Lenin Peak, why is it worth climbing it? Well, first of all, because this mountain is 134 meters higher than the seven-kilometer height. This is an important technical and psychological milestone for climbers. But in addition, the level of service that is offered on this mountain is perhaps unparalleled in the whole world. If you want to know more about this, then we are on our way.
According to data of “Uzbektourism” the active forms of eco-tourism like rafting, hiking, trekking, rock climbing, speleology, horseback riding, and mountaineering come to 60 percent of all tourism in the Tashkent province. Locals, and also tourists from many other ountries prefer mentioned activities in Uzbekistan Mountains near to Tashkent. Historical-cognitive tourism amounts about ten percent. Inactive forms of eco-tourism attract less than 30 per cent of tourists.
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Mountaineering is the sport, hobby or profession of walking, hiking, trekking and climbing up mountains. It is also sometimes known as alpinism, particularly in Europe. While it began as an all-out attempt to reach the highest point of unclimbed mountains, it has branched into specializations addressing different aspects of mountains and may now be said to consist of three aspects: rock-craft, snow-craft and skiing, depending on whether the route chosen is over rock, snow or ice. All require great athletic and technical ability, and experience is also very important.
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Day 1.
12.00 Arrival in the Majerum village, accommodation in a guest house. The guest house has 4 rooms (15 beds).
13.00 Lunch.
14.00-18.00 Hike around the village (4 km)
19.00 Dinner.
Day 2. Hike
from the Majerum village to the Hayat village.
7.00 Breakfast.
8.00-12.00 Visiting a water mill, the 2000-year-old Oriental biota tree and the ruins of an ancient mosque in the Majerumsay valley. Then cross a ridge to the neighboring of the Andygen village.
13.00 Lunch on a tapchan in the Andygen village.
14.00 Walk rond the Andygen village (the ancient mosque Avlieot and Mazar), then hike along the foothills to the Hayat village.
18.00 Accommodation in the guest house.
19.00 Dinner.
Day 3.
7.00 Breakfast.
8.00-12.00 Hike rond the Hayat village, then along the Hayatsaya valley (7 km), visit the ruins of the old village and Severtsov sheep nursery.
13.00 Lunch.
14.00-18.00 Workshop on baking home bread in a tandoor and cooking pilaf.
19.00 Dinner
Day 4. Hike
from the Hayat village to the Ukhum village.
7.00 Breakfast.
8.00-12.00 Hike from Hayat village through a small mountain ridge to the neighboring Ukhum village (5 km).
12.00 Accommodation in a guest house in the Ukhum village.
13.00 Lunch.
14.00-18.00 Hike round the Ukhum village, to the mazar Eshon-bobo and to the petroglyphs in the Tykchasay valley (10 km).
19.00 Dinner.
Day 5.
7.00 Breakfast
8.00 Departure
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The mountains of Uzbekistan enter in structure of Tyan-Shan and Alay mountain systems. On territory turn the western spurs of Tyan-Shan and Gissar-Alay mountain system. To south and west they gradually lower and turn to plains.
Internal (tectonic) power of Earth formed folds grown the powerful ranges of mountains.
The mountains and foothills with brook relief, located in east and south-east part of Uzbekistan, where they unite with powerful mountain
deep brook massive on territory of Kirgizya and Tadjikistan. Mainly this Ugam, Pskem, Chatkal, Kuramin ranges and their western and south-western spurs, concerning to Western Tyan-Shan system and Turkestan, Zerafshan and Gissar ranges with their continuous on south-western – Babatag and Kugintangtau ranges, concerning to Gissar-Alay system.
Entering on territory of Uzbekistan its spurs formed radiating bundle of mountain chains, constantly less in north-western and south-western directions. The character example is Karjantau, Maygashkan and Surenata ranges in western Tyan-Shan system and Nuratau, Aktau and Kuratau ranges and Karatepa and Ziadin-Zirabulak mountains, being the last of Pamir-Alay.
