The video is a survival guide for spending three days at the top of a mountain with an altitude of 2500 meters. The host, along with a friend named Serkan Bilgin, demonstrates how to build a shelter, cook meals, and survive in extreme conditions.
The video starts with the host and Serkan arriving at the top of the mountain. They discuss the extreme cold temperature of -15 degrees and the importance of acting quickly to avoid hypothermia. They then proceed to build a shelter using a Native American model tent, which is a triangular tent that has been used for centuries. They use a middle pole and tensioners from the sides to create a strong tent that can withstand the wind.
The host and Serkan also set up a stove inside the tent to provide heat. They explain that the stove is very portable and can be set up in just a few minutes. They also discuss the importance of keeping the stove away from the tent to prevent it from burning.
Inside the tent, they prepare a suitable living space by creating a fire in the front. They also set up another stove in front of the door for Indian-style cooking. They explain that they will brew tea on this stove and prepare their food inside.
The host and Serkan also discuss the importance of creating a fire ring to prevent the fire from spreading and to protect the fire from water and wind. They explain that they will also use stones to create a fire ring.
Finally, they show how to prepare a meal using the meat they brought with them. They explain that they will cook the meat on the stove and enjoy their meal inside the tent.
Throughout the video, the host and Serkan emphasize the importance of survival skills and the ability to adapt to extreme conditions. They also stress the importance of preparation and planning before going on a survival trip.
1. The video is about a survival series where the participants are attempting to survive for 3 days on a mountain peak with an altitude of 2500 meters.
2. The temperature at the top of the mountain is -15 degrees.
3. The participants are using a stove to keep warm and cook their meals.
4. The participants are building a shelter using a Native American model that has been used for centuries.
5. The shelter is being set up in a rocky area with a slight slope.
6. The participants are using a waterproof tent to protect themselves from the cold and wind.
7. The tent has a middle pole in the middle, and tensioners are being made from the sides to the triangle of the tent formed around the middle pole.
8. The participants are using mountaineering ropes or parachute ropes to tighten the tent and protect it from the wind.
9. The participants are using a portable stove for heating and cooking.
10. The participants are preparing the inside of the tent by creating a suitable living space for themselves.
11. The participants are brewing tea on the stove using snow water.
12. The participants are using tarpaulins to cut off their connection with the liquid and moisture on the ground.
13. The participants are using sleeping bags to protect themselves from the cold.
14. The participants are planning to make more luxurious camping videos in the future.
15. The participants are using a night shift system to keep the stove burning and renewing it.
16. The participants are planning to camp in environments with lake views in the future.
17. The participants are considering using a fireplace and a television in their future camps.