Sirbaz Khan has made history as the first Pakistani mountaineer to scale all 14 of the world’s peaks over 8,000 meters, according to a Friday announcement by the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP).
“This incredible achievement reflects his deep passion and commitment to mountaineering,” stated Karrar Haidri, ACP Secretary, in a press release.
Sirbaz has braved some of the harshest conditions, from the towering heights of Mount Everest to the formidable K2. Confronting freezing temperatures, dangerous avalanches, oxygen-scarce altitudes, and the ever-present risk of crevasses, he has consistently shown remarkable resilience and endurance.
Haidri further noted, “His success is not just a personal milestone but an inspiration for climbers around the world. Sirbaz Khan’s journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and thorough preparation, securing his legacy in the history of mountaineering.”
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