Entering in Western Tyan-Shan system the mountain ranges (Karjantau, Ugam, Pskem, Chatkal, Kuramin) began from Talass Alatau (on border with Kirgizstan), further as fan radiate from here and continuos to north-east to south-west.
The more high point of Talass Alatau is mountain Manas (4482m). The high point of Chatkal range on territory of Uzbekistan – Greater
Chimgan peak (3309 m). Between Chatkal and Kuramin ranges located Akhangaran valley.
The apexes of Western Tyan-Shan covered with snow and glaciers.
The Chatkal and Kuramin ranges border on north with Fergana valley. From east she borders with Fergana range, from south with Alay and Turkestan ranges. To north-west from Turkestan range raises the Malguzar range, to south-west Chumkartau range. Only the north slopes of Chumkartau entering on territory of Uzbekistan. The valley of Sanzar river separate the Malguzar mountains from Nuratau mountains. The weak point in this valley named Tamerlan gates.
The Nuratau mountains stretch on 180 km. Their north slope is steep, the south slope is gently sloping. The high point of North part of Nuratau mountains is Khayatbashi apex (2165 m). The south part of Nuratau mountains consists from separate apexes (Aktau, Karatau, Karagatau, Gabduntau).
On the south and as parallel to Turkestan range located Zarafshan range. With self eastern part he entering on territory of Tadjikistan. On south from Zarafshan range located Gissar range and his south-western spurs (Yakkobag, Surkhantau, Kugikantau, Baysuntau, Chakgarand other). Here located the highest point of Uzbekistan – the Khazret Sultan (4643 m).
In western part of Gissar range are two glaciers – Batirbay and Severcev. On south of Uzbekistan along of border with Tadjikistan located Babatag range. The high point – Zarkasa (2292 m). The main features of orography of Uzbekistan connected with features of geological structure of above-mentioned the mountain systems.
This bond found expression in these, that between mountain ranges located spacious foothill and intermountain depressions, the large from which is Tashkent-Golodnosteppe, Fergana Zarafshan, Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya.
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 waterfalls, attract a lot of tourists from Uzbekistan and abroad.
Another attractive place for mountaineering is situated on Ugam ridge and on the southern; slopes of the Karjantau ridge of the Western
Tyan-Shan system. There are following natural sites, which are of interest of mountaineers in area of Ugam & Karjantau ridges:
• Peak Mingbulak (2,628 m) – the highest peak of the Karjantau ridge.
• Qizilsuv waterfalls – the pictorial cascades that flow at the sinuous river gorges of Qizilsuv Mountain River.
• Loquacious cave is located on plateau Ghiza, 20 km from village Humsan, in a funnel-shaped hollow. On the bottom of the hollow, in the exposure of grey limestone, there is a 1×1 m rectangular aperture transforming to a 1.5 m high sloping tunnel. Its floor is covered with
lumps, ceiling being arcaded. This tunnel is 20 m long and leads to the inner larger part of the cave. A ladder is needed in order to proceed
into the cave as there is a 6 m high prominence. Then the floor levels out, height reaching 20-30 m. The cave is so named due to a treamlet flowing through it.
• Arkutsay – exposure of loess stratum. The site is 3 km west of Humsan, on the right bank of the Ugam River. Section of the formation represents the wall of a small landslide breakaway and is a stratum of interstratifying loess-like loams of Quaternary and fossil soils horizons. The section is unique as it exposes more than 80 m thick deposition of rocks.
• Kyrk-Kokyl waterfall (in Uzbek “Kyrk-Kokyl” means 40 plaits) – pictorial waterfall at Pustonlyk – confluent of Ugam River, 9 km from Humsan village.
