Achieving great heights is all that we aspire for. To accomplish something big and be satisfied with it. Seems like, Zara has achieved great heights quite literally and at a tender age of 4 only! Zara Šifra, made history as she scaled the Mount Everest base camp and became the youngest person to do so. She climbed the highest mountain peak along with her father David Šifra, and seven-year-old brother.
Achieving this feat is not easy. This is an arduous task that requires a lot of physical and emotional investment. Mountain climbing in itself requires strength. Keeping in mind such challenges, David Sifra, reportedly, kept a close check on the oxygen levels of is children.
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According to a post shared by Sasa Jede on Instagram, “Zara climbed several five thousand peaks as part of the event. There was no problem during the march, the acclimatization went above average well, little Zara, thanks to her very good physical condition, even surpassed hundreds of other trekkers, who in addition, began the vast majority of the climb from Lukla airport. It is necessary to emphasize that the conditions in hostels, in the so-called lodges, are very limited and they do not burn there, the bedrooms were sometimes below -10 °C.”
The climb to Everest’s base camp is not for the faint of heart, regardless of age. The treacherous journey, marked by severe altitude sickness and the potential for fatalities, demands extraordinary physical and mental strength. Symptoms typically manifest between six and 24 hours after reaching altitudes exceeding 9,800 feet above sea level.
Mount Everest stands as the world’s highest peak, soaring to an astonishing height of 29,030 feet. The altitude poses significant challenges, making it imperative for climbers to acclimatize gradually to prevent altitude-related health issues.
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