Visiting the Closest Town to Space (Life with 50% less oxygen)

Holy shit, how did you manage with 65% SpO²? When we were offroading in South America, one of us dropped to 80% when we were in the Andes and he was seriously ill because of it. We almost broke up the trip. In a hotel it hit me too when I woke up and felt like I was suffocating, but no matter how much I breathed the feeling wouldn't go away. One of the worst experiences in my life. I take my hat off to you for powering through this.

Her geçen gün belgesel dünyasında adını daha da duyurmaya devam ediyorsun. Herşeyin en iyisini hakediyorsun.

As a registered nurse, I almost had a heart attack when I saw your oxygen level. I freak out if I see anything below 90%. Even when I get really bad asthma attacks, I've never dropped to anything below 85% — I can't imagine having the percentage in the 60s. Props to you for making this journey.

I appreciate the in-depth research and the presenter’s enthusiasm. This video kept me hooked from start to finish. 😍

Sırf belgesel için bunca şeye katlanmak. Bu adam saygıyı hak ediyor.

altitude sickness is the worst feeling in the world. imagine having zero energy to do anything but writhe in agony, a severe headache that wont go away, nausea that wont go away, shortness of breath, no appetite, high blood pressure, being tired but unable to sleep due to these symptoms persisting for 12-24 hours until you acclimatize and get a good meal in you. you truly feel like you are dying because you are.

Çıtayı öyle arşa çıkardın ki 10 kat daha fazla aboneyi hak ediyorsun Ruhi Çenet. Bizi globalde temsil etmen gurur verici. Tüm ekibin emeğine sağlık...

I'm glad there's Youtube. I got to learn more apart from schools' textbooks. This is great and insightful content. The world indeed is big. Thanks Ruhi!

I've watched many YouTube channels but yours is one of the best ever come across....Showing what really a place is all about and the problems each community is facing...a happy subscriber

I got Pneumonia a few years ago and after weeks of getting sick, coughing, and bordering on what felt like passing out for days I went to the ER and got my Oxygen checked, and I was sitting around 67%. They didnt let me leave and immediately put me on oxygen, ended up stuck with forced oxygen for a couple days. Its crazy being around 65%, moving and trying to do anything is so exhausting and difficult. Props for going to this place and putting yourselves through this to document and show people this part of world.

Thanks for the documentary and letting the world to know such places

this has been in my YouTube recommends forever now, glad i finally gave it a watch 👍

This place is insane. I had no idea places like this existed. I wouldn't have survived that altitude, even for a short visit. Just amazing. Thanks for this interesting video!

I'm a Cardiologist and I freak out when I have patients with an O2 sat of 65%. It's crazy to see that you voluntarily put your body through that, yet I applaud your dedication to share your experience! Stay safe!

Wow, just wow all around. Thank you for this video!

My HAT'S OFF Ruhi Cenet. . . THANK YOU for sharing a not so common place that we do not know there is. . . But TAKE CARE of yourself and your team..

Ruhi Çenet, kendini Türkiye'nin önemli bir değeri yapman konusunda ciddi adımlar atıyorsun. Böyle kaliteli bir kanalın Türkiye'de olması cidden gurur ve onur verici. Eski bir takipçinim, eskiden de kaliteli işler yapardın fakat şuan iyice kendini aşmış işleri fazlasıyla büyütmüş durumdasın. Dilerim tüm dünyada çokça takip edilen ve sevilen bir kanal olup bizi hep gururlandırırsın. İmkankarın artınca daha neler yapacaksın heyecanla bekliyorum. Sınır tanımıyorsun gerçekten.

I would have never known about a place like this without a video like this. Thank you for your work.

my guy lookin like he bout to pass out at any moment. hats off to this brave soul for sure

You are genuine man. Props to you for sharing this experience. I don't even know human can evolve like that to survive.