Telangana mountaineer Bhukya Yashwanth has summited Mount Saramati, Nagaland’s highest peak, completing the Seven Sisters leg of his Har Shikhar Par Tiranga mission. He aims to climb and document the highest points of all 28 Indian states while inspiring youth.
Indian mountaineer Bhukya Yashwanth’s coffee-table book The Unnamed, documenting his Ladakh expedition, was released in Shillong. The book captures high-altitude challenges, people and experiences, while highlighting his “Har Shikhar Par Tiranga” mission and efforts to inspire youth through adventure
Yashwanth Bhukya, a mountaineer from Telangana, scaled Assam’s highest peak, Mt. Tumjang (6,102 feet), as part of his Seven Sisters Expedition. This marks his fifth successful state climb. He continues his patriotic mission with two peaks left
For the record, 20-year-old Yashwanth is covering the highest peaks of the Seven Sister States in North-East India and had already successfully completed Mt. Gorichen (highest peak of Arunachal Pradesh), Betalongchhip of Thaidawr (highest peak of Tripura) and now Mt Iso (highest peak of Manipur)
Bhukya Yashwanth, has already proved his mettle by scaling Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak (5895 meters) in August this year besides reaching the highest point in the Trans-Himalaya mountain range in Ladakh in July.
