New Delhi: Kamya Karthikeyan, a 12-year-old student from India, has won Ekankagua, the highest peak outside Asia. While reaching this mount, she hoisted the tricolor. The seventh student had achieved the feat on 1 February 2020 on this peak of 6962 meters. Mount Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Andes Mountains located in Azertinna, South American.
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Achieved a position through tough struggle: Navy officials said that Kamya has achieved this position through her tough struggle. She has won this with her regular participation in long-term physical, mental and adventure sports.
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Even before this, many records have been established: It is also being said that Kamya's father S.K. Karthikeyan is a Kamander in the Indian Navy while his mother is a teacher. Officials said that Kamya has had a passion for mountaineering inside her since childhood. Her passion pushed her forward. Before this, Kamya has climbed many high mountains. Earlier, she had also won the 6260-meter high Mentalk Kangri 2 of Ladakh in the year 2019.
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Have been practicing since the age of three: At the age of 3, Kamya started practicing mountaineering. During that time she used to go on a basic trek in Lonavla. After this, at the age of 9, Kamya climbed many mountains in Uttarakhand. After this, at the age of 10, she had climbed the Everest Base Camp in Nepal at an altitude of 5346 meters. She has also been the oldest mountaineer to reach Mount Stoke Kangri.