Kathmandu is the capital city of the country Nepal covering an area of 50 sq km. The average altitude of the city is 1,350 meters above the sea level. According to the census of 2011, the city holds a population of 1,740,977. The city was previously called Kantipur and Kasthamandap. This place is the country’s most developed as well as urbanized area. The country holds centralization here. Other developed areas inside the valley around Kathmandu are Kirtipur, Bhaktapur and Patan.
Besides, the city is very rich in pilgrimage sites and holy areas. This city is a home to thousands of temples, monasteries, Boudha Gumbas including world heritage sites and other smaller temples. The Kathmandu Durbar Square and the Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square are famous among the tourists as a sightseeing place. The Pashupatinath temple is considered as the holiest temple for Hindus and is listed among the world heritage sites. The Boudhanath also adds itself to the list being the holiest site of the Buddhists along with the Soyambhunath Stupa. The Changunarayan temple at the top of a hill in the Kathmandu City is known to be an ancient holy temple. This place is also a home to a number of Museums and Art Galleries including the National Museum of Nepal.
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The town offers these varieties of places suitable for sightseeing that enhances the tourism industry in the country. You can visit these places in several days and complete you sightseeing trip in Kathmandu.
Kathmandu valley tour Itinerary:
Day 01 : Arrive in Kathmandu Airport and transfer to hotel. Rest day in Kathmandu. Overnight stay in hotel
Day 02: Full day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu Valley [1,338m/4,389ft]. Back to hotel and overnight stay
Day 03: Drive from hotel to Bhaktapur [1,348m/4,423ft] and visit Bhaktapur Durbar square and then drive to Changunarayan [1,500m/4,921ft] to visit historic temples and the proved evidence of Nepal. Lunch at Katunje resort in Bhaktapur. Then drive to Khokana [1,368m/4,488ft] and further to Bungamati [1,393m/4,570ft]. Lunch at Patan [1,310m/4,297ft] and visit Patan Durbar Square. In the evening back to Kathmandu and stay overnight at hotel
Day 04: 1 hour Mountain flights in the morning to enjoy close views of all significant mountains including Mt. Everest. In the afternoon free time for shopping. Farewell dinner along with a cultural show in the evening. Hotel overnight
Day 05: Final departure
Cost Info.
Cost Include
* All surface transfers as per itinerary
* Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu
* Fooding, lodging, insurance and other expenses of the staffs
* Fooding; Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner [as per itinerary] and lodging of the clients
* Necessary National Park fees
* All necessary paper works and permits
* Guided sightseeing tour
* Camping equipments such as very high quality North Face or Mountain Hardware tents for camping
* Kitchen, dining, toilet tents, mattresses and other kitchen equipments
* Travel and rescue arrangements for our staffs
* All ground transportation by private vehicles as per the itinerary program
* All necessary staffs with experienced English speaking guide, cook, assistant leader [4 trekkers: 1 assistance] also a personal Sherpa on request
* Porter’s Charges [Porter can carry up to 20kg]
* Tea and coffee during Mountain Climbing
* Teahouse/Lodge and tented accommodation during trekking and climbing session
* Medical supplies [First Aid medical kit will be available]
* Trekking Information Management System [TIMS], New Trekking permit to keep record of tourist [This is for your safety]
* Seasonal fresh fruits such as orange, apple, banana, mango, grape and other Nepali local fruits
Cost Exclude
* Meals in Kathmandu
* Domestic / international airfares
* Nepal entry visa fee [Visa fees US$ 25 or equivalent foreign currency for Tourist Visa with Multiple
Entry for 15 days, US$ 40 or equivalent foreign currency for Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 30 days & US$ 100 or equivalent foreign currency for Tourist Visa with Multiple Entry for 100 days.][ Visa can be easily issued upon the arrival of Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu which will require 2 passport size photos]
* Airport tax required for the Domestic / International flights
* Expenses such as laundry, phone calls, internet and others
* Personal trekking equipments
* Entrance fees for sightseeing
* Any extra transportation except in itinerary [we can arrange upon request]
* Any kind of personal expenses
* Helicopter rescue due to out of control
* Any other expenses which are not mentioned in the inclusive price
* Some extra assistance like if you cannot walk properly our guide will arrange you horse to came back [if applicable this you have to pay them directly]
* Tips to staffs. After working everyone expect some Tips. We don’t mention fixed amount, it’s is up to you and up to their service, but generally tourists provide 10% of the total cost
* International airfares to and from Kathmandu as per your destination
* Single supplement charges [if required]
* Departure tax from Kathmandu
* Your travel insurances
* Cold drinks and beverages
Overview
Upper mustang trek is one of the most exotic treks that introduce us to the hidden world of old Buddhist kingdom Mustang also called Lo. In the past this area used to be the part of Tibetan empire, which makes this place much similar to Tibet in both land topography and lifestyle. Tibetan Buddhism is still practiced here in very raw form.
