Hassan Sadpara

Pakistani mountaineer and adventurer

Hassan Sadpara - Explorers & Adventurers born 1963
Born

1963
63 years ago

Died
Category

Explorers & Adventurers

Country

Pakistan

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A prominent mountaineer, gained recognition for summiting multiple peaks in the Karakoram range. Gained attention for climbing K2, one of the world's highest mountains, without supplemental oxygen. Participated in numerous expeditions, showcasing remarkable skill and determination. Tragically lost his life during an expedition in 2016.

Summited K2 without supplemental oxygen

Completed multiple expeditions in the Karakoram

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