Fann mountains – Route FT4 – “Maximal”

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Key Information

Tour Duration: 11 days
Recommended Group Size: 1 – 10 pax
Destination: Tajikistan
Location: Western Tajikistan, near the Uzbek border (and Samarkand)
Route: Samarkand – Artuch – Kulikalonsky lakes (Bibidzhanat, Dushaha, Kulikalon) – Alaudin lakes – Mutnoe Lake – Chimtarga pass – Chimtarga peak – Greater Alo – Smaller Alo – Amshut – Gaza – Samarkand
Specialty Categories: Mountain Trekking/Mountain Climbing
Grade: Fairly challenging
Season:
 June – October
International Airfare Included: No
Local Transportation Included: Yes
Personal Travel Insurance Included:
 No
Personal Equipment Included: No
Accommodation in hotels or guest houses Included: Yes
Food Included:
 Yes
Tour Customizable:
 Yes
Mountain Guides Service Included: Yes
Donkey/Porters Service Included: Yes
Cook Service Included: Yes
The Guide/Climber Ratio:
 1:5 
Price:
 Under your request

This trek is an excellent addition to visiting the historical cities of Uzbekistan. The mountains of Uzbekistan are beautiful, but still inferior to the beauty of the Fann Mountains. Over the five days that you may spend in Tajikistan you will see much more beauty of nature than at the same time in any of the accessible mountainous regions of Uzbekistan. At the same time, none of the cities of Tajikistan is comparable to the world-famous historical centers of Samarkand and Bukhara. If you want to see everything at once, please contact us.

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Fann mountains – Route FT4 – Maximal. Program of 14 days trek for the fixed dates: 21.06-2.07, 10.07-21.07, 27.07-7.08, 15.08-26.08, 1.09-12.09, 19.09-31.09, 5.10-16.10.

Day 1. Transfer from Samarkand to Artuch. Rest and preparations for the active trekking part. Night in cottages (2200 m).

Day 2. The beginning of the active trekking part. Climb on a good path to Kulicalon lakes (10 km – the distance covered per one day; 5 hours – is a walk time spent for moving during a day; +700 m – ascend to the height in meters from overnight place). On the descend road during the day there is a possibility to admire a wonderful panorama of majestic Kulicalon wall and surrounding peaks height of 4000 m. (Adamtash, Mirali, Rudaki and etc.). On the way – observing Kulicalon lake basin (14 lakes) with the clearest emerald-blue water. There are a lot of fishes in the lake. The path passes among the picturesque spruce wood. The camp is on the bank of Dushoha Lake (2900 m).

Day 3. Climb to Alaudin Pass (3860 m) and descent to Alaudin lakes. (7 km, 6 hours; +960 m; -1060 m). During the long time the panorama of walls and the view of Kulicalon lakes pleases the look. On the pass saddle – the spectacular views of Chapdara Peak (5197 m) and Chapdar River valley. Far below could be seen the bowls of Alaudin lakes amazing in its water color from light-blue to rich ultramarine. The camp is at the lake’s bank (2800 m).

Day 4. Trek to Mutnoe Lake (8 km, 3-4 hours; +800 m). During the day a splendid panorama of Kazanok peaks, Castle (5070 m), Energy (5105 m) and Chimtarga (5489 m). The severe nature of the alpine zone of mountains, hanging glaciers and steep moraine swells. On the road you can meet birches and small lake named for its round shape – Piala Lake, gigantic steps of the receded glacier, polished rocks. High in the one can see the swirling eagles. The camp is at the bank of Mutnoe lake (3600 m).

Day 5. Ascend the slide-rock and further over the glacier under Chimtarga Pass (4750 m). Somewhere below us was Kaznok Pass, Castle Peak with its flat top towers opposite. Descend of the slide-rock slope into Right Zindan (10 km, 6-7 hours, +1150, -1050 m). The camp is in the gorge (3700 m).

Day 6. Early in the morning climb to the saddle before the Mirali Pass. First movement of scree slope, further on the rocks (4 km, +1100 m). Here is the place for accommodating 5-6 tents. Night in the tents. (4800 m).

Day 7. The day for climbing the Chimtarga Peak. Moving with ropes along the rock/ice ridge (crampons are necessary), climb to Mirali pass (5060m) and further to Chimtarga Peak (4750 m) – the highest point of Fan Mountains. From the top opens a splendid panorama of the famous peaks: Energy (5105 m), Bodhona (5138 m), Chapdara (5197 m), Big and Small Ganza (5306 m and 5031 m), Sugar Head (4987 m), Fun Mountains (10 km, ±690 m). Descend to the camp on the saddle (4800 m).
Day 8. Reserve day in the case of bad weather. If the weather is good it might be excursion to Bolshoye Allo Lake, via Verhneye Allo lake (3400 m) under Moscow Peak (5200 m).

Day 9. Descend to Right Zindan gorge and further along the pass through the “Garden of stones” – a chaotic huge pile of rock fragments ranging in the size from the suitcase till 2 or 3 store house, to the one of the most beautiful lake in Fan – Big Allo Lake (10 km, ~5-6 hours, -1650 m). The camp is at the lake’s bank among the whimsical trees of relict fir tree. (3150 m).

Day 10. Descent to Amshut river and further till its fusion with Archmaydan river (18 km, ~6 hours, -1380 m). Overnight in national house in Gaza village (1770 m).

Day 11. Transfer to Samarkand.

Ski touring and Backcontry at Lenin peak

Бэккантри Пик Ленина

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Are you a skier or a snowboarder?
Do you ride out of the prepared skiing tracks or going to start?
And you always wished to visit some Base Camp at the foot magnificent mountains?
And you wished you could slide down some slope of a seven-thousand-meters peak?
Would you like to continue skiing season in summer?

If your answers to the questions above are “yes” then this is something for YOU!

