At 64, Poonam Bamba, former judge of the Delhi High Court, successfully trekked to the Everest Base Camp, proving that age is no barrier to adventure. Her achievement highlights resilience, determination, and the growing trend of Indians embracing high-altitude trekking as a pursuit of fitness, passion, and personal milestones.
In an inspiring feat, Poonam Bamba, retired Delhi High Court judge, has trekked to the Everest Base Camp at the age of 64. Known for her distinguished legal career, Bamba’s journey to the Himalayas reflects her spirit of adventure and determination to challenge personal limits.
Her accomplishment resonates with many Indians who are increasingly turning to trekking and outdoor exploration as a way to combine fitness, travel, and self-discovery. The Everest Base Camp trek, situated at an altitude of over 17,000 feet, is considered demanding, requiring both physical endurance and mental resilience.
Bamba’s achievement underscores the message that age should never be a deterrent to pursuing new challenges and experiences.
Key Highlights / Major Takeaways
Poonam Bamba, 64, successfully trekked to Everest Base Camp
Former Delhi High Court judge turned adventurer
Trek demands high endurance and resilience at 17,000+ feet altitude
Reflects growing interest in trekking among Indians
Inspiring example that age is no barrier to exploration
Sources: The Hindu, Times of India, NDTV India