It’s you who will climb the mountain…
By: Gautam Viswanathan
Nadhira Al Harthy’s experiences climbing some of the world’s most challenging mountains have forever changed her for the better.
Her recent scaling of Nepal’s Ama Dablam has only emphasised the lessons she’s picked up along the way, and serve as a constant reminder to be grateful for all she has in life.
Standing at 6,812 metres, Ama Dablam is considered a technically challenging peak among mountaineers, and Nadhira and her five other climbers required plenty of training and acclimatisation before they could attempt to reach the top. As the first Omani woman to climb Mount Everest, she is not one to take preparation lightly.