'Nature's Perfect Circle At The Top': 360 Degree View From Top Of Mount Everest Amazes Internet
To trek the Mount Everest is on the dream list of every trekking enthusiast, but few can successfully conquer its formidable heights.?
The view from the top is nothing short of surreal, and only a fortunate few get to experience it firsthand.?
However, a viral video circulating on social media showcasing a 360-degree panorama from the pinnacle of Mount Everest now grants everyone the opportunity to behold this breathtaking view.?
Unparalleled view from Mount Everest?
The video shared on X, which has been viewed more than 35.8 million times, reveals a stunning landscape of snow-capped peaks, featuring a group of mountaineers.
The trekkers appear to be stationed at a location - on a narrow peak of the Mount Everest - while one of them captures the awe-inspiring scenery. With the sun shining through, and gusts of wind in motion, the view is truly one of a kind.?
On top of the world indeed?
A user commented, "Wow, this view from Mt. Everest is out-of-this-world amazing! Breath-taking!" while another said that it looked like a view of space.?
Yet another said, "Amazing!! Gives a great change of perspective."?
"From above, Mount Everest looks cool because the very top part is round and symmetrical. It's like nature made a perfect circle at the top, making it extra awesome to see from up high," read another comment.?
Other social media users expressed concern for the trekkers, wishing them a safe return journey.?
A challenging climb?
Every year, close to 800 people attempt to climb the Mount Everest, located in the Mahalangur Himal sub-range of the Himalayas.?
The Mount Everest is Earth's highest mountain above sea level and it is no wonder that it attracts many climbers.?
But not all attempts to summit the mountain are successful, and the climb is known for its challenges, risks, and the need for careful preparation.?
According to the Himalayan Database, as of January 2019, 5,294 mountaineers have triumphantly climbed Mt Everest.?
However, last year had turned out to be one of the deadliest years on record for Mount Everest climbers - with 11 deaths recorded for the season, just till May.
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