With his two successful excursions to the world’s two highest peaks, Pakistani climber Shehroz Kashif has established two new world records.
Shehroze Kashif holds the Guinness World Record for being the world’s youngest climber to summit the world’s two tallest mountains, Everest (8849m) and K2 (8611m), in the same year and within three months.
Kashif is a 19-year-old Lahore native who scaled the peaks of the world’s tallest mountains in just 138 days. Shehroz Kashif, according to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, became the youngest Pakistani to climb the world’s second tallest mountain, K2, in northern Pakistan, in July 2021.
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At the age of 11, the young Pakistani began climbing mountains by scaling the 3885m Makra Peak. Later, he ascended Musa Ka Massalah at 4080 metres and Chembra peak at 4600 metres. (4600m). He’s also the first person to summit the 6050m Manglik Sar Shimshal peak at the age of 13, K2 Gondogoro La K2 Base Camp (5585m) at the age of 14, and Khurdopin Pass (5890m) at the age of 15.
Meanwhile, he had gained the nickname ‘The Broad Boy’ after ascending the peak Broad Peak (8047m) at the age of 17. Kashif’s mother revealed to the media earlier this year, “Kashif is a powerful and dedicated climber.” I assured his father that he would never be disappointed.”
At the age of 11, the young Pakistani began climbing mountains by scaling the 3885m Makra Peak. Later, he ascended Musa Ka Massalah at 4080 metres and Chembra peak at 4600 metres. (4600m). He’s also the first person to summit the 6050m Manglik Sar Shimshal peak at the age of 13, K2 Gondogoro La K2 Base Camp (5585m) at the age of 14, and Khurdopin Pass (5890m) at the age of 15.
Meanwhile, he had gained the nickname ‘The Broad Boy’ after ascending the peak Broad Peak (8047m) at the age of 17. Kashif’s mother revealed to the media earlier this year, “Kashif is a powerful and dedicated climber.” I assured his father that he would never be disappointed.”
The Karakoram mountain range, which is nearly completely in Pakistan’s Gilgit Baltistan area and is considered a component of the broader Himalayan range, contains the majority of Pakistan’s tallest peaks.
“This is a new world record,” says the narrator. This is a very remarkable feat. Karrar Haidri, secretary of the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP), told APP, “He has made the entire nation proud.”
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Prior to Shehroz, according to Haidri, Sajid Sadpara, who was 20 at the time, was the youngest climber to summit K2 in 2019. This summer, a number of climbing teams are aiming to summit K2. Along with Shehroz, another Pakistani climber, Muhammad Sharif, summited the mountain on Tuesday.
“Shortly after them, a Pakistani team from Hushe Mountaineering School, commanded by Ali Durani and featuring Muhammad Hassan, Mushtaq Ahmad, and Usuf Meeri, summited the mountain and hoisted the green flag,” Haidri stated.
Kashif Salman, Shehroz’s father, told APP that his son had really broken two world records. “K2 has been successfully climbed by him.” I am pleased to inform you that he has established two world records. He has climbed Mount Everest and K2 in less than three months, becoming the first youngster to accomplish it. He insisted, “This is a glorious time for Pakistan.”
Shehroz became the world’s youngest Pakistani to summit Mount Everest (8849 metres) in May of this year.
Shehroz, a Lahore native, began climbing at the age of 11 when he ascended the 3885m Makra Peak. He pushed his interest to the next level when he reached the 4080m Musa Ka Musalla peak and the 4600m Chembra peak at the age of 12. (4600m). At 13, he climbed 6050m Manglik Sar Shimshal, Gondogoro La K2 Base Camp (5585m), and Khurdopin Pass (5890m). He ascended the Broad Peak (8047m) at the age of 17, earning him the nickname “The Broad Boy.” When he was 18, he also reached the summit of Khusar Gang-Alpine Style (6050m).
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