The best time is the beginning of a season of July – 1.07.

The program of 16 days, to Razdelnaya peak. Those wishing to climb to the summit of Lenin Peak, should pay extra for the guide’s service +$500

Contacts:
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Price is 950$ per person (full board). If the group 4+ – leader goes for free.

Cost of the guide‘s service – $2000 for 2-4 persons. If the group consist of more than 4 pax – assistant of the guide is required.

 

Бэккантри Пик Ленина

Standard program: Bishkek – Bishkek

Price – 950 USD/pers

Duration: 16 days
location: Kyrgyzstan, Pamir
Altitude: 6148 m
Lat/Lon: 39.34690°N / 72.86920°E
Period: 1.0716.07

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Program maximum altitude: Razdelnaya peak 6148m.

Бэккантри Пик Ленина

Program 16 days Bishkek – Bishkek

Day 1 Arrival to Bishkek and flight to Osh. Overnight in hotel.
Day 2 Transfer to Achik Tash Base camp
Day 3 Acclimatization. Ski tour to Petrovsky peak.
Day 4 Acclimatization. Ski tour to the pass.
Day 5 Day for rest and preparations.
Day 6 Walk from BC to C1 (4400).
Day 7 Acclimatization. Ski tour to nearest peaks.
Day 8 Acclimatization. Ski tour to nearest peaks.
Day 9 Ski walk from C1 to C2 (5300).
Day 10 Ski walk from C2 to Razdelnaya summit.
Day 11 Descent from C2 to C1.
Day 12 Descent from C1 to BC.
Day 13 Extra day for the bad weather.
Day 14 Transfer Achik Tash-Osh.
Day 15 Flight Osh-Bishkek. Overnight in Bishkek.

The cost of standard package includes following services: 

Bishkek
1. Meeting/seeing off in the airport of Bishkek – Manas according the program
2. Air tickets (flight) Bishkek – Osh – Bishkek (according the program Bishkek-Bishkek 21days)
3. All necessary formalities (permit, registration)
4. Accommodation in a hotel or guest house, 1 night after expedition’s end
* If you arrive to Bishkek or Osh early in the morning (by 12 a.m.), then early coming to the hotel is considered to be a full day and you have to pay additionally.

Osh
1. Meeting/seeing of in the airport of Osh
2. Accommodation in a hotel or guest house, 2 nights
3. Support in purchase of meals
4. Transfers from Osh to base camp of Peak Lenin

Base camp, 3600m
1. Accommodation in twin tents in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days
2. Meals in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days
3. Using of kitchen room, shower, WC, storage room, electricity
4. Consulting over the route
5. Medical service, first-aid station, organization of rescue works
6. Radio station for connection summit-base
7. English-speaking staff

Advanced base camp, 4200m
1. Accommodation in twin tents in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days
2. Meals in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days
3. Using of kitchen room, WC, electricity
4. Consulting over the route
5. Medical service, first-aid station, organization of rescue works
6. English-speaking staff

Bonus from the company
1. Tea, coffee in the airport of Bishkek
2. T-shirt from the company
3. Bandana from the company
4. Certificate of completion
5. Farewell dinner after expedition’s end in the restaurant on Asia Mountains hotel
6. Discounts for excursion programs before and after expedition

The cost excludes:
1. Meals in the cities
2. Overload during the flight Bishkek-Osh-Bishkek, except allowed weight
3. Luggage transportation to Advanced Base camp 4200
4. High-altitude cook and altitude meals over Advanced Base camp 4200
5. Rent of altitude tents for the period of ascent
6. Rent of personal equipment
7. Gas cartridges
8. Alpine insurance
9. High-altitude porters
10. Climbing insurance
11. Additional radio stations for connection on the mountain
12. Additional payment for single accommodation in the cities and base camps
– Additional payment for single accommodation in the cities
– Additional payment for single accommodation in the base camps

Additional services:

1. Bishkek: hotels Asia Mountains and Asia Mountains2
Single room with breakfast – is 70 USD/day
Twin room with breakfast – is 80 USD/day

Osh: hotel Sun Rise
Single room with breakfast – is 50 USD/day
Twin room with breakfast – is 70 USD/day

N.B. Please note, early arrival to the hotels is charged as full price of the room for one day.

2. City tour in Bishkek

A group of 2-4 people is 75 USD for the group
A group of 5-7 people is 100 USD for the group
A group of 8-10 people is 125 USD for the group

3. High-altitude guide for 2018 – is 2000 USD for a group of maximum of 4 people
*If you’re not experienced alpinist and have never been at the altitude over 7,000m, we recommend you insistently to use services of our professional guides. It guarantees you a 100% safety during the ascent.

4. High-altitude cook – 40 USD/day for the group

5. Altitude food (purchase before group’s arrival) – 200 USD/pers

6. Gas cartridges
New gas cartridge (230gr) is 10 USD /one
(We do not accept back unused cartridges).

7. Services of high-altitude porters:

From BC to Camp1 (4200) – 3 USD/ per 1kg
From Camp1 (4200) to 5300m – 10 USD/ per 1kg
From 5300m to 6100m – 20 USD/ per 1kg
Over 6100m – according to the agreement.

The same price is on the way back.

* If you organize transfer-portage of luggage by yourself, with out ITC “Asia Mountains” assistance, the company is not responsible for loss or damage of your luggage.

