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Two world"s giant mountain systems - Tien-Shan and Pamir - are located in Central Asia.
Our company organizes mountaineering expeditions to of more than seven thousands meters high Pamir peaks such as Communism Peak (7495 m), Korjenevskaya Peak (7105 m) and Lenin Peak (7134 m) as well as Tien-Shan peaks: Pobeda Peak (7349 m), Khan-Tengri Peak (7010 m) and Muztag-Ata Peak (7546 m).
We also arrange special Big Wall Climbing expeditions in such world-famous mountain regions as Aksu-Karavshin and Fan Mountains are.
Our company provides services of experienced mountain guides and high-altitude porters as well as base camps facilities with all necessary infrastructure including wonderful international cuisine.
We also organize expeditions to never-climbed (virgin) peaks of more than five- to six thousands meters high.
Special expeditions aimed to reach highest peaks of Central Asian countries as well as any kind of training, sporting and exploratory expeditions in any mountain region of Central Asia are also organized.
1. Expedition to Lenin Peak
Countries: Kyrgyzstan
Program of ascention to Lenin Peak
Tour duration: 21 days
The Lenin Peak (7,134 m) today is one of the most popular, easy of access and because of that most frequented peaks among 7,000m-odd summits of Pamir. It’s a common belief that the Lenin Peak is one of the easiest of the CIS’s four 7,000m-odd peaks to climb. To the certain extent that’s true but not in all. One should remember that the altitude over 7,000m makes the peak an object of high-altitude climbing. The route in itself is not a technically difficult one and normally is carried out by mountaineers climbing in a roped-up-pair manner.
2. Expedition to Pobeda Peak
Countries: Kyrgyzstan
Program of ascention to Pobeda Peak
Tour duration: 27 days
Tourism potential of the region. Except world-known peaks Khan-Tengri and Pobeda there are more than 30 summits of 6,000 meters high and plenty of summits the height of which is ranging from 4,000 m to 6,000 meters in the uppers of glaciers South Inilchek and North Inilchek. The routes of ascent on the above mentioned peaks vary from simple to most complicated ones. Area surrounding the peaks Khan-Tengri and Pobeda is rich in unclimbed summits.
3. Expedition to Khan-Tengry Peak
Countries: Kyrgyzstan
Program of ascention to Khan-Tengry Peak
Tour duration: 21 days
In the world, there are very few mountains comparable by their beauty with this snow-clad giant. Words are flat and helpless when you talk of the Khan Tengri’s beauty. You must see it with your own eyes. The sunset at the Peak is stunning: surrounding mountains are drowning in the dusk while the Peak, dominating over all other mountains around, turns flaming red in the rays of the sitting sun and clouds cast twirling shadows streaming down its slopes. "Khan-Tengry" - "The Master of the Sky" in Mongol language, from time immemorial is known to native local inhabitants, Kyrgyz, as "Kan-Too" - "Blood Mountain".
4. Expedition to Communism Peak
Countries: Tadjikistan
Program of ascention to Communism Peak
Total duration: 27 days.
Communism Peak is the highest peak on the territory of former USSR; very impressive and well-known one, that is located in the Northern-West part of Pamir. The peak was discovered in 1928, during Soviet-German scientific expedition and at first till 1962 was called Stalin peak, then it was renamed as Communism Peak. In 1999 when Tajikistan became an independent state it was renamed again as Ismail Somoni peak, in honour of the founder of the first state of Tajiks (in X century).
5. Expedition to Korjenevskaya Peak
Countries: Tadjikistan
Program of ascention to Korjenevskaya Peak
Total duration: 27 days.
Korjenevskaya Peak is located in the Northern-West part of Pamir, 13 km far from Communism Peak. The peak was discovered by Russian scientist and geographer N. Korjenevskiy in 23rd of August in 1910 and was called in honour of the wife of the investigator - Evgeniya Korjenevskaya. The name Korjenevskaya Peak appeared on the geographical maps officially since 1927. The first successful ascent to the top was in 22nd of August in 1953.
6. Expedition to Muztag-Ata Peak
Страны: China
Program of ascention to Muztag-Ata Peak
Total duration: 25 days.
Over the last few years, as an object of climbing, the Muztag-Ata Peak (7546 m) has been increasingly becoming more and more popular with both local and foreign mountaineers. This is first and foremost due to the area’s uniqueness and good accessibility, relatively low expedition costs and vast array of information on the peak available. Easternmost boundary of the Pamir Uplands - the Kashgar Mountains - makes up a giant icy barrier cutting Pamirs off greatest desert of the Central Asia - the Taklamakan Desert.
