Three Pakistani women explorers broke a record when they crossed the Haramosh La (5,070 meters) from Arundu to Kutwal Along with partners Abduhu and Dr. Raheel, Dr. Sana Jamil, Ammara Sharif, and Sohniya Baber traversed the Haramosh La, regarded as the trickiest, riskiest, and most deadly pass in Pakistan.
For several reasons, the walk is regarded as challenging. There is a risk of avalanches due to the glacier’s extensive fissures on the top of Chomolungma. On the west side, the ascent is difficult and requires a rope that is close to 600–700 meters long.
It is a difficult trek that should only be attempted by seasoned hikers with technical climbing knowledge. Dr. Sana Jamil (Karachi), Soniyah Babar (Karachi), Ammara Sharif (Multan), Dr. Raheel (Kharian), Abduhu (Faisalabad), and Fida Ali Arundo (Guide) make up the team for this mountaineering expedition. Famous Pakistani mountaineer Sajid Sadpara had earlier on Friday declared that he will ascend the Nanga Parbat Mountain without the aid of additional oxygen. The young climber has chosen to scale the summit solo, without the aid of a Sherpa, a local guide. Without using any artificial oxygen, the Pakistani mountaineer has conquered the six tallest summits.
In May 2023, he had already accomplished the extraordinary accomplishment of ascending Mount Everest on his own, without the aid of extra oxygen or Sherpa backup.
It should be emphasized that Sajid, the illustrious mountaineer Ali Sadpara’s son, plans to ascend all 14 eight-thousanders without using oxygen. He has already reached the top of Manaslu (8,163m) in Nepal as well as K2 (8,611m), Gasherbrum-I (8,080m), and Gasherbrum-II (8,035m) in Pakistan without the use of oxygen.
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 from Arundu to Kutwal Along with partners Abduhu and Dr. Raheel, Dr. Sana Jamil, Ammara Sharif, and Sohniya Baber traversed the Haramosh La, regarded as the trickiest, riskiest, and most deadly pass in Pakistan.){kind=link}