Mustang situated in the rain shadow area of Dhaulagiri takes you in to a desolate landscape which is surrounded by rocks of bizarre formation. The presence of villages with corn fields in this landscape makes this place even more beautiful. The trail winds around the salt caravan route of old days.
The upper Mustang trek takes us to Lo Manthang. Lo Manthang is a medieval town surrounded by huge town wall and was attached into Tibet unitil 14th century. The area is restricted and requires special permit. Lo Manthang is a small kingdom which still has a King. The Palace is surrounded by gompas and houses.
Upper Mustang trek gives you once in a lifetime opportunity to experience unique arid Himalayan beauty along with unusual landscape. The landscape here is characterized by windy and arid valleys, eroded canyons and stratified rock formation. As we return we will visit the holy temple of Muktinath which is sacred to both Hindus and Buddhist.
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Itinerary
Day 1: Kathmandu Arrival
As soon as you land on the Tribhuwan International Airport our representative will pick you and transfer to the hotel.
Day 2: Fly to Pokhara and prepare for the trek
Early in the morning we will enjoy a short airstrip from Kathmandu to Pokhara through the Himalayas. As soon as we land in Pokhara we will have our lunch. In pokhara we will do some sightseeing and prepare ourselves for the trek.
Day 3: Fly to Jomsom(2720m) and trek to Kagbeni(2810m); 3 hours
From Pokhara we will take a 22minutes airstrip between the Himalayas with the astonishing view of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massif to Jomsom. Jomsom is the administrative hub of Mustang. After having breakfast in Jomsom we will start the trek following Kali Gandaki River to Eklebhatti and then to Kagbeni. Stay overnight in hotel in Kagbeni.
Day 4: Trek to Muktinath(3720m) and return to Kagbeni; 6 hour
We will wake up early in the morning and trek to the holy temple of Muktinath which is dedicated to lord Bishnu. In the vicinity of temple there is hot water taps which is said to be holy and wash all the sins you have made in your lifetime. After paying our homage to Muktinath we will retrace our path back to Kagbeni for overnight stay.
Day 5: Trek to Chele(3050m); 6 hours
Leaving Kagbeni behind us today we will enter the restricted area of Upper Mustang. Following Kali Gandaki river the trail goes both uphill and downhill to reach the village of Tangbe(3060m). From Tangbe the trail goes downhill through barley, wheat and buckwheat farm to Chhuksang village (2980m). We will continue the walk following Kali Gandaki River to the village of Chele.
Day 6: Trek to Syangboche(3800m); 7 hours
From Chele the trail climbs to Eklo Bhatti and then to Taklam La pass(3624m) through flat land which offers the astonishing vista of Tilicho Peak, Yakawa Kang and Damodar Danda. After crossing the pass the trail goes downhill to a small town of Samar. From Samar the trail goes uphill to a stream for another 3hours through the juniper trees to Sangboche.
Day 7: Trek to Ghemi(3520m); 3 hours
From Syangboche the trail goes uphill through few tea houses and chortens to Yamda La. Making the way through barley fields the trail climbs to Nyi Pass (13,193ft) and descends to our camping site in Ghemi which is also the third biggest town of the area.
