The expedition will start in early November 2016.
Skoda company will send an expedition to Bhutan 15 crossovers Yeti with the aim to find traces of Bigfoot. The head of the expedition is British traveler Alastair Humphries.
Travelers will begin the route in Samdrup-Jongkhar in the South-East of Bhutan. Then the team will travel to the North, she will travel more than 480 kilometres and rise to a height of 3530 meters. The final point will be Sakten nature reserve — a protected territory with an area of 655 square kilometres, which is believed by the locals, you can meet the Yeti.
The team will move on Skoda Yeti in off-road Outdoor equipment with all-wheel drive and off-road body kit. The expedition will start in early November 2016. When it is finished, is not specified.
The Skoda Yeti is produced since 2009. During this time the Czech brand has sold worldwide, more than 580 thousand crossovers. The new-generation model will debut in mid-2017.
