Suhail Khan
Kupwara, June 10 : In a remarkable display of skill and determination, Trekker Sameer and Mr. Majid, also known as Mann té Salva, have etched their names in the annals of adventure as the first-ever cyclists to conquer the Kalaroos Caves.
Situated in the scenic Kupwara district, these caves have long been a source of fascination, attracting visitors from neighboring areas and earning a reputation as a popular picnic spot.
Embarking on an arduous journey spanning over 125 kilometers, the intrepid duo navigated treacherous terrain and tackled challenging uphill climbs to accomplish this awe-inspiring feat.
The route took them through the midpoints of Lashtyal and Madhmadu villages, where they encountered the enigmatic ‘Satbaran,’ a massive carved stone that boasts seven doors, locally referred to as ‘SathBarr.’ The origins of this intriguing stone structure remain shrouded in mystery.
Following their triumphant arrival at the Kalaroos Caves, Trekker Sameer and Mr. Majid (Mann té Salva) expressed their elation and satisfaction at conquering such a formidable challenge. They attributed their success to their unwavering passion for cycling, unwavering physical endurance, and indomitable mental strength.
The local community has hailed the achievement of Trekker Sameer and Mr. Majid (Mann té Salva) as a testament to the undying spirit of adventure and exploration. Their remarkable accomplishment is hoped to inspire others to embrace cycling as a means of discovering the breathtaking natural beauty of the region.
This extraordinary achievement serves as a shining example of the unwavering dedication and relentless pursuit of goals. Trekker Sameer and Mr. Majid (Mann té Salva) have etched their names in the history books, leaving an indelible mark on the adventure and cycling communities. The Kalaroos Caves shall forever stand as a testament to their extraordinary journey and unwavering determination.
