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Anmish Varma’s Guinness Record for Seven Volcanic Summits

23 March 20261 min read
AWARDS & PERSONSAnmish Varma’sGuinness Recordfor Seven VolcanicSummits23 March 2026safalsetu.com

Why in the news

An Indian mountaineer’s record for the quickest ascent of the Seven Volcanic Summits drew attention in March 2026.

Key facts

  • Person: Bhupathiraju Anmish Varma.
  • Record: fastest Seven Volcanic Summits ascent, in 92 days.
  • Span: Mount Elbrus on one end, Antarctica’s Mount Sidley on the other.
  • Timeline: recognised February 2026, awarded in Delhi.
DetailInformation
Record bodyGuinness World Records
ChallengeSeven Volcanic Summits
Time taken92 days
Peaks namedElbrus and Sidley
Awarded atDelhi

Exam angle

  • Person: Anmish Varma; number: 92 days.
  • Peaks named: Elbrus and Sidley.
  • Spotlight: endurance and mountaineering excellence.

Test yourself

1. How many days did Bhupathiraju Anmish Varma take for his record Seven Volcanic Summits ascent?

The notes give 92 days.

2. Which Antarctic peak was part of Anmish Varma's Seven Volcanic Summits expedition?

The expedition ran from Mount Elbrus to Antarctica's Mount Sidley.

3. Bhupathiraju Anmish Varma holds a record from which organisation?

The notes say he set a Guinness World Record.