Kabak Yano from Arunachal Pradesh Makes History as Fifth Woman from the State to Summit Mount Everest

Arunachal Pradesh’s mountaineering community rejoices as Kabak Yano, a native of Kamle district, achieves a monumental feat by conquering Mount Everest, the world’s highest peak, at 11:50 am on May 21, 2024.

Kabak Yano’s triumphant ascent adds her name to the distinguished list of Arunachali women mountaineers, including Tine Mena, Anshu Jamsenpa, Muri Linggi, and Tashi Yangjom, who have previously scaled the formidable peak. Together, they embody the unwavering spirit and determination of Arunachal Pradesh’s mountaineering fraternity.

Chief Minister Pema Khandu took to social media to extend heartfelt congratulations to Kabak Yano, lauding her dedication and perseverance in reaching the pinnacle of Mount Everest. Her journey from Arunachal Pradesh to this historic achievement serves as an inspiration to all.

Kabak Yano’s ascent of Mount Everest is a testament to her unwavering commitment, evidenced by her rigorous mountaineering training and previous successes. Her resilience and determination serve as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring mountaineers and the entire community.

Beyond her mountaineering exploits, Kabak Yano is a student at the Rashtriya Raksha University, Pasighat campus, and a member of the state’s women’s cricket team, showcasing her versatility and dedication to excellence.

As Kabak Yano embarks on new adventures, the people of Arunachal Pradesh stand united in admiration and pride, celebrating her historic accomplishment and eagerly anticipating her future endeavors.