Pakistani mountaineer Naila Kiani has made history once again by climbing Kangchenjunga, the world’s third-highest mountain.
Located in Nepal, Kangchenjunga stands at a height of 8,586 meters. With this incredible achievement, Naila has now successfully climbed 12 of the world’s tallest mountains each more than 8,000 meters high.
She is the first Pakistani woman to reach this milestone, setting a new national record in high-altitude mountaineering. Her journey to the top of these challenging peaks is not only a personal triumph but also a proud moment for Pakistan.
Naila Kiani has already made the country proud by summiting several major mountains, including Mount Everest, K2, and Nanga Parbat. Each of these peaks is known for its extreme difficulty and harsh weather conditions, but Naila has shown determination, strength, and bravery every step of the way.
Her latest climb of Kangchenjunga adds to her growing list of achievements and proves her place among the world’s top female climbers. It also inspires many young Pakistanis, especially women, to follow their dreams no matter how difficult they may seem.
Naila’s passion for climbing and her strong spirit continue to push boundaries and break records. Her success is a powerful reminder that with courage and hard work, anything is possible.
