Satyarup Siddhanta

Satyarup Siddhanta, born in India, is a mountaineer and adventurer. He conquered the Seven Summits, the highest peaks on each continent, including Mount Everest, becoming the youngest person from India to achieve this feat. Siddhanta's determination and passion for exploration led him to undertake numerous challenging expeditions worldwide, showcasing his resilience and courage. Beyond his mountaineering accomplishments, he is also an advocate for environmental conservation and has raised awareness about various social issues through his adventures. Siddhanta continues to inspire others to pursue their dreams and push their limits, leaving an enduring legacy in the world of adventure and exploration.

Achievements:-

• Successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak of Africa along with a team of nine mountaineers on 29th June 2012 and again led a team of five members on 14th June 2018
• Climbed Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe on 27th June 2013
• Climbed Mount Aconcagua on 13th January 2014. It is regarded as the highest non-technical mountain in the world
• Honoured with the Radhanath Sikdar Tenzing Norgay Adventure Award in 2016 by the State Youth Services Department, Government of West Bengal
• Skied the last degree to the South Pole and covered 111 km distance by dragging a 50 kg sledge for 6 days in December 2017
• Climbed Mount Wilhelm, the highest peak of Papua New Guinea on 14th November 2018 after his victorious climb to Mount Giluwe of Oceania and became the first Indian to do so
• Played the National Anthem on flute in the extreme climatic conditions in Antarctica