'Sweat, tears and dedication': 5-year-old Singaporean boy reaches Everest Base Camp with his father

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'Sweat, tears and dedication': 5-year-old Singaporean boy reaches Everest Base Camp with his father
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After months of tedious training, Abyan Imtiaz Irkiz finally set foot on the Everest Base Camp on Monday (April 29). The 5-year-old, who turns six in two months, did so with his father, Zikri Ali, 41. The father-son duo began their trek as soon as they arrived in Lukla, Nepal, from Kathmandu on April 22, as shown on the young...

Five-year-old Abyan Ikriz with his father Zikri Ali, 41, at the Everest Base Camp.After months of tedious training, Abyan Imtiaz Irkiz finally set foot on the Everest Base Camp on Monday .The father-son duo began their trek as soon as they arrived in Lukla, Nepal, from Kathmandu on April 22, as shown on the young boy's Instagram account, where his preparations and journey are documented."The moment we’ve all been eagerly anticipating...

https://www.instagram.com/p/C6WDWsivBjr/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=2049406a-4e84-4252-bf18-35b39db7fb5a According to an earlier report by Berita Mediacorp, the duo had aimed to reach the base camp on May 1. But they ended up doing so a few days earlier.Abyan's achievement would make him the youngest Singaporean to reach the Everest Base Camp, as noted by the Singapore Book of Records.Currently, the youngest person known to reach Everest Base Camp is 2-year-old Carter Dallas from Glasgow, Scotland, according to the New York Post.

Abyan's parents believed that he could achieve such a feat after bringing him to a yoga retreat they had organised in Nepal's Nagarkot area in November 2022.

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