the WORLD'S first double above-knee AMPUTEE to summit MOUNT EVEREST
Hari Budha Magar is a father-of-three, husband and veteran.
In 2010, he lost both his legs above the knee, to an IED in Afghanistan.
Determined to change perceptions of what is possible for people with a disability, Hari victoriously stood atop the world's highest peak at 8,849m on 19th May 2023.
Hari CreateD History.
MOUNT EVEREST
8,849m
Hari Budha Magar Conquers Everest
World’s first double above-knee amputee Everest climb a success
43-year-old Hari Budha Magar has stood victorious atop the world’s tallest mountain as the first ever double above-knee amputee to climb Everest.
Through his climb, Hari aims to change perceptions on disability and inspire people to climb their own ‘mountains’ no matter the adversity that stands in their way.
NO LEGS,
NO LIMITS
From injured British veteran, to
record breaking mountaineer
and award winning campaigner
HELP HARI GIVEBACK
Hari is raising £884,900 (the height of Everest plus two 00's) for 5 amazing charities that helped him through his rehabilitation. No donation is too big, or too small.
Help Hari complete the Seven Summits by making a contribution towards the costs of his expedition.
Thank you for your support, without your help it would not be possible.
MOUNT EVEREST CLIMB
On 19th May 2023, Hari successfully summitted Mt. Everest without legs, a feat that has never even been attempted to date.
In accomplishing this challenge, Hari:
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has created history and become the world’s first double above-knee amputee to conquer Everest
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is raising awareness of disability globally and changing the narrative surrounding it
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is proof that having a disability does not have to be life limiting
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hopes to inspire people to conquer their own dreams and to lead more fulfilling lives
CONQUERED SUMMITS
Mera Peak
Chulu Far East
Kilimanjaro
Mt. Everest
Mont Blanc
6476m World Record
6059m
5895m
8849m Guinness World Record
4810m
PARTNERS
Hari is working with a select number of key partners on his Everest 2023 expedition, who believed his vision of being the first double above-knee amputee to summit Everest; and his desire to change perceptions of what is possible for people with a disability.
Below are the incredible organisations who are supporting Hari
Please help Hari to inspire others and raise awareness of disability. Every like, comment and share enables Hari's story to reach more people and make a difference to other people's lives.