The famous Pakistani climber Sajid Sadpara summited the world’s highest mountain peak without an oxygen supplement in alpine style. The climber reached base camp on April 6th, 2025, to begin his expedition towards Dhaulagiri, Nepal.
The son of renowned Pakistani climber Ali Sadpara is achieving and keeps summiting all heights to make his father proud. Summiting Dhaulagiri marks the ninth 8,000m peak for the young climber. Sajid Sadpara is working to fulfil his father’s dream of conquering all 14 of the world’s highest mountains.
The ambitious climber received much appreciation for this courage by Alpine Club of Pakistan. They stated in a statement, “At just 29 years old, Sajid has displayed remarkable endurance, resilience, and dedication to high-altitude mountaineering”.
Sadpara has climbed K2 twice without oxygen and summited Gasherbrum-I and Gasherbrum-II. The renowned mountaineer aims to make the nation proud by summiting all 14 mountain peaks in his life.
Moreover, the secretary of the Alpine Club of Pakistan declared this as a historic moment for the nation. He states, “A historic milestone that reflects the strength and courage of Pakistani climbers on the world stage.”
His Dhaulagiri expedition was organized by Seven Summit Treks Nepal and Sabroso Pakistan, with technical gear sponsored by Kailas.
The nation must cheer and celebrate the valor and courage of Pakistanis who aim to bring honor to the country. Indeed, the enthusiasm and motivation of the Pakistani climber is far beyond imagination
