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Four Young Children Make History Summiting Lal Batti Peak in Neelum Valley

(Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail)

Young Trailblazers: Four Children Make History by Summiting Lal Batti Peak in Azad Kashmir

In a historic first, four young climbers have successfully reached the summit of Lal Batti Peak, standing tall at 16,000 feet in the breathtaking Ratti Gali region of Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir.

The adventurous group included Anabiya and Afan from Islamabad, and Shahabuddin and Ahmad from Neelum Valley, all aged between 11 and 14 years. Their inspiring achievement has captured hearts across the country and earned praise from outdoor enthusiasts and adventure lovers alike.

Support and Determination Paved the Way

Their journey to the top was supported by the Neelum Paradise Hikers Club, which provided logistical assistance and mentorship throughout the expedition. The young climbers braved difficult terrain and high altitudes, showing remarkable resilience.

“The climb was tough, but we didn’t give up,” shared one of the climbers. “Reaching the top made all the effort worth it.”

A Milestone for Youth and Adventure in Pakistan

This feat not only sets a new record but also shines a light on the growing interest in youth mountaineering and adventure sports in Pakistan. The success of these young adventurers is expected to inspire more children and families to explore the mountains responsibly.

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