Rohtash Khileri (born on 14 May 1996) is an Indian mountaineer, explorer, and various sports enthusiast from a village in Haryana. He made the first ascent of Mount Everest in 2018. He was the first person to spend 24 hours on Mount Kilimanjaro. He done Mount Asia, Europe, Africa. He completed the first three continents in just a span of five months. Early life Rohtash Khileri, the son of Subhash Chander Bishnoi and Bansi Devi, was born in the small town of Malapur in Haryana on May 14, 1996. He comes from a farmer's family. He attended Monika Sr. Secondary School in Jakhod Khera, Haryana. He received his basic mountaineering instruction at Jammu Kashmir's Jawahar Institute of Mountaineering and Winter Sports (JIM&WS). Everest climb Mt. Kilimanjaro On July 23, 2018, Rohtash summited Mount Kilimanjaro. Tanzania, Africa, is home to Mount Kilimanjaro. In his aim of climbing summits on all seven continents, this was the second continent he visited. He climbed the peak in three days, stayed one day, and then descended in four days. It was only a month after he ascended Mt. Everest that he reached the summit. This peak was found to be 5895 metres above sea level. He ascended the peak again on 21 March 2020. This time too the altitude traced by him was 5895 metres. This winter ascent took him 6 days to complete. Mt. Elbrus Mt. Elbrus was climbed twice by Rohtash. The first ascent took place on September 4, 2018. This peak was located at the height of 5642 metres. The second ascent took place on February 1, 2020. This time too he traced an altitude of 5642 metres. R-enok Peak Rohtash reached the summit of R-enok Peak on October 4, 2017. R-enok Peak is located near Darjeeling, India. This summit is located at the height of 5200 metres Awards Rohtash was nominate for the Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award 2021, The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports gives it out every year. References Living people 1996 births Mountain climbers from Haryana Indian summiters of Mount Everest Indian mountain climbers