Prime “Tenthouse” Suite at 20,000 Feet—No Elevator | National Geographic

In this exclusive bonus scene from the award-winning film 'Meru', climber-filmmaker Jimmy Chin gives a glimpse of daily life in a tiny tent at 20,000 feet on the side of a rock wall on Mount Meru in the Indian Himalaya. He shows the kitchen, the bathroom, the closet space, and—best of all—the priceless view. Though buyers beware: You have to climb and carry all your own stuff to live in this prime alpine real estate.
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Watch the official trailer for the documentary 'Meru' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvS6O9lVkkg
Read a Q&A with Jimmy Chin on risk, fatherhood, and fame: http://adventureblog.nationalgeographic.com/2015/08/12/meru-filmmaker-jimmy-chin-opens-up-about-his-life-on-the-edge-video-exclusive/

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