Nepal's Mad Honey That Causes Hallucinations (They climb to go insane)

We travel to Tanzi village in Nepal and meet Gurung honey hunters who use bamboo ladders, ropes, and smoking bundles to harvest mad honey from giant cliffside bee colonies. We taste the honey and experience its bitter flavor and increasingly severe effects, including tingling, temperature changes, nausea, vomiting, numbness, and headaches. After recovering within 24 hours, we learn about the dangers of grayanotoxin and the cultural traditions preserved by the honey hunters.