Mountaineer Jathin Sha of Visakhapatnam crossed another milestone by scaling Deo Tibba, a 6,001-meter-high peak of the Pir Panjal range in Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, on Friday. Deo Tibba is the second-largest peak in the valley.
According to his father Vikram Sha, a resident of Seethammadhara, all the mountains scaled so far by his son are over 6,000 meters in height and scaling the Deo Tibba is a challenging feat. Undeterred by hailstorms and heavy snowfall, the mountaineer from Visakhapatnam, Jathin Sha, successfully achieved the rare feat of conquering Deo Tibba in Kullu Valley, said his father proudly.
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“We are proud of his achievement and waiting eagerly for his return to accord a grand welcome,” said Vikram Sha. The youth earlier scaled two peaks, Kang Yatze and Zo Jongo East, in Ladakh in the year 2021. Both peaks are at a height of over 6,000 meters.
Jathin, a degree holder, also scaled a peak in Sikkim. Interested in adventurous activities since childhood, Jathin got training in skiing and later participated in the trekking expeditions organised by the Youth Hostels Association of India.
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