Preparation for the expedition.

Camels in the desert.

Polish climbers make the ascent of the Himalayas.

Parking climbers in the mountains.

Himalayas.

The theme of the issue is risky travel.

The conversation is devoted to expeditions to different parts of the world, where sometimes not only scientists, but also the most ordinary people go.

Everyone has their own reasons to one day break away from their usual place and devote the rest of their lives to exploring the amazing corners of our planet in an attempt to solve the innumerable mysteries of nature and history.

Despite the obvious dangers, difficult climatic conditions, hard life, the corresponding physical and psychological stress, travelers are again and again ready to throw themselves into all this with their heads.

They are not deterred by financial difficulties, nor by the understandable fear that everyone periodically experiences, nor by injuries, nor even by the possibility of death in the Arctic ice, African deserts, or somewhere on the high seas.

What makes all these people travel around the world, sometimes climbing into places where literally no human foot has ever set foot?

A simple desire to test yourself?

Lack of adrenaline?

Longing for the times when every expedition turned into a scientific breakthrough and shocked with an abundance of new knowledge about the world in which we live?

Or the opportunity to rethink your life in isolation from civilization?

The host of the program "Travelers ' Club" Yuri Senkevich and polar explorer Vladimir Chukov are guests of the program.

Honorary polar explorer Vitaly Volovich, mountaineer Vladimir Bashkirov, hydronaut Alexander Molodyka, speleologist Alexander Efremov, and Austrian traveler Alexander Schachner also shared their impressions of their travels.

In the preparation of the program, the materials of the program "Travelers ' Club" about the expeditions of Vladimir Chukov, Yuri Lishaev, Thor Heyerdahl, Mikhail Malakhov and Richard Weber were used.

The guest of the program is the traveler Vladimir Chukov.

A story about an expedition on skis to Canada through the North Pole.

Statistics of travel to the Arctic.

Arctic in the summer.

Amateur shooting: movement of the group, night parking.

Advantages of wooden skis.

Features of the equipment and the organization of life on the road.

Arrival in Canada and communication with the local population at the end of the expedition.

Nazca Lines.

Types of Stonehenge.

Panoramas of the Ustyurt plateau.

The expedition of the Karakalpak branch of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan.

On the plateau car rides (shooting in the car).

Views on the plateau of the car.

On the road going trucks.

Members of the expedition set up camp.

Installing tents.

Miniature desert shrubs.

Spider crawling on the sand.

Between the stones crawling snake.

Sandstorm.

People close and reinforce the tents.

The scientists are from the tents to the helicopter.

People sit in the helicopter.

Aerial view of the camp of the expedition.

Panoramas of the Ustyurt plateau.

Scientists conducting markup and measurement circuits and stone bags.

Archaeologists are digging. V.N.Yagodin settles.

At sunset, clouds float over the camp (the picture is distorted).