Adventurer Ryan Pyle goes to extreme lengths on his outdoor treks


Pyle – with his orange jacket – visiting the home of a local in Myanmar’s Chin Hills in an episode of Extreme Treks. — BBC Earth

Anything in nature can be extreme at any given moment. And Mother Nature has a way of pushing the human endurance to its limit, whether it is tolerating high altitudes or battling it out with the elements.

That is exactly why adventurer, photographer and TV host Ryan Pyle thinks being in the great outdoors is such a wonderful thing.

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