Kira Salak Biography

Kira Salak has headed out solo to pretty much every landmass visiting the world's remotest spots. In 2002 Salak turned into the primary individual on the planet to kayak solo 600 miles down the Niger River to Timbuktu in Mali. The principal lady to cross Papua New Guinea she additionally cycled 800 miles across Alaska to the Arctic Ocean. In 2007, Salak got one of an uncommon not many to effectively finish Bhutan's 216-mile Snowman Trek the hardest high elevation journey in the Himalayas (more individuals have arrived at the head of Mt. Everest than have finished the Snowman). Book Magazine has called her the gutsiest and some state craziest lady explorer of our day. Says The New York Times: Kira Salak is an extreme genuine Lara Croft. Salak is the writer of three books. Her tale The White Mary distributed by Henry Holt in 2008 was a Publishers Weekly Pick of the Week. Her true to life experience book Four Corners: A Journey into the Heart of Papua New Guinea (National Geographic Books) was picked by The New York Times as a Notable Travel Book of the Year. Salak's subsequent travel guide The Cruelest Journey: Six Hundred Miles to Timbuktu was distributed by National Geographic Books in 2004. Her books have been converted into a few distinct dialects."

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