Pakistani climber Naila Kiani has achieved another remarkable milestone by successfully ascending Kanchenjunga, the world’s third-highest mountain situated in Nepal.
With this latest accomplishment, she has become the first Pakistani woman to conquer twelve mountains exceeding 8,000 meters in height. Naila is widely recognized for her outstanding contributions to high-altitude mountaineering and her impressive record in scaling some of the globe’s most formidable peaks.
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Among her notable summits are Mount Everest, K2, Nanga Parbat, Gasherbrum I and II, and now Kanchenjunga. Her achievements highlight not only her physical strength but also her unwavering determination and endurance.
Aside from her mountaineering pursuits, Naila is a trained boxer and a devoted mother, managing her personal and adventurous life with grace. Her story serves as an inspiration for countless individuals—especially women across Pakistan—motivating them to pursue their dreams despite the odds.
By consistently planting the Pakistani flag on some of the world’s highest summits, Naila Kiani has become a powerful emblem of national pride and resilience. Her continued success is redefining the legacy of women in Pakistani mountaineering.