8. Registration on the territory of Kyrgyz Republic – is 25 USD/pers

9. Help in receiving of cargo in Bishkek (cost depends on weight of cargo)

10. Alpine insurance we do not provide with Alpine insurance, you have to take care about it by your self

List of necessary equipment:

– Skis or snowboard with binding. Skiers should have (preferably) ski-tour binding and snowshoes. Snowboarders are obliged to have snowshoes.
– Skiing or snowboarding boots
– Avalanche equipment: beeper, probe, spade.
– Backpack 60-80 ll.
– Preferably a backpack 20-30 ll (for day walks, with possibility of fastening the skis or snowboard).
– Alpinist crampons (suitable for ski or snowboard boots)
– Ice axe
– Harness (low) 2 carabiners with coupling element, 2 carabiners without coupling element, self-insurance or 3m of 8mm rope, ascender.
– Sleeping bag (comfort temperature -10…-15)
– Flashlight (to wear on forehead)
– Isomat
– Ski mask, glasses
– Mountain ski or telescopic sticks
– Helmet
-Membrane jacket and trousers
– Down jacket
– Trekking boots
– Gloves (min 2 pairs)
– Hat
– Balaclava
– Underwear (termo clothes, polar or fleece)
– Socks 4 pairs
– Thermoses
– Sunblock
– Personal medical kit

Lenin Peak from the Garlic Field  Lenin Peak. Hike to camp 1 (4200 m) Lenin Peak. Lenin glacier

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Three 7000+ peaks of Kyrgyzstan in 2023

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Itinerary

Day 1. Arrival in Bishkek. Flight to Osh,accommodation in hotel.
Day 2. Transfer to base camp “Achyk-Tash”
Day 3. Acclimatization ascent of “Petrovskogo” peak. Descent to the base camp. Preparation day for climb to Camp 1.
Day 4. Climb to the Camp 1 (4400 m)
Day 5. Acclimatization ascent of “Domashniy” peak (4700m). Descent to the Camp 1. Preparation day for climb to the Camp 2.
Day 6. Climb to the Camp 2 (5300m)
Day 7. Climb to the Camp 3 (6200m)
Day 8. Descent to the camp 1 (4400m)
Day 9. Descent to the base camp (3600 м.)
Day 10. Rest day
Day 11. Preparation day
Day 12. Climb to the Camp 1 (4400m)
Day 13. Climb to the Camp 2 (5300 m)
Day 14. Climb to the Camp 3 (6200 m)
Day 15. Ascent of the Lenin peak summit (7134 m) and descent to the Camp 3.
Day 16. Descent to the camp 1 (4400m)
Day 17. Descent to the base camp (3600 m)
Day 18. Descent to the base camp.
Day 19. Rest day
Day 20. Transfer to Osh.
Day 21. Flight to Bishkek. Accommodation in hotel.
Day 22. Free day in Bishkek.
Day 23. Transfer Bishkek – Karkara (460 km), accommodation at Karkara Base Camp.
Day 24. Fly by helicopter to BC “South Inylchek” (4000m).
Day 25. Acclimatization and preparation for ascent.
Day 26. Camp 1. 4200m.
Day 27. Camp 2. 5300m.
Day 28. Camp 3. 5900m.
Day 29. Camp 4. 6400 m.
Day 30. Ascend to summit 7010m and descend to Camp 3.
Day 31. Descend to BC
Day 32. Rest day
Day 33. Preparation day
Day 34. Camp 1. 4200m.
Day 35. Camp 2. 5300m.
Day 36. Camp 3. 5900m
Day 37. Camp 4. 6400m
Day 38. Camp5. 6900m
Day 39. Camp6. 7100m
Day 40. Ascent of the Pobeda Peak summit 7439 and descent to the camp 5
Day 41. Descent to Camp 3. 5900m
Day 42. Descent to Camp 1. 4200m
Day 43. Descent to BC
Day 44. Reserve day in case of bad weather
Day 45. Reserve day in case of bad weather
Day 46. Fly by helicopter to BC “Karkara” and drive to Bishkek. Accommodation at hotel
Day 47. Free day in Bishkek
Day 48. Transfer to Airport.

Schedule of helicopter flights for 2023:

July 5, 12, 14, 19, 20, 25, 28, 30
August 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 16, 17, 24, 25

Cost of the program full package:

Cost of the program full package in 2023: 3400 USD/pax

Price includes:
– Meeting / seeing off at the airport, in Bishkek and in Osh.
– Transfers airport – hotel – airport, in Bishkek, and in Osh.
– Transfer Osh – Base Camp Achik-Tash – Osh.
– Transfer Bishkek – helipad Karkara – Bishkek.
– Flight Bishkek – Osh – Bishkek (free baggage allowance – 15 kg; over transportation additionally paid – 1-2 USD/kg).
– Helicopter flight to Base Camp South Inylchek (transportation of cargo without limit).
– Accommodation in hotels in Bishkek and in Osh with breakfast (not more than 5 nights!).
– Lunch on the road Osh – Achik-Tash – Osh and Bishkek – Karkara – Bishkek.
– Accommodation and meals (3 times a day) in the Base Camps: “Achik-Tash”, “Camp No. 1 on 4400 m”, “South Inylchek” and “Karkara”.
– Free use of a hot shower or bath, toilet, lockers in Base Camps: “Achik-Tash”, “Camp No. 1 at 4400 m”, “South Inylchek” and “Karkara”.
– Consultant guide services.
– First aid and consultation of doctor.
– Registration in the rescue team.
– Ecological fee.
– Fixed ropes on the route to Khan-Tengri Peak.
– Supplying with the radio contact on the route.
– Boundary zone permit, OVIR registration.

Price doesn’t include:
– The cost of the Kyrgyz visa
– International flight
– Meals not included in the program – meals on the mountains above Camp 1, and in the cities
– Alcoholic drinks
– Personal expenses (insurance, overweight in airplanes, etc.)
– Services of a mountain guide and porters
– Renting of personal and group climbing equipment

Additional service in BC:

Additional service in BC Achik-Tash:

– Rent of mountaineering tent – 80 USD per program.
– Accommodation in installed tents (in high altitude camps 2,3) – 60 USD per night.
– Gas cartridges KOVEA/COLEMAN (230 gr) – in BC – 9 USD / pc; in C1 – 10 USD / pc.
– Gas cartridges KOVEA/COLEMAN (440 gr) – in BC – 15 USD / pc; in C1 – 16 USD / pc.
– A set of high-altitude products: 120 USD/set.
– Internet (WI-FI) – in BC – 3 USD / hour; in C1 – 5 USD / hour.

