Passion Carved
in Stone & Snow

I am Garv Mevada - a passionate mountaineer from Gujarat, India, born 8 June 2004, standing 179 cm tall with an ambition that stretches far beyond. My mountaineering journey has been built on years of disciplined training, professional education from India's finest institutes, and successful expeditions across India, Europe, and Africa.

For me, mountaineering is more than reaching summits - it is about perseverance, leadership, teamwork, and inspiring others to believe that no dream is beyond reach. Every expedition strengthens my technical abilities, mental resilience, and commitment to representing Gujarat and India on the global stage.

Beyond the peaks, I am an artist specializing in stippling & scribble art, and a landscape/adventure photographer. Through storytelling, I strive to encourage young people to embrace adventure, fitness, creativity, and environmental responsibility.

Gujarat, IndiaBorn 8 June 2004179 cm · Athlete7+ Govt. Awards

"Dream Beyond Limits.
Train With Purpose.
Climb With Pride."

- Garv Mevada · Personal Motto
Discipline
Leadership
Courage
Teamwork
Perseverance
Commitment
Environmental Responsibility
National Pride

Mountains
I've Conquered

A chronicle of high-altitude expeditions across four continents - from Himalayan 6000ers to European and African giants.

Summited
Friendship Peak
5,289m
Himachal Pradesh, India
A landmark Himalayan expedition that laid the technical foundation - glacier travel, snow
Summited
Kang Yatse II
6,250m
Ladakh, India
One of India's prominent 6000-meter peaks. Advanced glacier travel, high-altitude enduranc
Summited
Mount Elbrus
5,642m
Russia (Caucasus)
Highest mountain in Europe. Climbed in severe alpine weather conditions. An international
Summited
Mount Kilimanjaro
5,895m
Tanzania, Africa
Highest mountain in Africa. A multi-day high-altitude expedition demonstrating excellent e
Summited
Everest Base Camp
5,364m
Khumbu, Nepal
A reconnaissance trek through the Khumbu region - gaining firsthand knowledge of Everest's
Target Oct 2026
Himlung Himal
7,126m
Nepal
The crucial pre-Everest expedition. This 7000m peak will consolidate experience at extreme
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Elevation
Comparison

Click any peak to explore the details of that expedition - from approach style to key achievements gained at altitude.

5,289m
FP
5,642m
Elbrus
5,364m
EBC
5,895m
Kili
6,250m
KY2
7,126m
Himlung
8,848m
Everest
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Built on
Certified Craft

My mountaineering education spans India's finest institutes - NIM, HMI, and SVIM - covering everything from rock craft to high-altitude survival. Every certificate represents months of structured learning and real terrain application.

Physical preparation follows a year-round program: long-distance running, weighted stair climbing, functional strength, core conditioning, and expedition-specific endurance - all calibrated for life above 8,000 metres.

Altitude Progression

Friendship Peak5,289m
Mount Elbrus5,642m
Mount Kilimanjaro5,895m
Kang Yatse II6,250m
Himlung Himal (Target)7,126m
Everest (Goal)8,848m
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Basic Mountaineering Course (BMC)

Nehru Institute of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi
Passed
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Basic Rock Climbing Course

SVIM, Mount Abu
Grade A
⛰️

Advanced Rock Climbing Course

SVIM, Mount Abu
Completed
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Advanced Mountaineering Course (AMC)

Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Darjeeling
Completed
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Everest Base Camp Trek

Khumbu Region, Nepal
Done

Seven Summits
Challenge

Beyond Everest, my long-term ambition is to complete the prestigious Seven Summits - the highest mountain on each of the world's seven continents.

Africa
Mount Kilimanjaro
5,895m
Summited
Europe
Mount Elbrus
5,642m
Summited
Asia
Mount Everest
8,848m
Planned
North America
Denali
6,194m
Planned
South America
Aconcagua
6,961m
Planned
Antarctica
Vinson Massif
4,892m
Planned
Oceania
Carstensz Pyramid
4,884m
Planned
Seven Summits Progress
2 / 7

Skills &
Expertise

From technical alpine craft to creative storytelling - a multi-disciplinary adventurer who documents the journey as vividly as he lives it.

Mountaineering

Ice ClimbingSnow CraftGlacier TravelRock ClimbingRope TechniquesRescue OperationsHigh-Altitude SurvivalExpedition Leadership

Creative Arts

Stippling ArtScribble ArtLandscape PhotographyAdventure PhotographyExpedition Documentation

Communication

Public SpeakingSocial Media StorytellingYouth Motivation

The Journey
Ahead

2021–2023
Friendship Peak · Kang Yatse II
5,289m · 6,250m
Himalayan foundation built - glacier travel, snow craft, high-altitude camping mastered.
2023
Mount Elbrus & Kilimanjaro
5,642m (Europe) · 5,895m (Africa)
International expedition experience gained. Seven Summits progress begun.
2024
Everest Base Camp Trek
5,364m - Khumbu, Nepal
Firsthand reconnaissance of the Everest environment and acclimatization protocols.
April–May 2027
Mount Everest
8,848.86m - Nepal
The ultimate objective - representing Gujarat and India at the top of the world.

Why I Climb

Tap each pillar to understand the values that drive every step upward.

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Summits Are Metaphors
Every peak I climb represents a challenge humanity faces - scarcity, fear, limitation. Standing on top isn't personal glory; it's proof for every young person from Gujarat that geography of birth does not limit the altitude of ambition.
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Art Runs Parallel to Adventure
My stippling and scribble artworks document the inner landscape of expeditions - the texture of exhaustion, the geometry of persistence. Art and adventure aren't separate lives; they're the same story told in different languages.
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Representation Matters
Every step at altitude is a step for Gujarat and for India. I carry the tricolor not as a prop but as a promise - that the next generation of mountaineers can be brown, Indian, and from a landlocked state.
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Stories Create Expeditions
Before I set foot on a mountain, I document why. The photographs, journals, and social storytelling I create aren't marketing - they're the architecture of accountability that keeps me honest about purpose on hard days above 7,000m.
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Mountains Deserve Stewardship
Environmental responsibility is woven into every expedition. I leave altitude cleaner than I found it and speak about glacial retreat at every engagement - because the mountains I dream of climbing must exist for those who come after.