A Saudi Doctor Made It To Mount Vinson Raking In Another Achievement While Honoring The Kingdom

A Saudi doctor is being celebrated after a remarkable feat after he made it to the highest mountain in the South Pole.

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Dr. Bader Al-Shaibani climbed up Mount Visnon in Antarctica

The Visnon Massif is a 4,892 metre-high and stretches 21 kilometres long. It is within the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains that is around 1,200 km from the South Pole.

The mountain is said to be an extreme, high-altitude climb

According to Alpine Ascents, climbing up the Vinson mountain means a person should be comfortable enough to be climbing up to EIGHT hours a day.

Wowza!

He proudly held onto the Saudi flag once he made it

A testament of loyalty from the Kingdom’s latest achiever!

The temperature reached 45 degrees below zero at the top

Following his achievement, Dr. Al-Shaibani mentioned the weather he had to endure climbing up the mountain and thanked those who trusted in him to accomplish this.