Additional service in BC South Inylchek:

– Rent of mountaineering tent – 80 USD per program.
– Gas cartridges KOVEA/COLEMAN (230 gr) – 9 USD / pc.
– International calls – 4 USD/min
– Internet (WI-FI) – 5 USD / hour.

Mountain Guide services

Mountain Guide services for Lenin Peak per program (1-3 persons): 2000 USD
Mountain Guide services for Khan-Tengri Peak: 2500 USD

 List of needed Personal equipment:

Backpack – 85 liters, Sleeping bag -1, Sleeping pad – 1, Harness – 1, Carbines – 4, Jumar – 1, Crampons– 1, Repshnur (6-7 mm) – 5 m, Ice axe – 1, Sun glasses – 1 or 2, Torch (headlamp) -1 + set of spare batteries, Ice screw -2, Folding knife – 1, Down jacket/parka -1, Gortex: pants, jacket – 1 suit, Polartec: jacket 200 -1; pants – 1, Thermal underwear – 1 suit, Polartec 100 – 1 suit (jacket, pants), Polartec gloves -1, Overmitts – 1.+ windproof -1, Warm hat -1, Balaclava -1, Warm socks -2 pairs, Socks, Gamashi, Sun protection crèam, Figure-8 descender – 1, Telescopic Sticks (poles). – 1, Avalanche shovel –1, High altitude boots – 1, Trekking boots -1.

Insurance information

Dear guests,
Please pay attention on the fact of your security in case of any accidents if you purchase insurance policy. Responsibility for the reliability of the insurance company and for the accordance of insurance policy to our demands holds by the owner of insurance. We imperatively recommend to control next information in the insurance policy:

1) GLOBAL VOYAGER CAN NOT INTERVENE as an insurance company assistant

2) The sum of the policy must cover not less than USD 30.000

3) In the field “occupation” (or “sports practice”) “Mountaineering” must be notified

4) As Country of stay – Kyrgyzstan

5) The effective dates of the insurance policy must be included and coincide with the dates of Stay in Kyrgyzstan

6) The insurance policy must cover at least “first aid” and “transport of affected by helicopter if necessary” (be sure of this point to be included during the formalization of the insurance policy)

Note:
Before the formalization of the policy, make sure which assistant operates the insurance company in question.

Please remember: we do not work with GLOBAL VOYAGER assistant. In case the client has purchased an insurance policy in any company whose assistant is GLOBAL VOYAGER, medical and transportation expenses will be borne by the client involved.

Contact us

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Heliski in Jergalan, Kyrgyzstan

Jergalan area offers the best snow powder and the best ski slopes in Issyk-Kul valley. Accomodation is arranged on new  Karkara base very close to the riding area.

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Itinerary

Day 1. Saturday
Arrival to Manas International airport (Bishkek) by one of the morning flights. Transfer (about 7 hours) to Karkara base. Breakfast on the way.

Day 2-6.
8.30 – breakfast
10.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 12-00 Lunch
17-00 – return to the Karkara base.
19-00 – dinner

Day 7. Friday.
8.30 – breakfast
10.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 12-00 Lunch
16.00 – return to the Karkara base.
19.00 transfer to the airport.

Day 8. Saturday.
Registartion on the flight,departure home

Price of the program in 2020: 4800 USD.

The price includes:
– 8 hours of helicopter time for riding
– Accommodation in twin ethno-rooms of “Karkara” mountain base – 6 nights;
– All group transfers mentioned in the program (Bishkek airport – Karkara base; Karkara base –  Bishkek airport);
– Full board
– Service of professional heliski-guides;
– Using of avalanche equipment: sensors (transceivers), ABS backpacks, shovels, probes.
– Sauna

Additional service (not included in the price of the tour):
– Skiing in Ski Resort (15$ per person per day)
– Paragliding (tandem flight with expert)
– Speedriding
– Bar, disco, karaoke

The price doesn’t include:
– air tickets, all airport taxes;
– ski, snowboard and other equipment rental fee;
– Riding on snowmobiles
– Emergency evacuation fee;
– Visa and other consular service;
– Individual menu (drinks and meals not included to the group menu);
– Additional expenses caused by bad weather conditions, airport time-table changes, equipment breakage, illness etc;
– Personal expenses in the hotel: bar, international calls etc.
– Insurance. To participate in the program each one must have insurance policy which allows helicopter flights and off-piste riding. The sum insured must be at least 10.000 USD. In the absence of an insurance policy, the participant is not allowed to fly by helicopter. The Deposit amount is not refundable.

Additional program conditions:
– group must consist of at least 13 people;
– the heli-ski routes are chosen by the guides and depend on the group riding level, weather and snow conditions;
– the program is planned for good weather;
– we will refund unused money in case of bad weather conditions or danger;
– we do not refund money back to the client in case riding failed because of other reasons, such as broken equipment, illness, late take-off or early landing, caused by the participant.

Heliski in Suusamyr

Suusamyr is situated in 130 km from Bishkek city and is located between two ridges: Kyrgyz ridge from the North and Suusamyr-Too from the South. The altitude of the skiing area is 2200-2600 m with surrounding mountain peaks with altitude of near to 4500 m. This area attracts by the powder and great opportunities for of off-piste skiing.

Supplier of services: ClimberCA International ConsortiumAbout Us
Quick reference phone: +99898 3039846 – telegram
Consultants:
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+7966 065-53-44 – whatsapp/viber
e-mail: your@climberca.com
Note: ClimberCA offers to you the best service & the firm prices of all kind of services we offer on our web-pages. Some services, which we offer to you, are truly unexampled.

