Sisi Gelap Everest: Gunung Tertinggi yang Menjadi Kuburan dan Tempat Sampah Dunia

Mount Everest has long been portrayed as a symbol of courage, ambition, and human conquest of nature. But behind this heroic image lies a much darker reality. At an altitude of over 8,000 meters, the area known as the Death Zone holds hundreds of tragic stories of climbers who never returned. To this day, more than 200 bodies still lie frozen on Everest's slopes, some even serving as trail markers for passing climbers. Furthermore, the world's highest mountain is also facing a serious environmental crisis. Tons of waste, including oxygen tanks, tents, climbing ropes, and human waste, continue to accumulate each expedition season. Why aren't the bodies of climbers brought down from the mountain? Why is the trash on Everest so difficult to clean up? And why is the summit of the world slowly turning into a graveyard and the highest dumping ground on Earth? This video will reveal the dark side of Everest that is rarely discussed. #everest #mounteverest #mountaineering