Came here after watching your world coldest place. YouTube suddenly recommended this

I have visited here with a professional crew once and the leader told us a lot of people died here even with best offroad cars. The danger and feeling is even worse that whats shown here. Salute to you and your amazing crew for making this

it was my pleasure to be your guide in this trip

Just realised how amazing this channel is. Being able to prove that there actually IS life in a place such as Gandom Beryan must feel like a great accomplishment!

From -70° to 69.7° this guy's a legend

One of the best documentaries in the world, you do your job very well my friend. A channel that definitely deserves over 10 million subscribers.

Special thanks to the Camera man for filming,enduring and not even complaining about the heat👏🏻

I was really liking the video, but when you started referencing actual meteorological academic journals to explain the possible temperature misread from the NASA satellite, well that's when I fell in love with the video. Subbed!

People putting their lives on the line just to give others education is so amazing I don't even know how to put it further into words. Thank you for making this journey and showing us all how amazing our world truly is!

This is absolutely insane. I had no idea this place even existed. It is literally like a different planet. God bless every brave member of the crew that made this video possible to share with the world!!

After watching this video I realized how much of a dedicated independent film maker you are. You are crazy to endure those hot temperatures!

serious Q: one could prepare better for this? insulation, better hats. don't drink sugar water 07:39 . bring an esky. better boots. bring a fold up tent with reflective surface. even with limited ressources it's almost reckless to enter a place like this with sneakers and a shirt. rooting for you guys, though.

You and your team are so brave for risking your safety to inform us of interesting places thank you Ruhi

You went to the hottest part after the coldest part of the world. Thanks for this incredible content.

I was a tanker in the Corps. The summers in Iraq were very hot (usually between 115°and 120°F). Inside the tanks were even hotter. Our thermometer (inside the tank) read 130°F before. At the end of the day our flight suits would basically stand up on their own because they were covered in salt from our sweat... fun times. He's so right about wearing sunglasses. Even looking down at the sand would burn your face. Part of me misses the desert though. During the night it would cool down, and the sky was beautiful. You could see so many stars, and on very clear nights, you could see the center of the galaxy... it was breathtaking.

This guy is so amazing and underrated! Makes by far the best documentaries in the world. Keep up the good work, man! 👏

Some of the nicest people i ever met was people from Iran ! God bless the people of Iran

Newly discovered your channels, watched the coldest city in Yakutia, dangerous roads, hottest.....etc, I love your documentaries, enjoy the beauty that nature brings to us, I hope human beings can treat nature with care and kindness to preserve its natural beauty a bit longer. Again, Thank you for documenting extreme nature, but please make sure you (team) are careful and be cautious with your future documentaries.. :face-red-heart-shape: JX :thanksdoc:

I love the cold.... Cant handle heat ... Just normal heat gets to me... Hats off to u and ur team

This guy is amazing, from the coldest place to the hottest.