7-year-old boy Tegbir's record: Crossing the 5,416-meter Thorangla pass, became one of the world's youngest trekkers.

Kathmandu. 7-year-old Tegbir Singh from India has set a record as one of the world's youngest trekkers by crossing the Thorangla Pass at a height of 5,416 meters. Starting on April 11, he completed the journey on the 18th, successfully completing the 230 km trek amidst severe cold and low oxygen. He didn't get tired, nor did he have any problems.

The success of Tegbir, who has previously reached Kilimanjaro, Elbrus and Everest Base Camp, has made Nepal more known as a safe adventure destination.

Express

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