Pune-Based Giripremi’s Jitendra Gaware Climbs Mt. Manaslu, The Eighth Tallest Mountain In The world

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Pune, 28th September 2021: Giripremi’s Jitendra Gaware successfully today climbed Mt. Manaslu, an 8163-meter tall mountain and the eighth tallest mountain in the world.

In April 2021, Gaware climbed Mt. Annapurna-1, the tenth tallest mountain and in May 2021 he summits Mt. Everest, the tallest mountain in the world. Climbing Mt. Manslu successfully makes it the third successful 8000er climb for Gaware in just six months. Umesh Zirpe, the veteran mountaineer and Shri Shiv Chhatrapati Awardee, has been mentoring Gaware since his early days of mountaineering.  

Zirpe was ecstatic about the summit by Gaware. He said, “Jitendra is mentally and physically prepared to take on 8000er meter challenges. We were confident that he could climb three mountains in the span of six months. I am glad he achieved success in style.” Zirpe also emphasized that Girirpemi has been climbing several mountains in the Himalayas and unfurling the Indian flag to celebrate the 75th year of Indian Independence. Jitendra makes the journey bigger by unfurling the Indian tricolor on the 8000er meter mountain located in Nepal.” 

Mount Manaslu is located in Gorkha region in Nepal and has a proximity to Tibet border. The peak is surrounded by more than 10 peaks of 6500 metre heights and few more than 7000 metre height. Another 8thousander peak ‘Mount Annapurna’ is located near Manaslu and can be seen after reaching the summit at Manaslu. The journey to the top of Manaslu consists of several long ridges and valleys of glaciers. Mount Manaslu is often called as ‘Mountain of Spirit’ and the name Manaslu is derived from the Sanskrit word Manasa which means intellect or soul. 

Jitendra has been receiving applause from several sections of society. 

“Girirpemi has been climbing several mountains in the Himalayas and unfurling the Indian flag to celebrate the 75th year of Indian Independence. Jitendra makes the journey bigger by unfurling the Indian tricolor on the 8000er meter mountain located in Nepal”, Zirpe said.