Itinerary
Day 1. Saturday. Arrival to Manas International airport (Bishkek), flight (or car transfer, 130 km) to Suusamyr valley.
Accommodation on the ski base, acquaintance with area, guides, main instructions.

Day 2-6.
8.30 – breakfast
9.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 13.00 Lunch
17-00 – return to the base.
19-00 – dinner

Day 7. Friday.
8.30 – breakfast
10.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 12.00 Lunch
17.00 – return to the base.
20.00 – farewell dinner
23.00 transfer to the airport.

Day 8. Saturday.
Registration on the flight,departure home

Price of the program in 2020: 4500 USD.

The price includes:
– 8 hours of helicopter time for riding
– Accommodation in twin rooms – 6 nights;
– All group transfers mentioned in the program;
– Full board
– Service of professional heliski-guides;
– Using of avalanche equipment: sensors (transceivers), ABS backpacks, shovels, probes.

Additional service (not included in the price of the tour):
– Skiing in Ski Resort (10$ per person per day)
– Paragliding (tandem flight with expert)
– Speedriding
– Bar, disco, karaoke
– Sauna

The price doesn’t include:
– air tickets, all airport taxes;
– ski, snowboard and other equipment rental fee;
– Riding on snowmobiles
– Emergency evacuation fee;
– Visa and other consular service;
– Individual menu (drinks and meals not included to the group menu);
– Additional expenses caused by bad weather conditions, airport time-table changes, equipment breakage, illness etc;
– Personal expenses in the hotel: bar, international calls etc.
– Insurance. To participate in the program each one must have insurance policy which allows helicopter flights and off-piste riding. The sum insured must be at least 10.000 USD. In the absence of an insurance policy, the participant is not allowed to fly by helicopter. The Deposit amount is not refundable.

Additional program conditions:
– group must consist of at least 13 people;
– the heli-ski routes are chosen by the guides and depend on the group riding level, weather and snow conditions;
– the program is planned for good weather;
– we will refund unused money in case of bad weather conditions or danger;
– we do not refund money back to the client in case riding failed because of other reasons, such as broken equipment, illness, late take-off or early landing, caused by the perticipant.

Heli-Ski in Kyrgyzstan. Riding areas

1) Sussamyr – West Karakol – Ala-Archa

2) Terskey Ala-Too – Kuiluu, Jergalan and other canyons

3) Kyrgyz Ala-Too range – Sussamyr

Heliski in Jergalan, Kyrgyzstan

Jergalan area offers the best snow powder and the best ski slopes in Issyk-Kul valley. Accomodation is arranged on new  Karkara base very close to the riding area.

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Itinerary

Day 1. Saturday
Arrival to Manas International airport (Bishkek) by one of the morning flights. Transfer (about 7 hours) to Karkara base. Breakfast on the way.

Day 2-6.
8.30 – breakfast
10.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 12-00 Lunch
17-00 – return to the Karkara base.
19-00 – dinner

Day 7. Friday.
8.30 – breakfast
10.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 12-00 Lunch
16.00 – return to the Karkara base.
19.00 transfer to the airport.

Day 8. Saturday.
Registration on the flight,departure home

Price of the program in 2020: 4800 USD.

The price includes:
– 8 hours of helicopter time for riding
– Accommodation in twin ethno-rooms of “Karkara” mountain base – 6 nights;
– All group transfers mentioned in the program (Bishkek airport – Karkara base; Karkara base –  Bishkek airport);
– Full board
– Service of professional heliski-guides;
– Using of avalanche equipment: sensors (transceivers), ABS backpacks, shovels, probes.
– Sauna

Additional service (not included in the price of the tour):
– Skiing in Ski Resort (15$ per person per day)
– Paragliding (tandem flight with expert)
– Speedriding
– Bar, disco, karaoke

The price doesn’t include:
– air tickets, all airport taxes;
– ski, snowboard and other equipment rental fee;
– Riding on snowmobiles
– Emergency evacuation fee;
– Visa and other consular service;
– Individual menu (drinks and meals not included to the group menu);
– Additional expenses caused by bad weather conditions, airport time-table changes, equipment breakage, illness etc;
– Personal expenses in the hotel: bar, international calls etc.
– Insurance. To participate in the program each one must have insurance policy which allows helicopter flights and off-piste riding. The sum insured must be at least 10.000 USD. In the absence of an insurance policy, the participant is not allowed to fly by helicopter. The Deposit amount is not refundable.

Additional program conditions:
– group must consist of at least 13 people;
– the heli-ski routes are chosen by the guides and depend on the group riding level, weather and snow conditions;
– the program is planned for good weather;
– we will refund unused money in case of bad weather conditions or danger;
– we do not refund money back to the client in case riding failed because of other reasons, such as broken equipment, illness, late take-off or early landing, caused by the participant.

Heliski in Suusamyr

Suusamyr is situated in 130 km from Bishkek city and is located between two ridges: Kyrgyz ridge from the North and Suusamyr-Too from the South. The altitude of the skiing area is 2200-2600 m with surrounding mountain peaks with altitude of near to 4500 m. This area attracts by the powder & great opportunities for of off-piste skiing.

Supplier of services: ClimberCA International ConsortiumAbout Us
Quick reference phone: +99898 3039846 – telegram
Consultants:
+7771 467-41-93 – telegram
+7966 065-53-44 – whatsapp/viber
e-mail: your@climberca.com
Note: ClimberCA offers to you the best service & the firm prices of all kind of services we offer on our web-pages. Some services, which we offer to you, are truly unexampled.

Itinerary
Day 1. Saturday. Arrival to Manas International airport (Bishkek), flight (or car transfer, 130 km) to Suusamyr valley.
Accommodation on the ski base, acquaintance with area, guides, main instructions.

