ADDITIONAL SERVICE

2200 euro (group > 10 pax)

+20 euro (group > 10 pax)

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Day 1: Arrival in Osh – Transfer to Achik-Tash Base Camp (3600 m)

Upon arrival in Osh, you will be met by our representative for a transfer to the Achik-Tash Base Camp. The drive takes you through the stunning Alay Valley, where lush green meadows stretch beneath the towering snow-capped peaks of the Pamir Mountains. You’ll pass through remote mountain villages and alpine landscapes, catching glimpses of herds of yaks grazing on the windswept slopes. Upon arrival at the camp, the camp manager will assist you with accommodation and provide you with all the necessary information for the days ahead. You will also meet your mountain guides to discuss the detailed climbing plan and safety procedures.

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Day 2: Acclimatization at Base Camp – Waterfall Hike

After breakfast, set out on an acclimatization hike to a nearby waterfall. The trail winds through alpine meadows dotted with wildflowers, with views of rugged granite cliffs and distant snowy peaks. This gentle hike is designed to help your body adjust to the altitude while soaking in the raw beauty of the surrounding mountains. Return to camp for lunch, followed by a relaxed afternoon checking your high-altitude gear with your guides.

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Day 3: Acclimatization Hike to the Ridge of Petrovsky Peak (4000 m)

After breakfast, embark on an acclimatization hike to the ridge of Petrovsky Peak. The trail climbs steadily through rocky terrain, crossing patches of snow and alpine grass before reaching the exposed ridge at around 4000 meters. From here, breathtaking views unfold over the vast Alay Valley and the remote Achik-Tash basin, framed by jagged, glacier-covered peaks. Return to Base Camp for lunch. Spend the afternoon resting and preparing for the move to Camp 1.

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Day 4: Trek to Camp 1 (4400 m)

After breakfast, start the trek to Camp 1. If desired, heavy gear can be transported by horses for an additional fee. The first section leads to “Lukovaya Polyana” (Onion Meadow), about a one-hour walk or a short drive. From here, follow a well-established trail through the Traveler’s Pass and along the moraine ridge beside the mighty Lenin Glacier. This section takes approximately 4-5 hours, including a careful river crossing just before reaching Camp 1, which is set on a broad moraine with dramatic views of the surrounding ice-covered peaks.

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Day 5: Ascent to Yukhina Peak (5100 m) or Domashny Peak (4700 m)

After breakfast, attempt a non-technical ascent of either Yukhina Peak (5100 m) or Domashny Peak (4700 m). These summits offer spectacular 360-degree views, including the towering northern face of Peak Lenin and the sweeping Alay Valley below. Return to Camp 1 for the night.

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Day 6: Glacier Training – Preparation for Higher Camps

In the morning, participate in glacier training to refresh essential skills like rope travel, crevasse rescue, fixed line climbing, and self-arrest techniques. This training is critical for the more technical stages ahead. In the afternoon, organize and pack your gear for the move to Camp 2 (5300 m).

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Day 7: Trek to Camp 2 (5300 m)

Depart from Camp 1 about an hour before sunrise to avoid the midday heat and slushy snow. After crossing the moraine, begin the ascent up the steep northern slope. Ropes and crampons are required as you navigate around deep crevasses and towering ice formations. The final section crosses the expansive ice plateau known as the “Pan” (Skovorodka), leading to Camp 2, located on the surface moraine at the base of the northwest ridge at 5300 m. This challenging day typically takes 7-9 hours. Overnight in tents, with meals prepared independently.

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Day 8: Trek to Camp 3 (6100 m)

Depart Camp 2 around 9:00 a.m. The route initially climbs a steep slope before reaching the broad northwest ridge of Peak Lenin. Continue along the ridge, with stunning views of endless ice fields and towering peaks, until you reach the spacious dome of Camp 3 at 6100 m. This section typically takes 4-6 hours. Overnight in tents, with independent meal preparation.

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Day 9: Descent to Base Camp (3600 m)

Begin your descent early in the morning from Camp 3 to Camp 1, moving cautiously through glaciated terrain. Have lunch at Camp 1, then continue down to Base Camp, where a well-deserved hot shower and hearty dinner await.

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Day 10-11: Rest and Preparation Days

Spend these days at Base Camp, resting, recovering, and preparing for your summit push. Use this time to organize your gear and mentally prepare for the final ascent.

