Inverse Everest: The Deepest Descent - Journey into Earth's Uncharted Depths

Dive into the captivating story of the Hungarian "Inverse Everest" expedition as they venture into the Krubera-Voronya Cave, known as the "Underground Everest" and the deepest cave on Earth from 2001 to 2017. Situated in the western fringe of the Caucasus in the breakaway state of Abkhazia, this cave system has held the depth record since 2001, making it both a prestigious and challenging destination for explorers.

In August 2016, the expedition achieved a monumental feat by reaching the world's deepest point without diving equipment - the Game Over chamber, situated 2,080 meters below the surface. Thanks to the support of the Mecenatúra Program, both the cave researchers and the accompanying film crew, consisting of Tóth Zsolt Marcell, Balázs Gergely, and Lerner Balázs, captured unique footage, creating the first-ever educational film about this mysterious underworld.

Produced by Filmdzsungel Studio, known for their extensive range of nature documentaries and informative films. Explore more from Filmdzsungel Studio on this YouTube channel.

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