Day 8: Trek to Tsarang(3560m); 3 hours
Starting the trek crossing Ghemi Khola the trail takes us to a plateau next to extended Mani wall. From Mani wall the trail climbs to Choya La(3870m) and then to descend to Tsarng which is situated in the amid of corn fields.
Day 9: Trek to Lo Manthang(3800m); 4 hours
From Tsarang the trail descends offering majestic vista of Nilgiri, Tilicho Peak and Annapurna I to Tsarang Chu. From here the trail steeply goes uphill through the rocky trail and enters into Tholung valley. Now the trail goes north and gradually climbs uphill to Lo pass (3850m), and then descends down cross a stream and climb to Lo Manthang. Stay overnight in Lo Manthang.
Day 10: Free day in Lo Manthang
We will take a day to explore and get an insight of mystical and isolated Lo Manthang. The places we will be visiting include Namgyal Gompa and Tinagkhar. Namgyal Gompa situated in a hilltop is also called as local court, from here we will trek to Tingkhar which is the last village in the northwest of Lo Manthang. If time permits we too can visit Tall Champa Lakhang also known as “God House”, Thugchen Gompa and Ghyodi Gompa. Stay overnight in Lo Manthang.
Day 11: Trek to Dhakmar(3820m); 6 hours
From Lo Manthang the trail climbs up a ridge to 4070m and continues to Chogo La(4325m) which is the highest point of the trek. From here the trail goes downhill and cross Tsarang river and climbs to Lo Geker and reaches to Ghar gompa. We will climb to the ridge and walk along the alpine pastures and walk downhill to Dhakmar.
Day 12: Trek to Ghiling(3570m); 6 hours
From Dhakmar the trail goes downhill through the barren landscape accompanied by mesmerizing Himalayan vista of Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri to Ghiling.
Day 13: Trek to Samar (3660m); 4 hours
From Ghiling we will trek downhill to the village of Samar.
Day 14: Trek to Jomsom(2720m); 3 hours
Trek back to Jomsom.
Day 15: Fly back to Kathmandu
Early in the morning we will catch a flight back to Pokhara and connect another flight to Kathmandu where the trip comes to an end.
Day 16: Farewell
You will be transferred to Tribhuwan International airport for your onward journey.
Price from $1625
Cost Includes
– Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & drop by private tourist vehicle.
– Standard twin sharing accommodation in a three star hotel in Kathmandu; Breakfast included
– Standard twin sharing accommodation in two/three star hotel in Pokhara; Breakfast included.
– Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private tourist vehicle.
– All your standard Meals prepared by our expert camping cook and kitchen team during the trek (Breakfasts, Lunches and Dinners).
– Tented accommodation and equipment during the camping trek. (We will provide two man tents, dinning tents, kitchen gear, dining table, chairs, toilet tents, shower tent.)
– Local licensed English speaking guide.
– The required number of local staff, porters and mules to carry your luggage during the trek.
– Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment and medicine for all staff.
– Special Trekking Permit US$ 700 per person for 10 days (the above price includes 10 days valid trekking permit from Kagbeni to Kagbeni. If you wish to stay more than 10 days in restricted area, you are subjected to extra charge for extra days (US$ 90 per day / per person).
– Annapurna conservation permit, and all necessary permits
– Surface transfer from and to Kathmandu (Tourist Bus Transfer from Ktm-Pokhara-Ktm).
– Airfare for Pokhara – Jomsom – Pokhara including airport departure tax.
– Sightseeing/Monument entrance fees in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
– Farewell dinner in typical Nepali Restaurant with cultural dance show
– All our government taxes, vat, tourist service charges.
– Official expenses.
Cost Does not Include
– Lunch and dinner whilst in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
– Travel insurance which covers emergency Rescue and Evacuation.)
