Bangladeshi Babur achieved conquered on Mount Annapurna-I, made this history

Bangladesh climber Babar Ali has created history. He has become the first person of the country to climb Mount Annapurna-I. The height of this peak is 26,545 feet i.e. (8,091 m). Babar Ali reached the summit this morning with his mountaineering guide Angel Sherpa on Monday morning (April 7, 2025). This achievement has been confirmed by Bangladeshi organization Wartical Dreams, which supports high altitude campaigns. & nbsp; The successful climb of Babur, originally from Chittagong, will prove to be an important milestone for Bangladeshi mountaineering.

Mount Annapurna-I
Annapurna Mountain Range is located in the Gandaki region of North-Central Nepal. Mount Annapurna-I is the 10th largest peak in the world, which has a height (8,091 meters). Despite this, it is considered to be the most deadly mountain in the world, because its mortality is the highest compared to any peak in the world. & Nbsp;

mortality compared to other peaks is the highest
This peak mortality located in the powerful Himalayas of Nepal is about 33 percent, with high -risk challenges including avalanche, snow and rocky section during climbing. One has to work hard to climb this peak. Apart from this, there are different kinds of challenges about the brain.

The number of climbers compared to Mount Everest is much less
According to the Guinness World Records, Annapurna I are considered to be the world’s deadliest and inaccessible mountain. It can surprise you during the climb. Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak, climb more people, but despite being at number 10 in height, it is considered very difficult to do Mount Annapurna-I Fateh. Mount Annapurna-I is part of the Annapurna ranges in Nepal, which is the highest peak in the 6 peak mountain. Whose names are Annapurna I – IV, Annapurna South and Gangapurnna. & Nbsp;

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