Nepali youth Prakash Raj Pandey has successfully climbed the highest peak in Europe. On June 28th and 29th, Pandey successfully climbed Mount Elbrus in Russia twice.
Pandey, who is on a mission to set a new record in completing the Seven Summits by climbing the highest snow peaks of the seven continents, left for Russia on June 21.
Mount Elbrus is the highest peak in Europe. This mountain is one of the highest mountains in the seven continents, located in the southern part of Russia.
At 9:00 am on June 29, Pandey successfully climbed Elbrus East. Apart from hoisting the Nepali flag on the summit of Elbrus, Pandey also hoisted the flag of Nepal Scout and other organizations.
In mountain climbing, climbing the highest snow peaks of the seven continents is considered special, which is called the Seven Summits. Among the thousands of mountain climbers, only very few climbers have been able to achieve this success. Pandey said that after climbing the mountains in Europe, he will leave for climbing the Kilimanjaro Mountain in Tanzania, Africa under this campaign.
Nepalese young mountaineer Pandey has climbed Mt Everest, Manaslu, Amadablam and Island Peak.
Pandey, who started climbing in 2016, has been climbing the mountain regularly after climbing Mount Everest in 2018. In 2019, he climbed Mount Manaslu, also known as Killer Mountain.
Pandey, who is also a member of Nepal Scout, has climbed the Baden Powell Scout Peak named after the founder of the World Scout Campaign, Baden Powell, twice.
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