Naila Kayani’s record of climbing 11 highest peaks in a short period of time

Islamabad: Pakistan’s renowned mountaineer Naila Kayani climbed the world’s fifth highest peak Makalu in Nepal, after which she became the first woman mountaineer in the history of Pakistan to climb 11 peaks above 8000 meters and in a short period of time Created a record of achievement.

According to reports from Nepal, Naila Kayani successfully climbed the incredibly difficult Mount Makalu, the world’s fifth-highest peak, at around 9:35 a.m. Nepal local time (8:50 a.m. Pakistan time). She has achieved another historic milestone by becoming the first Pakistani woman to receive this honour.

Naila Kayani also thanked Sherpa Gilgun Dai from Imagine Nepal, who supported Naila every step of the way and made this achievement possible.

Naila Kayani has climbed 11 peaks above 8000 meters in the world in a span of three years, after which she has now set a record for climbing 11 peaks in a short period of time.

Tapash Adhikari, Ambassador of Nepal posted in Pakistan, said that we can ensure all possible cooperation to provide world-class training to Pakistani mountaineers, Pakistan is our friendly country.

While talking to Express, he said that Pakistani mountaineers have great talent, Nayla Kayani is a role model for Pakistani women, we will support Pakistani mountaineers in training.