– International airfare and airport departure tax Nepal entry visa; you can obtain a visa easily upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu. (Tourist Visa with Multiple Entries for 30 days can be obtained by paying US $ 40 or equivalent foreign currency. Similarly, Tourist Visa with Multiple Entries for 90 days can be obtained by paying US $ 100. Please bring 2 copies of passport size photos).
– Alcoholic and cold drinks.
– Personal trekking Equipment (See the trekking equipment page).
– Tips for trekking staff and driver (Tipping is expected).
– Any others expenses which are not mentioned on ‘Price Includes’ section.
1) Sussamyr – West Karakol – Ala-Archa
2) Terskey Ala-Too – Kuiluu, Jergalan and other canyons
3) Kyrgyz Ala-Too range – Sussamyr
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Contact your national federation and ask if they have any Paraclimbing structures existing and how you can participate.
In the current IFSC Rules (2019) there is no precise minimum disability criteria defined for most of the categories.
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.
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
Значение слова «барака» сложно перевести. Но есть прилагательное — баракали, что в переводе означает «плодотворный», «плодородный». Иными словами — «дающий хороший результат». К примеру, говорят: баракали хосил — хороший урожай.
Ният — благие намерения, хорошие мечты. Но в этом слове имеется в виду только хорошие намерения. Любое дело начинай с ният, тогда будет барака. Ният килмок — задумать что-то заветное.
Хавас — мечта, белая зависть. Если у товарища получается что-то лучше, то можно позавидовать, но без дурных помыслов. То есть «хавас килмок» — мечтать о чем-то, завидовать по-белому кому-то. Если вам говорят «хавас килдим», то, скорее всего, имели в виду восхищение.
Буюрсин — пусть послужит хорошо. Слово часто используют в быту. Поэтому если услышали «буюрсин», то поблагодарите за такое пожелание.
Насиба — то, что причитается человеку. «Насиб килсин» иногда имеет схожее значение с «буюрсин» — пусть послужит хорошо. А еще «насибаси» — то, что причитается кому-либо. «Бу унинг насибаси» — это причитаемое ему.
Мишиқи — это человек, который не способен на какое-то дело. Есть схожее слово на русском — сопляк. Oбычно говорят, когда надо принизить какого-нибудь умника, который по возрасту моложе. Либо если человек неудачник, растяпа, то его тоже могут так называть. Но никто не кричит на всю улицу, обращаясь: «Хей мишиқи!».
Димог’дор приблизительно означает высокомерный. Говорится человеку, который ходит с вздернутым к небу носом. Обычно это говорят в шутку.
Валакисаланг — бездельник высшей степени. Используется только в разговорной речи. Это крайне беспечный человек, шалопай.
Слово «такасалтанг» также обращено к бездельнику. Но именно в этом случае подразумевается человек, у которого не получается то или иное дело.
Хумпар — незрелый, используется в значении «недалекий». Корень слова «хум» означает пустой кувшин.
Узбеки словом «Айналай» и «Айналайым» называют самого дорогого человека. Значение берется от слова — ходить вокруг Каабы. Кааба — это священное место для мусульманина.
Ургилай — o`rgilay — междометие, выражающее восхищение, ласку. Если перевести на русский, то будет примерно «милый мой», «мой жеребенок», «голубчик», «золотая». Часто добавляют еще одно слово к «оргылайын». Например, «ақлингдан оргылайын» — «я восхищен твоим умом» или «молодец, что ты подал такую умную мысль», «так умно поступил». Если говорят «қошингда» — «быть мне жертвой твоих прекрасных бровей».
Если перевести дословно выражение K’ozinga qara, то будет означать «смотри в свои глаза». Но подразумевается не это. Вернее будет перевести как «смотри под ноги».
G’alamis — человек, который строит интриги. На английский переводят как intriguist — интриган, troublemaker — создающий проблемы.
