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If you are passionate about hiking, you probably already heard abouton the incredible achievements ofSasha Digiulian, which literally reached new heights for women as a professional mountain climber. But she is not the only person who inspires people to overcome extreme physical challenges in pursuit of their dreams.

In April, a rainy day in early April, a boy failed the Uhuru summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, the highest peak of Africa, located at 5,895 meters above sea level. His name is Samanyu Pothuraju. He is only 7 years old.

"The day was rainy and the road was full of stones", PothurajuRecountThe times of India. "I was scared, I had leg pain, but I took the rest and I finished that. I really like the snow and that's the reason I went toMt. Kilimanjaro. Pawan Kalyan is my favorite hero, my mother promised me that she will meet me if I'm trying the world's record, I'm waiting for impatience to meet him. I'll go to Australia Peak next month ending and I want to record. "

The boy, who comes from Hyderabad, a city in southern India, has traveled a long way to reach his goal. He was accompanied by his coach, another mountaineer, a local doctor and his mother, who said she was very proud of her son never stopped before reaching his destination.

It took about five days for the group to go to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. His next stop is an infamous travo of 27 miles through the top 10 tops of Australia. According toat their official websiteThis takes the average walk of about 25 hours to complete the hike. If Pothuraju wants to beat the world record, it will have to make all the way in less than 10 hours that it took the Alyssa Azar mountain. Even if it does not, it will be a winner to try.

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