
Expédition Khumbu-Khola : André Payraud, le nageur de l'Everest
André Payraud, a pioneer and specialist in torrents and raging rivers, is nicknamed "the highest swimmer in the world." In October 1999, after the great monsoon, he swam down the Khumbu-Khola, a torrent that originates at 4,807 meters at the foot of Mount Everest, over five days. Furthermore, André Payraud wanted to connect with the people and culture of Nepal.
Director
Jean-Luc Gantner
Languages
French
Status
Released
Who's In It

André Payraud
Self
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