Day 2-6.
8.30 – breakfast
9.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 13.00 Lunch
17-00 – return to the base.
19-00 – dinner

Day 7. Friday.
8.30 – breakfast
10.00 – departure to the riding area. Riding.
About 12.00 Lunch
17.00 – return to the base.
20.00 – farewell dinner
23.00 transfer to the airport.

Day 8. Saturday.
Registration on the flight,departure home

Price of the program in 2020: 4500 USD.

The price includes:
– 8 hours of helicopter time for riding
– Accommodation in twin rooms – 6 nights;
– All group transfers mentioned in the program;
– Full board
– Service of professional heliski-guides;
– Using of avalanche equipment: sensors (transceivers), ABS backpacks, shovels, probes.

Additional service (not included in the price of the tour):
– Skiing in Ski Resort (10$ per person per day)
– Paragliding (tandem flight with expert)
– Speedriding
– Bar, disco, karaoke
– Sauna

The price doesn’t include:
– air tickets, all airport taxes;
– ski, snowboard and other equipment rental fee;
– Riding on snowmobiles
– Emergency evacuation fee;
– Visa and other consular service;
– Individual menu (drinks and meals not included to the group menu);
– Additional expenses caused by bad weather conditions, airport time-table changes, equipment breakage, illness etc;
– Personal expenses in the hotel: bar, international calls etc.
– Insurance. To participate in the program each one must have insurance policy which allows helicopter flights and off-piste riding. The sum insured must be at least 10.000 USD. In the absence of an insurance policy, the participant is not allowed to fly by helicopter. The Deposit amount is not refundable.

Additional program conditions:
– group must consist of at least 13 people;
– the heli-ski routes are chosen by the guides and depend on the group riding level, weather and snow conditions;
– the program is planned for good weather;
– we will refund unused money in case of bad weather conditions or danger;
– we do not refund money back to the client in case riding failed because of other reasons, such as broken equipment, illness, late take-off or early landing, caused by the perticipant.

Outdoor activities in Central Asia 2019

The warm months are coming, so many fans of outdoor activities are interested in the opportunities that are available in the mountains of Uzbekistan.

As for trekking, it is possible, but activity in mountainous regions of Uzbekistan has many limitations because of strict border rules and so on … In fact, only a small area around Chimgan is open to travelers. One-day hiking in the mountains, horseback riding and rafting are still possible. However, white water rafting is possible in Uzbekistan only on one river and until the end of May.

Meanwhile, the border between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan has been simplified. The long-closed border crossing point of Djartepo near to Samarkand  now is open.

This allows the trekkers leaving Samarkand in two hours to be in the heart of Fann Mountains.

The opportunities for trekking that Fann Mountains give, of course, are incomparable to any other region in Central Asia and there are no strict administrative restrictions.

Therefore, in the coming season for outdoor activities we recommend combined tours, for example Tashkent – Bukhara – Samarkand – Fann Mountains – Samarkand – Tashkent.

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The little hero who conquered the Super Giant Slalom

Amir Gusev finshed the Super Giant Slalom in 1 minute 2,39 seconds. He improved his divisioning result by 13 seconds. (Photo: Bavo Delbaere)

Bavo Delbaere, AIPS Young Reporter, Belgium

SCHLADMING/RAMSAU, March 22, 2017 – Two skis make a horizontal turn, snow shoots inall directions. Time is stopped, and the cheering crowds reach a crescendo.They just witnessed a special performance. A member of the USA skiingdelegation quickly grabs a pen and jokingly writes down ‘Amir Gusev’ on their nationalcontestant list. He just saw the Uzbek 11-year old snatch away the gold medal inthe Advanced Super Giant Slalom Final.

Amir has quickly raced his way to fame in the Special Olympic corridors.A group of volunteers pat him on the shoulder and seize the opportunity to talkto him as he passes by. “We’ve heard you’re quite a talent. When will you beracing again? We want to make sure we’re there to watch!” They seem just ascaptivated as Bryan Tweit, an Alpine Skiing Coach from team USA who was on siteduring the race. “Suddenly a very young athlete shows up on top of themountain. He starts zigzagging down better and faster than all the olderopponents. It was not just some ordinary race, it was the final of the SuperGiant Slalom advanced division. That’s quite an achievement at such a youngage, my jaws literally dropped.”

Uzbekistan team coach Dmitriy Pitirimov stays cool under all the excitement. “It’s not about pride, I don’t like that feeling. I am grateful though. Pridegives you the feeling you are already there, gratefulness keep your feet on theground. I won’t deny that he did a great job of course! I checked the clocktwice just to be sure it really happened. It was incredible! But the next racecan be something wholely different, it does not end here, I want him to continue training hard.”

The talented youth grew up in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan: acountry that has everlasting snow, mountain peaks that reach 4500 metres andplenty of untouched nature. He has trouble with reading, writing and expressinghimself. His father died when he was still very young so with only his motherlooking out for him, it has not been an easy time for the small family. Amirspends most of his time in a school for disabled children.

In 2009, coach Dmitriy started cooperating with the school. The idea wasto take the disabled kids to go rock climbing. From there on his life took aradical twist. He got involved with the children a lot, one of which he adoptedas his own daughter. Two other young rock climbers turned into very successfulsportsmen. “They are now competing in the national team of Uzbekistan. I’m nottalking about the Special Olympics, but the regular national team!” Dmitriy pointsout.

The Uzbek coach started preparing for the Winter Games in Austria duringthe fall of 2016. He has 30 years of experience in Alpine skiing and time wasripe to pass on his knowledge. A new group of youngsters from the school wereselected, they started training from scratch. The first days they were justwalking and trying to find the balance on the skis. Step by step progress wasmade and slowly but surely their talent rose to the surface.

