A Pakistani athlete has reportedly set a new world record after completing an extraordinary ultra-endurance run from Peshawar to Skardu, covering approximately 800 to 810 kilometers on foot without stopping.

According to multiple reports, the athlete completed the challenging route in around nine days, passing through the difficult terrain of the Karakoram Highway, Indus River regions, and the mountainous valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan.

The journey is being described as a historic endurance achievement, showcasing extreme physical and mental resilience. The athlete reportedly gained recognition for previously competing in international athletic events and winning medals for Pakistan.

During his run, he faced severe exhaustion and harsh weather conditions but continued the challenge until completion, making it one of the longest documented non-stop endurance runs in the country.

If officially verified by global record authorities, this feat could place him among notable ultra-distance athletes in the world.

Disclaimer:

This report is based on currently available media and online claims. Final confirmation from official record authorities (such as Guinness World Records) is not yet publicly verified.