LOST WORLD | Places At The Ends Of The Earth You’ve Never Set Foot In | 4K Travel Documentary
The farther you leave the familiar world behind, the closer you get to the farthest reaches of Earth, places that very few people ever have the chance to actually set foot on.
A cliff at the extreme northern edge, where almost everything ahead is reduced to cold ocean and an endless horizon.
A small community isolated in a frozen landscape, tucked beneath mountain ranges covered in snow year-round.
Or an island locked in permanent ice, where the only way to reach shore is by small boats weaving through drifting ice.
This is where the idea of "remote" is no longer measured in miles. Instead, it is defined by boundaries marking the planet’s final limits.
Let's begin the journey. And wait until you see what is hidden at location number twelve, a place considered one of the most extreme and remote points ever recorded on the map.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:57 Ushuaia, Argentina
00:04:19 Faroe Islands, Denmark
00:06:39 Mount Roraima, Venezuela
00:09:34 North Cape / Nordkapp, Norway
00:11:45 Cabo da Roca, Portugal
00:13:39 Peter I Island, Antarctica
00:16:08 Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, Iceland
00:18:40 Adak Island, United States
00:20:53 Ny-Ålesund, Norway
00:23:52 Resolute, Canada
00:25:54 Port Lockroy, Antarctica
00:27:59 Cape Reinga, New Zealand
00:30:15 Grise Fiord, Canada
00:32:43 Deception Island, Antarctica
00:34:52 Kiritimati, Kiribati
00:37:15 Upper Dolpo, Nepal
00:39:24 Anaktuvuk Pass, United States
00:41:41 Cape York – The Tip, Australia
00:44:01 Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland
00:45:57 Murghab, Tajikistan
00:48:09 Cape Horn, Chile
00:50:33 Utqiagvik, United States
00:52:32 Changthang Plateau, India
00:54:47 South Georgia, United Kingdom
00:56:48 Cape Angela, Tunisia
00:58:54 Deadhorse / Prudhoe Bay, United States
01:00:53 Cabo Fisterra, Spain
01:02:36 Ascension Island, United Kingdom
01:04:44 Siorapaluk, Greenland
01:06:32 Punta Gallinas, Colombia
01:08:21 Simikot, Nepal
01:09:56 Limi Valley, Nepal
01:11:53 Outro
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The farther you leave the familiar world behind, the closer you get to the farthest reaches of Earth, places that very few people ever have the chance to actually set foot on.
A cliff at the extreme northern edge, where almost everything ahead is reduced to cold ocean and an endless horizon.
A small community isolated in a frozen landscape, tucked beneath mountain ranges covered in snow year-round.
Or an island locked in permanent ice, where the only way to reach shore is by small boats weaving through drifting ice.
This is where the idea of "remote" is no longer measured in miles. Instead, it is defined by boundaries marking the planet’s final limits.
Let's begin the journey. And wait until you see what is hidden at location number twelve, a place considered one of the most extreme and remote points ever recorded on the map.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:57 Ushuaia, Argentina
00:04:19 Faroe Islands, Denmark
00:06:39 Mount Roraima, Venezuela
00:09:34 North Cape / Nordkapp, Norway
00:11:45 Cabo da Roca, Portugal
00:13:39 Peter I Island, Antarctica
00:16:08 Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, Iceland
00:18:40 Adak Island, United States
00:20:53 Ny-Ålesund, Norway
00:23:52 Resolute, Canada
00:25:54 Port Lockroy, Antarctica
00:27:59 Cape Reinga, New Zealand
00:30:15 Grise Fiord, Canada
00:32:43 Deception Island, Antarctica
00:34:52 Kiritimati, Kiribati
00:37:15 Upper Dolpo, Nepal
00:39:24 Anaktuvuk Pass, United States
00:41:41 Cape York – The Tip, Australia
00:44:01 Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland
00:45:57 Murghab, Tajikistan
00:48:09 Cape Horn, Chile
00:50:33 Utqiagvik, United States
00:52:32 Changthang Plateau, India
00:54:47 South Georgia, United Kingdom
00:56:48 Cape Angela, Tunisia
00:58:54 Deadhorse / Prudhoe Bay, United States
01:00:53 Cabo Fisterra, Spain
01:02:36 Ascension Island, United Kingdom
01:04:44 Siorapaluk, Greenland
01:06:32 Punta Gallinas, Colombia
01:08:21 Simikot, Nepal
01:09:56 Limi Valley, Nepal
01:11:53 Outro
#lostworld #4ktraveldocumentary #travel #documentary #earth #4k
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