Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive in Tashkent / Bishkek.

Day 2

Drive / fly to Osh. - Drive Tashkent – Osh (420km, 7-8 hours).

Day 3

Drive from Osh to the «Edelweiss Glade» Base Camp (3600 m).

Day 4

Get acquainted with the area. Prepare yourself for ascent.

Day 5

Ascend to Camp 1 (4400 m).The ascend to the Puteshestvennikov Pass (4200 m) on a well-trodden track usually takes 1,5 to 2,5 hours – depending on physical conditions of participants. Total ascent time is about 3-4,5 hours.

Day 6

Ascend to Camp 2 (5300 m).

Day 7

Ascend to Camp 3 (6100 m).

Day 8

Descend to Camp 1 (4400 m).

Day 9

Descend to the Base camp (3600 m).

Day 10

Rest-day

Day 11

Rest-day

Day 12

Ascend to Camp 1 (4400 m). Along the well-known path get to the Camp and meet with its inhabitants, visit the yurt...

Day 13

Ascend to Camp 2 (5300 m).

Day 14

Ascend to Camp 3 (6100 m).

Day 15

Ascend to the top of the Lenin Peak (7134 m) and descend to Camp 3 (6100 m): Early start at 5-6 AM, the summit is already waiting for you! From “peremychka” keep on the steep 300m-long stretch that then flattens out into so called “Nosh” (“knife”- a steep narrow ice ridge) – be twice as careful on this “knife” stretch!

Day 16

Descend to Camp 1 (4400 m).

Day 17

Descend to Base Camp (3600 m).

Day 18

Reserve day in case of bad weather.

Day 19

Drive from Base Camp “Lenin Peak” to Osh

Day 20

Drive from Osh to Tashkent or fly from Osh to Bishkek.

Day 21

Departure from Tashkent or Bishkek.

Extra Information

Extras -

Note: The flexible system of discounts is specified for the groups!!!


The cost of the Lenin Peak expedition includes:

• meeting/seeing off at the airport;
• all transfers according to the program;
• domestic flights (Bishkek â€' Osh - Bishkek);
• accommodation at hotels 2* breakfast included in Tashkent, Bishkek and Osh;
• permits and registrations (registration with local authorities, a permit to frontier zone);
• meals on the way from Osh to Lenin Peak Base Camp and to back Osh;
• services at Base Camp (3,600 m) and Camp 1 (4,400 m) of the Lenin Peak:
- accommodation in shared (between 2-3 persons) tents (tents in the Lenin Peak Base Camp are improved with wooden flooring, bed clothes and “kurpachas” (national-style mattresses) and electric lighting);
- full boarding (variety of food including vegetarian, 3 meals a day from professional chef, possibility for special personal ordering);
- yurts used as a heated mess-room (done in traditional Kyrgyz style) in BC (3,600 m) and in Camp 1 (4,400 m) good for resting, having meals and amusement (listening to music, viewing photos on computer, guitar playing etc.) at;
- toilets, luggage office (tent) at BC (3,600 m) and at Camp 1 (4,400 m);
- vapour bath (steam room) at BC (3,600m);
- medical services (by professional doctor-reanimatologist) in BC (3,600 m) and Camp 1 (4,400 m);
- electric supply 220 V; 50 HZ;
- high-altitude guide consultancy services;
- registration with rescue team.


* price-list for the additional services

The cost does not include:

• visas;
• services by high-altitude guides and porters during ascending;
• rent of mountaineering gear and tents for ascending;
• gas canisters and petrol for stoves and burners.


The program of the ascent for the Lenin Peak is recommended as acclimatization program for the alpinist, intending make expeditions to the Himalayan and Tibet regions, with ascent to such famous summits as K-2, Everest, and Macalu etc.

Note: We can tailor the above Program to suit personal interests of clients.
••To allow timely processing of your documents and obtaining of Permit to Frontier Control Area and Registration with Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kyrgyzstan we need, no later than 3 weeks before your planned arrival, to have received a scanned copy of your passport or your passport details as follows: full name, date of birth, citizenship, passport number and planned dates of stay in Kyrgyzstan. Russian and CIS citizens do not need Kyrgyz visa but they must have their valid foreign passports available with them.