people go to the mountains risking their lives and what they feel at the top. Somewhere far to the east, between India and China, there is a small mountainous country of Nepal. From its capital Kathmandu and begins our ascent to the Island peak. It is a city with amazing energy and unique charisma that takes us to the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. Here is a completely different world, different people, other buildings and other laws and customs that are sometimes not clear to us. The Tracking Club team flies to Lukla, from where our journey begins. The expedition program is built in such a way that first we have to pass the track to the foot of Everest, then climb the mountain of Cala-Pattar for acclimatization, go down to the village of Feriche, and from there our ascent to the peak of the Island Peak 6189 meters high begins. Everest's air gate: the village of Lukla. The local airport is one of the most dangerous in the world. All who go to Everest fly here on small planes that go like a taxi, without a special timetable and order. Namche Bazar, the capital of the Sherpas, a people who came to these places from Tibet about 600 years ago and remained to live on these slopes. Often people carrying loads of climbers are called Sherpas. This is not entirely true, because Sharpe is a nationality, and people carrying loads are called porters The next point of our journey is the monastery of Tengboche, it is located at the junction of the three valleys this place with strong energy and wonderful views of Mount Everest. Buddhism came here along with Sherpas from Tibet. His presence is visible everywhere. Tibetan flags, Buddhist stupas and mani stones, on which mantras are carved, are an integral part of these places. Usually the first signs of a mountain sickness are felt after three thousand meters. Breathing becomes harder, the usual load is not so easy. With height, the symptoms intensify and only proper acclimatization protects climbers from severe consequences... PLS see movi) ____________________________________________________________________________________ Camera&Director - Grigogiy Grishkoff Producer - Khodeev Andrey Animator - Pisarenko Igor Voice - Pinochet Writer - Khodeev Andrey Production grishkoffilm.pro