Where it was filmed 'Everest'

Man and mountain, the eternal challenge, the need to surpass your limits. And when the mountain in question is the tallest in the world, Everest, this challenge becomes partly impossible. It is on these peaks, atop the roof of the world in the eternal snow and thinning air, with the violently changeable weather, varying between sun, storms and snowstorms, that the true story of a group of rather brave and slightly reckless men plays out. And once you’ve reached the summit, you face the fresh challenge of the descent. Filmed in harsh conditions to give the film a sense of realism, at altitudes of up to 1,800m, with the crew sleeping in shelters without heating and electric blankets to keep themselves warm in temperatures that plummeted a slow as -30°C.
The film was shot partly in Nepal, Kathmandu, at the Everest Base Camp, in Italy at Cinecittà Studios, where a swimming pool measuring 7,000m² filled with basaltic rock was used to recreate the rocks of the Himalayas, and in Val Senales, where a team of around 180 people worked to make the scenes that take place at high altitude as realistic as possible.