Report: Faizan Lakhani. Pakistani climbers recross the historic Phargama of the Hindu Kush after 27 years. The Pakistani team successfully climbed the 5 thousand and 100 meters high Fargam.
Female climbers also successfully reached the summit of Phargam On Pass for the first time.
The trip to Upper Chitral ended with the support of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Culture and Tourism Administration. In this trip, the memory of the Austrian mountaineer Georg Kronberger, who lost his life in 1975, was also seen.
The climbers successfully completed the expedition despite the danger of ice, snow, rocky paths and snow.
Leader Zamrad Khan said that due to climate change, the road to Phargam on the pass has changed a lot compared to the past.
Three sisters Mehroosh Akhtar, Ismail Rose and Madhushala Akhtar from Chitral set a new example by participating in the historic campaign. The team consisted of Kamran Khan, Mehrush Akhtar, Samar Khan, Nauman Khan, Nurur Rehman, Zohaib Khan, Umar Khattab Sherani, Sahnia Babar, Amna Shabbir and Mediha Syed.
