A team of Japanese mountaineers has successfully scaled Hasho Peak II, also known as Ilford Peak, standing 6,080 metres high in Pakistan’s majestic Karakoram Range, 24NewsHD TV reported on Tuesday.
The climbers, Yudai Suzuki, Genki Narumi, and Hiroki Yamamoto, described their expedition as an extraordinary experience and praised Pakistan’s mountain landscapes as unique and unmatched anywhere in the world.
The Japanese climbers described their ascent of Hasho Peak II as a wonderful and memorable experience, praising the Karakoram’s unique mountain landscapes as unparalleled in the world.
They noted that Pakistan’s peaks continue to hold exceptional value for the global climbing community.
The climbers highlighted the breathtaking scenery of the Karakoram, underscoring its global significance for mountaineers and adventurers.
International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations (IFMGA) certified guide Genki Narumi also expressed his commitment to supporting the training of mountain guides in Pakistan.
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The climbers were warmly welcomed by Qarar Haidari, Vice President of the Alpine Club, who congratulated them on their success and discussed possibilities for future collaboration in the field of mountaineering and adventure tourism.