
The Most Accessible 7,000-Meter Peak in the World
Price: $1,080
Trip Intensity: 4/5
Season: Summer
Start / End: Osh, Kyrgyzstan
Airport: Osh (OSS)
Best for: Individuals & Couples
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Expedition Overview
Lenin Peak (7,134 m), also known as Avicenna Peak, is one of the most iconic 7000-meter mountains in Central Asia. Famous for being the most accessible peak above 7,000 meters, it is ideal for climbers attempting their first high-altitude expedition, while still offering a serious alpine challenge.
The classic route via Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m) provides excellent acclimatization and a high summit success rate. Combined with outstanding base camp infrastructure, this expedition offers an unmatched balance of safety, comfort, and adventure.
⭐ Expedition Highlights
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Comfortable Base Camp (3,600 m) & Camp 1 (4,400 m)
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Spacious tents with wooden platforms and soft mattresses
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Hot showers, dining yurts & recreation areas
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⚡ Electricity and Starlink satellite internet
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Friendly professional team providing 24/7 support
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Acclimatization climbs:
Yukhin Peak (5,130 m) & Razdelnaya Summit (6,148 m) -
Scenic alpine lakes, glaciers & wildlife
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Counts toward the “Snow Leopard” mountaineering program
Despite its accessibility, Lenin Peak remains a true high-altitude climb and requires proper physical and mental preparation.
🏕 What’s Included
Osh (Arrival & Departure)
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Airport pickup & drop-off
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Border pass & registration (if required)
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Pre-expedition consultations & recommendations
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1 night hotel accommodation (DBL, breakfast included)
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Lunch boxes during transfer to Base Camp
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Farewell dinner 🎉
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Assistance with supplies & gear purchase
Base Camp — 3,600 m
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Double accommodation in spacious tents
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3 meals per day
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Unlimited tea & coffee
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Hot showers & self-service laundry
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Dining hall, toilets, storage lockers, recreation area
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Electricity 220V & unlimited satellite internet
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Route consultations & medical assistance
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English- & Russian-speaking staff
Camp 1 — 4,200–4,400 m
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Double accommodation (up to 6 days)
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3 meals per day
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Electricity via generator (6:00 PM – 10:00 PM)
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Dining tent & washroom
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Route consultations & first aid
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Staff speaking English, Russian & German
High-Altitude Support
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Radio rental & Base Camp communication
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Route monitoring & rescue coordination (insurance required)
❌ Not Included / Optional
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Personal guide: USD 2,400 (1 guide / 3 climbers)
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Visa support
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Single accommodation supplement: USD 210
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Private transfers Osh ↔ Achik-Tash
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Meals in Camps 2–4
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Load carrying (paid per kg by section)
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Gas cylinders & equipment rental
🗺 20-Day Expedition Itinerary (Summary)
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Day 1–2: Arrival in Osh → Transfer to Base Camp
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Day 3–4: Acclimatization hikes
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Day 5: Trek to Camp 1
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Day 6: Yukhin Peak (5,130 m)
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Day 7–8: Camp 2 & Razdelnaya Summit
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Day 9–11: Rest at Base Camp
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Day 12–14: Camp 1 → Camp 2 → Camp 3
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Day 15: Weather reserve
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Day 16: Summit Day — 7,134 m 🏔
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Day 17–18: Descent & celebration
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Day 19–20: Return to Osh & departure
🛡 Insurance Requirements
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Minimum coverage: USD 30,000
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Helicopter evacuation: minimum USD 20,000
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Activity must be stated as ALPINISM
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Country: Kyrgyzstan
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Insurance must fully cover the expedition dates
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❗ GLOBAL VOYAGER policies are not accepted
🎒 Required Personal Equipment
Includes high-altitude double boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, down jacket, sleeping bag, helmet, sunglasses, headlamp, and more.
👉 Full equipment checklist provided after booking
📞 Quick Contact
ClimberCA International Consortium
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Telegram: @ClimberCA
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WhatsApp / Viber: +7 966 065-53-44
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E-mail: your@climberca.com
ClimberCA delivers premium expedition services at competitive prices — with solutions you won’t find anywhere else.
🚀 Ready to climb your first (or next) 7,000-meter peak?
Lenin Peak is the perfect combination of challenge, comfort, and safety.
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