Project Dawn · Ongoing mission
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A valley's flag on the world's roofs. An ongoing mission that began with Project Dawn in 2019, connecting adventure, discipline and sustainable development.
The mission
The mission began with Project Dawn in 2019: carry the story of rural Uttarakhand to the world's great mountains. In 2023 it reached its first of the Seven Summits: Uhuru Peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, 5,895 metres, the highest point in Africa, with the Project Dawn flag held against the summit sign.
The remaining Seven Summits are still ahead, along with the 8000-metre giants. Reaching them needs collaboration, sponsorship and partners. The mission is open to all three.
The mission is being filmed as it happens: a documentary will be made from the climbs, alongside the Dawn film.
The Seven Summits
1 of 7
Mount Everest
Asia · 8,849 m
Aconcagua
South America · 6,961 m
Denali
North America · 6,190 m
Kilimanjaro
Africa · 5,895 m
Elbrus
Europe · 5,642 m
Vinson
Antarctica · 4,892 m
Puncak Jaya (Carstensz)
Oceania · 4,884 m
Elevations are the accepted figures for each peak. Only Kilimanjaro (2023) is claimed as climbed; every future summit will be documented here when it happens.
The road ahead
2019 · The start
The high-altitude mission begins under Project Dawn, with mountains as the message-carrier for the valleys the project works in.
2023 · Kilimanjaro
The first of the Seven Summits climbed and documented, flag on the summit sign at 5,895 metres.
Next · Six summits & the 8000ers
The remaining Seven Summits and the 8000-metre peaks are pending. They need collaboration, sponsorship and partners, and every climb will be filmed.
Six summits are waiting
for a partner.
Sponsor a climb, join the collaboration, or back the documentary that will carry it to screens.