Two-and-a-half-year-old Siddhi Mishra reached Mount Everest...
Two-and-a-half-year-old Siddhi Mishra from bhopal has become one of the youngest children to complete the trek to Mount Everest Base Camp, located at an altitude of 17,598 feet above sea level. This was confirmed in a statement issued by a private trucking company on Tuesday. Siddhi, along with her mother Bhavna Dehariya, and father Mahim Mishra, completed the challenging journey to Everest Base Camp (EBC) on march 22. bhavana also climbed the world's highest mountain peak in 2019.
Managing director of 'Expedition Himalaya' Nabin Trittle said that the family had set out on the journey from Lukla on march 12 and they accomplished their target after ten days. This journey is about 53 kilometers from Lukla, located on the northeastern edge of Everest.
In the statement issued on this achievement, Siddhi was shown as the youngest girl to complete the Everest Base Camp Trek with 'Expedition Himalaya'. Bhavana, originally from the Chhindwara district of madhya pradesh, expressed happiness over her daughter's achievement. He said that reaching EBC is not an easy task.
bhavana briefed after reaching Kathmandu from EBC and said, ''Everest Base Camp is not as easy as it seems, but Ginny (Siddhi) managed it well and reached the destination despite adverse weather conditions. Showed complete passion for.
Bhavna linked Siddhi's achievement with the “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” campaign of the madhya pradesh government. Siddhi herself hoisted the national flag in front of the EBC ‘Landmark’. Siddhi's achievement is extraordinary, there are not many examples of small children reaching Everest Base Camp.
