21-day Lenin Peak ascent in Kyrgyzstan

Join Konstantin, an aspirant guide, on this 21-day ascent to Lenin peak, in Kyrgyzstan. Climb a 7-thousander while exploring a remote corner of the world!

Pamir

21 Days

Jul - Sep

High

Intermediate

Description

This 21-day Lenin Peak ascent in Kyrgyzstan is a very challenging climb but a very good option for those wishing to take on their first 7-thousander!

Lenin Peak (7134 m) is located on the border between Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. It is part of the Pamir Mountain Range, which is connected to the Himalayas and was known in the old times as The Roof of the World. Because it's located in such a remote corner of the world, this adventure will also be an amazing cultural experience.

We'll meet in Osh city and we'll drive for 6 hours to the Achik-Tash Base Camp (3600 m) from where we'll start preparing for the climb. As the summit is very high, I'll pay special attention to your acclimatization.

We'll do an acclimatization hike to Petrovskogo peak (4830 m) on the first day that will also help to check your climbing level. Then, during the ascent to Lenin Peak, we'll have a few rest days to recover our energy and get to the summit in the best possible shape.

So please contact me to make this 21-day ascent to Lenin Peak in Kyrgyzstan happen. I’ll be happy to be your guide while you discover this amazing part of the world!

And if you feel like ascending a peak in the Russian Federation please take a look at my other programs: Climbing to Mt.Belukha 4507m and Climbing Mt.Dykh-Tau 5204m.

Price includes

Accommodation included
Guiding fee
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Transport during the trip
Porters

Itinerary

Day 1: Flight Istambul – Osh

Day 2: Transfer to hotel Sun Rise in Osh city

Day 3: Transfer: Osh – Achik-Tash Base Camp (3600 m)

Day 4: Acclimatization day: Climbing Peak Petrovskogo (4830 m)

Day 5: Preparation day at BC (3600 m)

Day 6: Ascent to Camp 1 (4200 m)

Day 7: Ascent to Camp 2 (5300 m)

Day 8: Ascent to Camp 3 (6100 m)

Day 9: Descent to Camp 1 (4200 m)

Day 10: Descent to Base Camp (3600 m)

Day 11: Rest day at BC (3600 m)

Day 12: Ascent to Camp 1( 4200 m)

Day 13: Ascent to Camp 2 (5300 m).

Day 14: Ascent to Camp 3 (6100 m)

Day 15: SUMMIT DAY (7134 m) and descent to the Camp 3 (6100 m)

Day 16: Extra day

Day 17: Descent to Camp 1 (4200 m)

Day 18: Descent to the Base Camp, (3600 m)

Day 19: Additional extra day

Day 20: Transfer: Base Camp – Osh city

Day 21: Departure

Details

More info

Visa: Citizens of European Union, USA and Canada get visa by oral statement in embassy of Kyrgyzstan or on arrival to “Manas” airport in Bishkek. You may read more information about getting visa on the official Kyrgyzstan website.

Items included:

Medical service, first-aid station, organization of rescue works
Radio station for connection summit-base

-Porters will carry up 15 kg per person and 10 kg down.

Meeting point

Osh city. Please let me know if you want to meet in Bishkek and we'll talk about the extra price.

About the guide

Konstantin

Mountain Guide

Originally I'm from Altai, a little-known Siberian mountain region. I grew up and developed as a sportsmen and guide in Altai and the Tian-Shan mountains. Since 2010, I live in St. Petersburg and work a lot in the Caucasus region.

Since 2011 I am learning in the Russian Mountain Guides Association (RMGA), under auspices of the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG). In 2015 I passed the Apprentice Ski Guide exam.

My main work destinations are Russian and CIS mountain regions as Altai, Khibiny, Tian-Shan, Kamchatka and all Caucasus. I specialize in ski tour and climbing projects in uncommon mountain regions of Russia and CIS.

Languages

Russian | English

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