Scottish two-year-old becomes ‘youngest’ person to reach Everest base camp

Carter Ross will break Czech Zara record.

A two-year-old child from Scotland has become the youngest person to reach the base camp of Mount Everest.According to the British subwayLater, Carter Dallas carried his father, Ross, to an altitude of 17,598 feet on the southern side of Nepal. The toddler’s mother, Jade, walked alongside the pair. The family are on a year-long tour of Asia and their son is believed to have broken the world record previously held by four-year-old Zara from the Czech Republic.

“Carter coped better than me and his mom. We both had mild altitude sickness, but he was absolutely fine,” the boy’s father said. go through subway.

The 35-year-old further said of the October climb: “There were two medical staff in the village in front of the base camp and they did a blood test on him to check that he was okay and his results were much better than ours. They were surprised.” Last year.

The children’s parents brought food jackets and sleeping bags for their journey. “Within 24 hours of arriving in Kathmandu, we started our long journey,” Ross said.

After renting a house in Scotland, Ross and his wife bought three one-way tickets for a year of travel in 2023. They said they would first fly to India and then visit Sri Lanka and the Maldives. subway Report.

The family then traveled to Nepal, then Malaysia, and then to Singapore to celebrate Carter’s birthday at Universal Studios. They also visited Thailand.

The baby likes food from different countries, and he also likes to eat chicken feet in Malaysia, but his favorite dish is Pad Thai.

The family hopes Carter’s world record will be confirmed. The current record holder is Zara, who completed the 170-mile (274-km) journey to base camp. Before her, the world record for the youngest person to reach the summit of Mount Everest Base Camp was held by Prisha Lokesh Nikajoo, who was only five years old when she climbed Mount Everest in 2023.