Pakistani mountaineer Samar Khan has successfully scaled Mount Aconcagua, South America’s highest peak, located in Argentina at an elevation of 6,961 meters.
Despite challenging weather conditions with strong winds, Samar achieved this remarkable milestone. Sharing her gratitude, she stated:
“I am thankful to Almighty Allah for granting me the strength and opportunity to accomplish this. This achievement is the result of His blessings and the prayers of my parents, relatives, and well-wishers.”
Mount Aconcagua, recognized as the highest peak outside Asia, is a coveted goal for climbers worldwide, making Samar’s accomplishment even more significant.
As one of Pakistan’s leading female adventurers, Samar Khan continues to inspire with her groundbreaking achievements in high-altitude mountaineering.
Read more: Samar Khan becomes first female cyclist to reach K2 basecamp
Previously, Samar made history as the first female cyclist to reach the K2 basecamp on a mountain bike. She documented her journey, titled Journey to Choghori, on Instagram, sharing updates, photos, and reflections about her expedition.
