Greater Noida, India | December 2025 — In an extraordinary feat of courage and endurance, 9-year-old twin brothers Samraat Singh and Vardaan Singh from Greater Noida West, India, are set to attempt the summit of Uhuru Peak (5,895 meters) on Mount Kilimanjaro, the world’s highest free-standing mountain, located in Tanzania, Africa.

If successful, the twins will become the youngest climbers in the world to scale Mount Kilimanjaro at just 9 years of age, marking a historic milestone in global mountaineering and Indian adventure sports.

Mount Kilimanjaro Expedition: December 26, 2025 – January 1, 2026

The high-altitude expedition is scheduled to take place between 26 December 2025 and 1 January 2026. Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa, stands as one of the iconic Seven Summits, demanding extreme physical fitness, mental strength, and altitude adaptability.

Despite their young age, Samraat and Vardaan have already demonstrated exceptional resilience and preparation, making their Kilimanjaro attempt a globally noteworthy event.

Previously Conquered Everest Base Camp at Age 7

This will not be the twins’ first major high-altitude achievement. In 2023, at the age of 7, Samraat Singh and Vardaan Singh successfully trekked to Everest Base Camp, one of the world’s most challenging and prestigious trekking destinations.

Notably, they completed the expedition alongside their parents, reinforcing the importance of family support in nurturing discipline, confidence, and resilience in young achievers.

• Mother: Manmeet Kaur

• Father: Anand Kumar

The family will once again attempt the Kilimanjaro summit together.

Students of St. Francis School, Greater Noida West

Samraat and Vardaan are currently studying in Class 4 – Ruby Section at St. Francis School, Greater Noida West, India. Their journey highlights how academic life and extreme adventure can coexist through structured training, discipline, and strong mentorship.

Their achievement is expected to inspire schools, students, and parents across the country.

Leadership Roots in Indian Entrepreneurship

The twins belong to a family actively involved in Indian industry and entrepreneurship. Their parents are Directors of Mango Semiconductors India Private Limited, a well-established B2B supplier of electronic components and connectors in India.

The family’s commitment to excellence—both in business and adventure—reflects a culture of leadership, preparation, and perseverance.

Why This Climb Is Globally Significant

• Potential world record for youngest Kilimanjaro climbers

• Rare family-based expedition involving children

• Inspires youth participation in adventure sports

• Highlights India’s growing presence in global mountaineering

Expedition Overview

• Climbers: Samraat Singh & Vardaan Singh

• Age: 9 Years

• Mountain: Mount Kilimanjaro

• Peak: Uhuru Peak

• Elevation: 5,895 meters

• Location: Tanzania, Africa

• Expedition Dates: 26 Dec 2025 – 1 Jan 2026

• Previous Achievement: Everest Base Camp Trek (2023)

• School: St. Francis School, Greater Noida West

• Class: 4th – Ruby

A Story of Courage, Family, and Determination

As Samraat Singh and Vardaan Singh prepare for their Mount Kilimanjaro ascent, their journey stands as a powerful reminder that age is not a limitation when discipline, family support, and determination come together.

Their upcoming climb is more than a mountaineering expedition—it is a story of inspiration, resilience, and youthful ambition poised to capture global attention.