Moroccan adventurer and mountaineering champion Bouchra Baibanou managed to climb Annapurna Mount located in the Himalayas, near central Nepal, she announced on her Facebook account on Saturday.
A new record of achievement, as Annapurna Mount reaches a height of 8,091 meters (26,545 feet) and is known as one of the most dangerous mountains worldwide for climbers.
Annapurna Mount is named the mountain of death due to the high mortality rate, and is harder than Mount Everest, according to a post reshared on her Facebook account.
Baibanou posted a video on her Facebook at the top of Annapurna Mount carrying the national flag.
The Moroccan adventurer becomes the first Moroccan woman to climb 7 summits, including Kilimanjaro in Africa, Elbrus in Europe, the Carstens Pyramids in Spain, Everest in Asia, and Vinson in Antarctica.
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