Adrian Laza, a forestry engineer from Neamt, has managed to climb all 14 of the world's 8,000-meter peaks.
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Adrian Laza, aged 61, has achieved this remarkable feat, successfully completing the climb of the last peak of his record, Shishapangma in the Himalayas. He has twice attempted to climb this peak, the last attempt in April 2024. His wife revealed that the Chinese authorities canceled that year's expedition without explanation.
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Alpinistul Adrian Laza a devenit primul român care a cucerit toate cele 14 vârfuri din lume de peste 8.000 de metri
Adrian Laza a devenit, la 61 de ani, primul român care a urcat toate cele 14 vârfuri de peste 8.000 metri de pe Pământ | FOTO
Cine este primul român care a reușit la 61 de ani să escaladeze toate cele 14 vârfuri de peste 8.000 de metri de pe Pământ - B1TV.ro
Adrian Laza, primul român care a escaladat cele 14 vârfuri de peste 8.000 de metri din lume
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