This video, shot from above 20,000 feet in Ultra HD, is about the closest you can get to experiencing the Himalayas without actually visiting. A crew from Teton Gravity Research flew a helicopter from Katmandu up to 24,000 feet on supplemental oxygen to get some of the most stunning footage of the mountain range ever. You’re going to want to go full screen for this one.
An Incredible Journey through the Himalayas in Ultra HD
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