Set off with the designer Karine Meuzard from October 01, 1999 to February 30, 2000, they traveled in five months nearly 2200km for more than 100,000m of vertical drop, from 6000m peaks to meeting an elephant, from glaciers to subtropical forests. We crisscrossed this fascinating country of 800km by 200km, to discover very varied regions, from the most touristic to the most remote and unknown. A journey of encounter with a people who live and survive thanks to nature, to villages that are still almost completely self-sufficient, most of whose inhabitants have never seen a white man before. Sporty, adventurous, this trip around a Nepal too often told only of mountains and sherpas despite its surprising diversity of landscapes, languages or ways of living will also have been that of a radical change of life for Christian Clot: despite all the discoveries, technological advances and ideas that man knows everything about his world, there are still many unknown areas, many notions to be discovered ... a world still very far from being fully known and which must be followed, until far from land and sea, continue to explore and understand. A work to which Christian Clot will now devote himself, starting with expeditions to the extreme lands of South America.