Coach Dmitriy soon realized one of them was very gifted: Amir. “He is 11years old so he doesn’t weigh as much as his opponents who are adults, hisfeatherweight is a disadvantage in skiing but Amir overthrows that with hisbravery.” The pupil knows what it takes to perform, he uses his excellentbalance as an asset. He might have learning difficulties but when it comes topractical things he adapts very fast.

According to Dmitriy, a coach must do more than just train his athletes.“You have to be a mentor, take responsibility and guide them through life.” Heis not the kind of person who will dictate life lessons to his disciples.According to him it’s all about setting good examples. Because when you letthem experience positive moments, they will eventually come out of their shell.

“Hospitality is anchored in the Uzbek way of life. In the summer orduring vacation I invite the athletes to my home. My family gives them food,care and love.  We spend time togetherhigh in the mountains and we ski till the sun goes down. He won a gold medal but I will trulyhave succeeded when he has a good job later and can participate in society likeeverybody else.”

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Classification

Note: This article describes the IFSC classification system, national systems may be different.

Impairments can be very different and so also the level of climbing. To ensure a fair competition, athletes are classified in order to compete against athletes with a similar level of impairment. In Paraclimbing, we have 10 different sport classes at the moment.

  • Blind categories (B1, B2, B3)
  • Amputees (AU1, AU2, AL1, AL2)
  • Limited reach, power or stability (RP1, RP2, RP3)

Higher numbers equal higher functionality (less impairment), lower numbers equal lower functionality (more impairment). So that means B1 athletes are completely blind and have to climb with a blindfold, B2 athletes have a visual acuity of up to 2/60 and/or a visual field of less than 5%, B3 in between 2/60 and 6/60 visual acuity and a visual field in between 5 % and 20 %. Blind climbers have a sight guide who announces the holds and moves for the climber.

AU2: Forearm amputee / limb deficiency

AU1 athletes only have one functioning arm, so their climbing style is one arm dynamic moves. Precise footwork and body positioning is needed to compensate for the missing arm.

AU2 has one arm with a forearm amputation or a limb deficiency so that the athlete has one arm and one stump left for climbing. Their reach is limited, the use of finger pockets and pinching is also not possible with the impaired arm.

AL1 is for athletes who use wheelchairs due to no usable function from the waist down or for double hip disarticulation amputees. Their climbing style is purely campusing as they have no use of their legs.

AU2 Athlete Thomas Meier (GER) with leg prosthesis (stretched leg)

AL2 has at least one leg amputation or limb deficiency – no matter the length. The only minimum criteria is that there may be no ankle left. The athletes also may decide if they want to climb with a prosthesis or not. Climbing styles are very different depending on the athlete using a prosthesis or not. There is also a difference if it is a below or above knee amputation / limb deficiency because the additional joint allows specific hooking which might be helpful in steep walls.

RP athletes may have neurological or physiological impairments which can be very different. Some athletes of lower RP classes need a wheelchair while others are limited by other factors (flexibility, coordination, strength). Climbing styles are very different here and in general, in RP categories there are way more “different” types of impairment competing against each other in comparison to other categories.

Routesetting needs to be specific for each category. If you are further interested in this topic, take a look at this page about Paraclimbing routesetting.

How do athletes get classified?

Right before an official IFSC event (World Cups or World Championships), there will be medical examinations for new athletes. During this medical examination, the athletes will present their medical documentation and undergo medical checks in order to determine the sport class.

How can I compete?

Contact your national federation and ask if they have any Paraclimbing structures existing and how you can participate.

Who is not allowed to compete?

  • Athletes with a visual field of more than 20 % and or a visual acuity of more than 6/60.
  • Deaf or hearing impaired persons
  • People with organ transplant
  • Intellectual impaired athletes (for IFSC events! National events may have a different format)

In the current IFSC Rules (2019) there is no precise minimum disability criteria defined for most of the categories.

Merging

In order to have a proper competition, the IFSC has defined minimum criteria on numbers of athletes to start a category. 5 athletes from 3 different countries are needed to run a World Cup category, 6 athletes from 4 different countries to run a category at a World Championship. If less athletes apply for a category, the category is not opened and these athletes would not be allowed to compete.
Because it is better an unfair competition than no competition, the rules give the option to merge certain categories in order to allow more athletes to compete.

Merging schema according to the IFSC rules

There are still inadequacies in the current merging schema: If B3 or RP3 does not have enough athletes, and the categories left of them in the schema exceed the minimum criteria, B3/RP3 are not opened for competition. So the problem is always on the right side of the merging schema because there is no category available to merge them to.

If we look into the statistics, it clearly shows that the concept of merging is needed even with growth over the past years: In theory, we could have 20 categories if all categories exceed the minimum criteria. The World Championship Innsbruck 2018 had 12 categories and sets of medals, the World Championship Briançon 2019 had 14 sets of medals. So there is still room for growth …

Categories which tend to have (too) low numbers of participants:

Men: AU1, AL1

Women: AU1, AU2, AL1, AL2, RP1, RP2, RP3,B1, B2, B3

Uzbekistan Snowboarding & Snow-skiing

Skiing & freeriding program in Uzbekistan. Sketch itinerary winter 2016-2017

Chimgan-Beldersay is the main skiing area in Uzbekistan, which is located in the mountains of Western Tien-Shan (90 km far from Tashkent). Chimgan in the best way approaches for family leisure with children, Beldersay is more appropriate for skilled skiers and snowboarders.

There are two double-chair ski lifts and some hoop lifts in Chimgan and Beldersay (5 km from Chimgan).

