A 3-year-old child climbed a 180-foot-high mountain on foot!

Chatmohar (Pabna) Correspondent: Sabila Mostafiz Zara, a three-year-old child from Chatmohar in Pabna, shocked everyone by climbing the 160-foot-high Marayan Tong hill in Bandarban on foot. Recently, when he went for a walk with his parents, he climbed this very steep hill without getting up on anyone's lap.

Tourist guides have also expressed surprise at Zara's footsteps. They said such a young child had never climbed a mountain on foot before. Parents, relatives and neighbors are happy and proud of Zara's achievement. They hope to conquer bigger mountains in the future.

Zara is the only child of Md. Mustafizur Rahman and Sadia Islam Ila, a freelance web site developer in Chowdhurypara Mahalla of Chatmohar Municipal Headquarters, Pabna. After hearing stories of wandering in the mountains and the sea at different times in the face of travel-thirsty parents, 3-year-old Zara used to beg his parents to see the mountains and the sea. The parents left Chatmohar for Bandarban by train on January 5 to keep their daughter Abdar. Arrived at Mirinja Range, a residential area of ​​Alikadam Upazila on January 7 at noon.

At around 3:30 pm, they started climbing the 160-foot-high Marayan Tung mountain. A tourist guide was hired to carry their 3-year-old daughter Zara on their laps. But Zara did not get up on anyone's lap and reached the top of Marayon Tong on foot. It takes them 1 hour and 43 minutes to climb this very steep mountain. There is so much time and space for adults to get up, the parents are shocked to walk on the feet of the girl up the hill. Baba Mustafizur Rahman said, "At first I didn't think Zara would walk, I thought I should take her in my arms.

" I also hired a guide for this. I also gave some money to the guide so that he could buy some chocolate biscuits and take them in his arms. But our daughter would cry when she took me in her arms. Later he walked up the hill with us alone. Not only did he walk up to the top of the hill, but when he went down, he himself went down. Mother Sadia Islam Ila said, "As far as we know, the highest steep hill in Bangladesh is the 160 feet high Marayan Tong hill." It is very difficult to get up. We were gasping for breath as we got up.

But we did not see any sign of trouble in our daughter. Rather, if we stood in the middle, corrosion would chase us. He used to say why are you stopping, come, get up. At first I thought maybe Zara could walk seven or eight minutes, not more. But when he walked all the way up, I found myself amazed at how it was possible! Zara's parents claim that they later learned that they had come down the hill to talk to guides and local people, a child who had never been able to walk up a hill before. However, if anyone knows any information outside of this, you can see it. And if not, demand that their daughter's accomplishments be recorded in writing and recognized. Her relatives and neighbors are amazed and proud of Zara's achievement.

Zara's grandfather Alhaj Md. Sirajul Islam said, "I am very happy to know that my granddaughter has walked in the mountains at such a young age." I pray for him to be well, to achieve greater achievements. Neighbor Dr. Jahanara Khatun said, “I once went to the mountains and stopped in the middle. But we are amazed at what Zara has done. Her parents showed us the video, we are proud to be Chatmohar residents. We want corrosion to grow bigger and bigger mountains in the future. Meanwhile, the representative spoke on the phone with Yasin Ali, Jamal Hossain and Munna Hossain, tourist guides of Alikadam upazila in Bandarban.

They said it was true that the three-year-old child Zara had climbed the Marayon Tung mountain on foot, they had always been with the child. They are also surprised to see the morale of the child Zara. They had never seen or heard a three- or four-year-old child climb a mountain on foot before. Earlier, a seven-year-old child climbed a mountain.

However, the tourist guides said that he had to be carried in his lap in the middle. Those concerned demanded recognition after investigating the fact that such a young child had conquered the 160-foot-high Marayon Tung mountain on foot.