The World Record of ‘Youngest to climb the Mount Everest’ has been achieved by Temba Tsheri Sherpa (16 years and 14 days) from Dolkha, Nepal.
Temba Tsheri Sherpa; youngest ever to climb the Mount Everest: the highest mountain of the world (8848 meters) is Managing Director of Dreamers Destination Treks and Expedition. His treks were sponsored by the Dholaka Foundation, Thamserku Trekking, Yeti Domestic Airlines and Siddartha Vanasthali Institute.
The World Record of ‘Practicing art of rejuvenating the health through Music and Mantra’ was achieved by Mr. Kummar Chatterjee from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
Maestro Chatterjee has used various Hindu and Jain Mantras for patients of Cancer, Parkinson’s disease, Autism, ADHD, Depression and Alzheimer disease to rejuvenate their health. Till date Oct 01, 2013; thousands of people have experienced the wonder through his work.
*Mantra is a Sanskrit word which means a sound, syllable, word, or group of words that is considered capable of creating transformation.
The World Record of ‘world’s highest civilian airport’ has been achieved by Daocheng Yading airport of China.
Daocheng Yading is the world’s highest civilian airport; located at 4411 meter (14472 feet) above sea level. It has a 4200-meter-long runway, 8796-square-meter terminal and four aircraft parking stands. The airport has been opened on Sept 16, 2013. The first flight was Air China flight 4215 from the provincial capital Chengdu.
The World Record of being ‘Oldest Hotel’ has been achieved by Hōshi Ryokan from Komatsu, Japan.
Hōshi is the world’s oldest hotel and is owned and run by the same family for 46 generations so far.Its famous hot springs have been refreshing and revitalizing its patrons for no less than 1291 years. Founded by a Buddhist disciple; Hōshi is not only world’s oldest hotel but also the world’s oldest continuously-operating business.