Ski slopes and avalanche danger areas in Chimgan ski resort
Ski slopes and avalanche danger areas in Chimgan ski resort
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Sketch itinerary winter 2016-2017

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Day 01. Arrival in Tashkent. Meeting at the airport, transfer in Chimgan. Arrangements with an accommodation. If the time allows – ski-tracks of Chimgan. The length of the chair lift road in Chimgan – 800 m. Overfall of heights – 385 m. Length of the rope-tow – 570 m. Overfall of heights – 250 m. Chimgan has several routes and type of complexities, a ski-track for beginning skiers, extended up to 1500 m has a rope-tow lift, considered as “blue” tracks long, flat, and easy. The ski-track for slalom is extended up to 900 m and equipped with chair lift and classified as a “red” track of mid level difficulty.

Day 02. Acquaintance with the area, an ascent to the Western Ridge of Chimgan, and then descent downwards, vertical drop
– 600 m. Start at height of 2350 m. It will be possible to do it two times during the day. Return by car to hotel.

Day 03. Transfer in Beldersay. Highest point – 2880 m. Length of the ski-track – 3017 m. Overfall of heights – 765 m. Average bias of the ski-track – 27. Maximal bias – 52.1. Extension of the chair-lift – 2250 m. Overfall of heights – 565m. Extension of the rope-tow – 700m. Overfall of heights – 200m. Ski-tracks of Beldersay basically are intended for skilled mountain skiers, but there are also good conditions for beginners. The peculiarity of local climate creates extreme temperatures and plentiful snowfalls which promote a high-quality snow cover. Descents are carried out from mountain Kumbel, which slopes in area of skiing have smoothed relief (steepness up to 30 degrees) without deep gorges and canyons. Archa and the deciduous woods grow on slopes alternating with open glades. Going up to the top of Kumbel mountain is carried out by chair lift road (length 2250 m) and further proceeds on rope-tow lift (length 700m). Ski-tracks for mass riding are laid out along the rope-tow and chair lifts. Free descents begin from the west side of Kumbel mountain directly from a crest of a ridge and come to an end in a vein of stream of Beldersay. Width of slopes for free descents up to 1 km, length of descents up to 5 km.

For the experienced backcountry skiers we offer to descent towards the Chet-Kumbel pass, then lift back to the Kumbel Peak, vertical drop is 600 m. It is possible to make two descents during the day. Return to hotel in Chimgan.

Day 04.Climbing to the top of Greater Chimgan. Spending night at summit in tent.

Or transfer to Beldersay, lifting on ski-lift to the Kumbel Peak, then traverse to the Maygashkan peak, descent to Beldersay village. Vertical drop – 800 m. Return back to hotel by car.

Day 05. Descent from the summit of Greater Chimgan (3309 m.) via Central couloir.
Or ascent to the Smaller Chimgan peak and then descent towards the Charvak Lake. (Or, subject to the snow conditions, repeat the most exciting element of previous days). Night in hotel.

Day 06. Repeat the most exciting element of previous days. Transfer to Tashkent train station. Leave for Bukhara by the night train.

Day 07.
07.00 Meeting at the Kagan train station. Transfer to Bukhara. A breakfast in hotel;
09.00 Excursion across Bukhara;
19.00 Transfer to train station;
20.50 Train to Samarkand.

Day 08.
01.40 Arrival in Samarkand. A meeting at train station, transfer to hotel.
10.00. Excursion across Samarkand.
17.30. Transfer to the train station.
18.00 Train to Tashkent.
20.00 Arrival in Tashkent, meeting at train station, transfer in the airport.
End of the program

The cost includes:
All meetings, seeng-offs and transfers on a route.
Service of a professional guide.
Accommodation in guest house in Chimgan (or hotel on your choice). Registration.
Railway tickets for a train (compartment) Tashkent – Bukhara, Bukhara – Samarkand.
Railway tickets for «Аfrosiab» train Samarkand – Tashkent.
Service of guides in Samarkand and Bukhara.
Car with the driver during excursion in Samarkand.
Breakfast in Bukhara and Samarkand (and in Chimgan at place of residence).
Food, gas during climb to Greater Chimgan summit.

The cost does not include:
A food in Chimgan and in the cities.
Skipass/Lift charge in Chimgan and Beldersay.
Entrance tickets for excursion objects in Samarkand and Bukhara.
Rent of ski/board, tent, sleeping bag and personal gears and wearing.

Price.
2 pax:
550 USD – accommodation in guest house.
630 USD – accommodation in hotel (Standard room).
3 pax:
455 USD – accommodation in guest house.
635 USD – accommodation in hotel (Junior suite room).
4 pax:
485 USD – accommodation in guest house.
600 USD – accommodation in hotel (Standard room).

Local peculiarities of Snowboarding & Snow-skiing in Uzbekistan Mountains

Uzbekistan Mountains near to Tashkent

Chimgan Mountains

The Chimgan Mountains are invariably attractive for mountaineers. The wide variety of Chimgan and its surroundings allows the activity in all kinds of mountaineering and landscape tourism. Mountains  (Small and Greater Chimgan Peaks – 3,309 m) of Chatkal range, plateaus, the Black Waterfall (40 m) at the lower part of Greater Chimgan Peak, Gulkam and Novotasha waterfalls, attract a lot of tourists from Uzbekistan and abroad.

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Heli-skiing. Uzbekistan has the advantage over the other regions of Heli-skiing on the territory of the former USSR (Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Caucasus, Altay, and Camchatka) because of sunny, warm and fine stable weather.

Heli-skiers make descends from summits of Ugam, Pskem and Chatkal mountain ranges (on the altitude 3000-4000 m.). The amplitude of descends 1,3 – 2 km; the length of the descending 5-10 km. Usually heli-skiers make 4-6 descends per day. The flight time from the hotel to the landing place 5-30 min. Tourists are accompanied with 2 guides. Each tourist must have his own special equipment (ski, beacons, first-aid medical set). Helicopter grounds are located near the hotel. The best time for skiing – late January – March.

We provide guides for all kinds of skiing and snowboarding. By preliminary inquiry we can arrange descents outside of the route by a virgin snow (backcountry) accompanied by our skilled guides.

 

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