The couple were treated to truly a unique view that not even climbers of Mount Everest can fully take in from the top of the mountain, which stands at around 29,028 feet high (8,848 meters).

"A 360-degree camera view from the top of Mt Everest," the X user captioned the post, which has amassed more than 35 million views and over 220,000 likes. Watch the video below: ...

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Kami Rita, a Nepal Sherpa guide who set a record for most climbs of Mount Everest last week, has beat his record again with his 28th climb of the world’s highest peak.

The teams are so massive that some Sherpa guides climb the mountain more than once. This season's record holder, Tashi Gyalzen of 8K Expeditions, reached the summit of Everest on May 9, 14, and 19.

Occasionally, she hiked to the top of the 6,288-foot Mount Washington, a meager stand-in for the highest mountain on Earth. When she returned to Nepal last spring, Everest looked different.