Climber Prakashraj Pandey is on a mission to climb the seven highest mountains of the seven continents with the slogan of increasing temperature and climate change in the world.

At the same time, 34-year-old climber Pandey is leaving on Tuesday to climb Aconcagua, the highest mountain in South America. "Currently climate change has a big impact, I am self-studying how it can be minimized," he said while explaining the reason for climbing the mountain, "Climate change cannot be completely stopped but I am also inquiring with old climbers about how to control it." I am climbing the mountain with this slogan.' He has moved forward with the goal of reaching the peak of Aconcagua at a height of 6962 meters on January 22. This will be his fourth ascent of the 'Seven Summits'. 

Pandey, who was born in Ramechhap, has a master's degree in political science. His family consists of mother, father, five brothers and one sister living in Lalitpur. He is a fool. From childhood, Pandey was always eager to do something different. He says, "The family's wish was to join the army. But I had a dream to do something different since I was a child, now I am fulfilling it.' He joined Scouts when he was studying in Class 6 at Danfe English School in Pulchok, Lalitpur. He immediately got the impression that scouts are adventurous. 

After the devastating earthquake of 2072, he reached Langtang to climb the mountain. During that time, he saw the damage and accidents caused by the earthquake on the way to Langtang. Seeing that, he felt deeply that death was certain and that there was still much work to be done in life. I have seen a lot of pain and suffering while climbing the mountain of Langtang. "I saw a complete disaster," he said remembering that moment, "nothing was left except the house." Some had lost their families, some had lost their children and husbands. While looking at that situation, we thought that life can be lived in any way.' 

On June 12, 2073, he made his first ascent from the Baden Powell mountain. "Until that time, I didn't even know what kind of shoes to wear when climbing a mountain, what kind of glasses to wear," he said while narrating his climbing experience, "Challenges come, but I learned how to face them while climbing." Balbal survived an accident while climbing. Suddenly a pile of snow fell from above. Dhan was saved by a brother,” he says. However, his mountain climbing journey did not stop. On November 6, 2073, he climbed the island peak of Solukhumbu i.e. Imza Tse Himal. At that time, on the first day of climbing, my shoe broke. I found a discarded shoe and so I started working," he says. "Someone's discarded shoe saved my life." In 2074, he climbed Mount Baden Powell again.

On June 2, 2075, Pandey successfully climbed Mount Everest, the world's highest peak. He was going to lead a team of 11 people while climbing Mount Everest. He also experienced death up close while climbing Mount Everest. While they were going from Camp-3 at an altitude of about 7000 meters to Camp-4. A snowstorm covered the road. There was nothing to see around. They returned to Camp-3 in the middle. "There we had to face everything from avalanches to death," he says, "a big wind blew all the tents away." It was beyond our control.'' The very next day, he reached the summit.

Then on October 22, 2075, he climbed the 6812-meter-high Ama Dablam of Khumbu and the 8163-meter Manaslu Himal on October 9, 2076. After a gap of almost four years, Pandey climbed Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe on 25th June 2080. "I climbed Mount Elbrus three times by going east and west," he said. Climbed Kilimanjaro in Africa on October 14 of the same year. 'Now the highest mountain in South America, Aconcagua, will be my fourth ascent,' says Prakash, 'After climbing the seven highest mountains of the seven continents, my expedition will end by climbing Everest once again.' He says that it will happen. "He who climbs the mountain and comes down alive, he is successful, that is success," he said. But he says that it will be more difficult to raise expenses for this than climbing the mountains.