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Into the unexplored with Life Unscene

Discovery Channel has launched its Life Unscene campaign, a series of two short videos with Anunay Sood and Ganesh Vanare. Ganesh and Anunay captured their stunning experiences across Kurseong- the land of white orchids in Darjeeling, and Sandakphu- the highest...

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Updated At : 12:56 PM May 05, 2021 IST

Discovery Channel has launched its Life Unscene campaign, a series of two short videos with Anunay Sood and Ganesh Vanare. Ganesh and Anunay captured their stunning experiences across Kurseong- the land of white orchids in Darjeeling, and Sandakphu- the highest peak in West Bengal. Ganesh trekked to Sandakphu Phalut, nestled high up in the Singalila ridge on the Indo-Nepal border. The journey took him to a stunning altitude of 11,950 feet on Sandakphu.

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