Фаросат — среднее между смекалкой и common sense, но глубже. Так часто называют невесток — фаросатли келин. Например, когда невестка вовремя преподносит полотенце человеку, намеревающемуся помыть руки. Чтобы стать такой, нужно заранее знать или предугадать, что надо сделать, на бытовом уровне.
За помощь в создании материала выражаем благодарность Надире Абдурахмановой — @nadi_uz, Ферузхану Якубходжаеву — @fer_uzbek_daily и Зилоле Хамидовой —@zilola_khamidova_illustrator.
Значение слова «барака» сложно перевести. Но есть прилагательное — баракали, что в переводе означает «плодотворный», «плодородный». Иными словами — «дающий хороший результат». К примеру, говорят: баракали хосил — хороший урожай.
Ният — благие намерения, хорошие мечты. Но в этом слове имеется в виду только хорошие намерения. Любое дело начинай с ният, тогда будет барака. Ният килмок — задумать что-то заветное.
Хавас — мечта, белая зависть. Если у товарища получается что-то лучше, то можно позавидовать, но без дурных помыслов. То есть «хавас килмок» — мечтать о чем-то, завидовать по-белому кому-то. Если вам говорят «хавас килдим», то, скорее всего, имели в виду восхищение.
Буюрсин — пусть послужит хорошо. Слово часто используют в быту. Поэтому если услышали «буюрсин», то поблагодарите за такое пожелание.
Насиба — то, что причитается человеку. «Насиб килсин» иногда имеет схожее значение с «буюрсин» — пусть послужит хорошо. А еще «насибаси» — то, что причитается кому-либо. «Бу унинг насибаси» — это причитаемое ему.
Мишиқи — это человек, который не способен на какое-то дело. Есть схожее слово на русском — сопляк. Oбычно говорят, когда надо принизить какого-нибудь умника, который по возрасту моложе. Либо если человек неудачник, растяпа, то его тоже могут так называть. Но никто не кричит на всю улицу, обращаясь: «Хей мишиқи!».
Димог’дор приблизительно означает высокомерный. Говорится человеку, который ходит с вздернутым к небу носом. Обычно это говорят в шутку.
Валакисаланг — бездельник высшей степени. Используется только в разговорной речи. Это крайне беспечный человек, шалопай.
Слово «такасалтанг» также обращено к бездельнику. Но именно в этом случае подразумевается человек, у которого не получается то или иное дело.
Хумпар — незрелый, используется в значении «недалекий». Корень слова «хум» означает пустой кувшин.
Узбеки словом «Айналай» и «Айналайым» называют самого дорогого человека. Значение берется от слова — ходить вокруг Каабы. Кааба — это священное место для мусульманина.
Ургилай — o`rgilay — междометие, выражающее восхищение, ласку. Если перевести на русский, то будет примерно «милый мой», «мой жеребенок», «голубчик», «золотая». Часто добавляют еще одно слово к «оргылайын». Например, «ақлингдан оргылайын» — «я восхищен твоим умом» или «молодец, что ты подал такую умную мысль», «так умно поступил». Если говорят «қошингда» — «быть мне жертвой твоих прекрасных бровей».
Если перевести дословно выражение K’ozinga qara, то будет означать «смотри в свои глаза». Но подразумевается не это. Вернее будет перевести как «смотри под ноги».
G’alamis — человек, который строит интриги. На английский переводят как intriguist — интриган, troublemaker — создающий проблемы.
Фаросат — среднее между смекалкой и common sense, но глубже. Так часто называют невесток — фаросатли келин. Например, когда невестка вовремя преподносит полотенце человеку, намеревающемуся помыть руки. Чтобы стать такой, нужно заранее знать или предугадать, что надо сделать, на бытовом уровне.
За помощь в создании материала выражаем благодарность Надире Абдурахмановой — @nadi_uz, Ферузхану Якубходжаеву — @fer_uzbek_daily и Зилоле Хамидовой —@zilola_khamidova_illustrator.