ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月8日 15時16分

Video by @renan_ozturk // A behind the scenes clip from the 'The Last Honey Hunter' article in the current @ナショナルジオグラフィック issue which documents the dying tradition of harvesting hallucinogenic honey off cliff faces in Nepal. It was eye opening to compare our modern climbing equipment and techniques with the age old practices of the Kulung culture, two drastically different approaches to 'jungle mountaineering'. Mauli, #TheLastHoneyHunter was on the cliffs with no harness, no bee suit and a hand-woven bamboo rope tied off by giant mystery knots. Then there was us, our tiny nylon rope tied by a single bowline knot around a single tree and redirected off shallow roots. We looked at each other's setup and both asked out loud "are you really going to trust that?!" ~

For the full video search "The Last Honey Hunter Behind the Scenes" and read the article in the July issue written by @m_synnott! ~

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