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Day 12: Trek to Camp 1 (4400 m)

After breakfast, make your way back to Camp 1. With your body now well-acclimatized, this section will feel significantly easier. Overnight in tents.

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Day 13: Trek to Camp 2 (5300 m)

Depart early, around 4:00 a.m., for the challenging ascent to Camp 2. With your previous acclimatization, this section should be less taxing. Overnight in tents, with independent meal preparation.

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Day 14: Trek to Camp 3 (6100 m)

Depart at 9:00 a.m., climbing the steep slope out of Camp 2 to the northwest ridge. This section, although demanding, will be more manageable with your improved acclimatization. Overnight at Camp 3.

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Day 15: Summit Push to Peak Lenin (7134 m) and Return to Camp 3

Start before sunrise. After descending to the saddle, tackle the final steep slope leading to the broad west ridge. Keep left along the ridge, overcoming the infamous “Knife” (an 80 m, 45-degree ice wall) before crossing the expansive “Parachutist Plateau.” The final stretch involves navigating a series of rocky hills, where poor visibility can make route-finding challenging. At the summit, you will find a small bust of Lenin, marking the highest point. Return to Camp 3 for the night.

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Day 16-17: Descent to Base Camp (3600 m)

Make your way back to Base Camp, celebrating your successful summit with your team. Overnight in tents, followed by a small ceremony to commemorate your achievement.

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Day 18: Reserve Day

A spare day in case of bad weather or other delays.

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Day 19: Transfer to Osh

After breakfast, transfer back to Osh. Upon arrival, check into your hotel for a well-deserved rest.

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Day 20: Transfer to the Airport – Departure

Your driver will pick you up at the scheduled time and transfer you to the airport for your flight home, marking the end of your expedition.

Included:

• Professional High-Altitude Guide Services – One guide for a maximum of 3 participants, ensuring personalized support and safety.

• High-Altitude Food Package – Specialized nutrition for high-altitude conditions.

• Pre-Set High-Altitude Tents – Pre-installed tents at 5300 m and 6100 m, accommodating 2 people per tent.

• Permit and Documentation Processing – Includes border permits and registration.

• Airport Transfers – Pickup and drop-off services at the airport.

• Scheduled Transfers – Osh to Achik-Tash Base Camp and back, as per the expedition schedule.

• Internal Camp Transfers – Transfers between Base Camp and Lukovaya Polyana, according to the set schedule.

• Hotel Accommodation in Osh – One night with breakfast included (early check-in available at an additional cost).

• Lunch Boxes for Road Transfers – Provided for the route Osh – Achik-Tash – Osh.

• Tent Accommodation at Base Camp and Camp 1 – Double-occupancy tents with wooden platforms and mattresses. Each tent in the Base Camp is equipped with electrical outlets.

• Three Daily Meals – Buffet-style meals in Base Camp and Camp 1, with early breakfast available at Camp 1 from 3:00 to 4:00 upon request.

• Group Equipment – Includes ropes, gas stoves, kitchenware, and two 230g gas canisters per group.

• Camp Facilities – Use of dining tents, toilets, and storage rooms.

• Hot Showers and Washing Facilities – Hot showers available at Base Camp, washing facilities at Camp 1.

• Electricity Supply – Continuous 220V power at Base Camp, and generator-powered 220V, 50Hz electricity at Camp 1 from 18:00 to 22:00.

• Internet Access – Wi-Fi services available.

• Radio Rentals – Two-way radio rental for team communication.

• Rescue Team Registration – Official registration with local rescue services.

• Environmental Fees – All required environmental protection fees included.

• First Aid and Medical Consultations – On-site first aid and medical consultations available at both Base Camp and Camp 1.

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Not Included:

• Kyrgyz Visa Fee

• International Flights

• Single Room Supplement

• Early Hotel Check-In

• All Deviations from the Main Itinerary

• Beverages and Meals Not Included in the Main Menu

• All Personal Expenses – Includes extra baggage fees, room service, medical expenses, insurance, etc.

• Equipment Rental

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We hope you like the program and assure you that we are absolutely open to any suggestions to increase the range of our services for the entire satisfaction of our guests and are happy to meet your special requirements.

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You can alter the duration of your tour and places of visits by adding one of the extensions. We will carefully prepare an itinerary based on your stated interests.