Lenin Peak Ascent with Full High-Altitude Logistics

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Lenin Peak (7,134 m) Expedition

with Full High-Altitude Service Package

General Information

  • Mountain: Lenin Peak (Avicenna Peak), 7,134 m

  • Region: Pamir Mountains, Kyrgyzstan

  • Season: Summer

  • Start / End: Osh, Kyrgyzstan

  • Difficulty: High-altitude mountaineering expedition

  • Group format: Small international groups

  • Minimum group size: 3 participants

Expedition Price

💰 USD 1,390 per person
(for groups of 3 participants or more)

✅ The price includes the Full High-Altitude Service Package, which significantly distinguishes this expedition from standard Lenin Peak programs.

What Makes This Expedition Different

Full High-Altitude Service Package — INCLUDED

Unlike standard Lenin Peak offers, where climbers must independently organize tents, food, and logistics above Camp 1, this expedition already includes full logistical support in high-altitude camps.

This means:

  • No need to carry personal tents above Camp 1

  • No need to plan or transport high-altitude food

  • Lower pack weight

  • Reduced physical and psychological stress

  • Higher safety margins and better recovery

This package is one of the strongest advantages of the program, especially for climbers attempting their first 7,000 m peak.

What Is Included in the Expedition Price

1. Services in Osh

  • Meet & greet at Osh International Airport

  • Group airport transfers (arrival and departure)

  • One night in a double room with breakfast in Osh

  • Pre-expedition briefing and coordination

  • Assistance with food and equipment purchases if required

  • Complimentary farewell dinner in Osh

2. Documentation & Preparation Support

  • Assistance with border zone permits

  • Registration support where required (depending on nationality)

  • Pre-expedition consultations:

    • Physical preparation

    • Equipment recommendations

    • Acclimatization strategy

3. Transportation

  • Group transfer Osh – Base Camp (Achik-Tash) – Osh

  • Lunch boxes provided during the transfer to Base Camp

Base Camp Services (3,600 m – Achik-Tash)

Unlimited stay within the program

  • Double accommodation in spacious expedition tents

  • Full board (three meals per day)

  • Unlimited tea and coffee

  • Dining yurt, storage areas, toilets

  • Hot showers

  • Laundry facilities (self-service)

  • Continuous electricity supply (220V)

  • Unlimited Starlink satellite internet

  • Route consultations and acclimatization guidance

  • First aid and medical consultation

  • English- and Russian-speaking staff

Camp 1 Services (4,400 m)

Up to 6 days included

  • Double accommodation in Camp 1

  • Full board (three meals daily)

  • Unlimited tea and coffee

  • Dining tent, toilets, storage facilities

  • Washing tent

  • Generator electricity (18:00–22:00)

  • Route consultations

  • First aid and medical support

  • English-, Russian- and German-speaking staff

Full High-Altitude Service Package (KEY ADVANTAGE)

Included in the expedition price

This package covers all essential logistics above Camp 1:

High-Altitude Accommodation

  • Double accommodation in pre-installed tents at:

    • Camp 2 (5,300 m)

    • Camp 3 (6,100 m)

  • Up to 5 nights included within the program

High-Altitude Nutrition

  • High-Altitude Food Set included

  • Designed for energy balance and minimal cooking time

Safety & Communication

  • Radio communication with Base Camp

  • Route monitoring and emergency coordination

Bonuses Included

  • Branded expedition T-shirt, buff, and merchandise

  • Certificate of successful ascent

  • Celebration cake at Base Camp for summit climbers

  • Farewell dinner in Osh

  • 10% discount on pre- and post-expedition tours

What Is NOT Included

  • Visa invitation and visa processing

  • Emergency and rescue insurance (mandatory)

  • Single accommodation supplement

  • Private transfers Osh – Achik-Tash – Osh (on request)

Optional Services & Extra Costs

Program via Bishkek

  • USD 350 per person

  • Includes domestic flights Bishkek–Osh–Bishkek, one hotel night, transfers

  • Single room supplement in Bishkek: USD 20 / night

Meals Outside the Program

  • Meals in Osh and Bishkek: approx. USD 15–30 per meal

Luggage Transportation (one way)

  • BC → C1 by horse: USD 3 / kg

  • C1 → C2 by porter: USD 12 / kg

  • C2 → C3 by porter: USD 15 / kg

  • C3 → C4 by porter: USD 25 / kg
    (same rates for descent)

Additional Services

  • Gas cartridge (230 g):

    • Base Camp: USD 12

    • Camp 1: USD 15

  • Personal mountain guide: USD 2,400 (max 3 climbers per guide)

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Lenin Peak (7,134 m) Expedition Program

Classic Route via Razdelnaya Peak

Day 1 – Arrival in Osh / Transfer to Base Camp (3,600 m)

Upon arrival at Osh International Airport, participants are met by the expedition staff. Osh, an ancient city at the crossroads of Central Asia, marks the logistical gateway to the Pamir Mountains.

After breakfast, the group meets the support team for a comprehensive expedition briefing, including logistics, safety protocols, acclimatization strategy, and weather considerations. Time is allocated for final equipment checks and the purchase of last-minute supplies.

At approximately 12:00 PM, departure to the Pamirs begins. The journey follows the legendary Pamir Highway, widely regarded as one of the most scenic mountain roads in the world. The route ascends over Taldyk Pass (3,615 m) before descending into the expansive Alai Valley, revealing the dramatic panorama of the Chon-Alai Range.

The total driving distance is approximately 300 km and takes around 5 hours. The final section is unpaved but easily manageable. Arrival at Base Camp (3,600 m) is expected by late afternoon.

After check-in, the camp manager provides an orientation tour of facilities. A late lunch and traditional Pamiri tea follow. Participants are encouraged to take a short walk around camp to initiate acclimatization.
Overnight at Base Camp.

Day 2 – Acclimatization Ascent: Petrovsky Peak (4,830 m)

The first mountain day is dedicated to progressive acclimatization. The objective is a gradual altitude gain combined with moderate physical activity.

The route ascends via grassy slopes, rocky trails, and scree terrain. From the upper slopes of Petrovsky Peak, climbers enjoy wide views over the Achik-Tash area, moraine lakes, and the Alai Valley.

This ascent provides an important physiological stimulus while remaining non-technical.
Return to Base Camp in the afternoon for rest, dinner, and recovery.
Overnight at Base Camp.

Day 3 – Rest and Preparation Day (Base Camp)

A full rest day allowing the body to adapt after the first acclimatization climb. Participants are advised to:

  • Inspect and organize equipment

  • Consult with guides regarding route conditions

  • Exchange information with climbers returning from higher camps

Optional light walks to nearby lakes or Lukovaya Meadow are recommended.
Overnight at Base Camp.

Day 4 – Trek to Camp 1 (4,400 m)

After breakfast, the group departs for Camp 1. A portion of personal equipment may be transported by pack horses.

Route details:

  • Distance: ~12 km

  • Elevation gain: ~600 m

  • Time: 4–7 hours

The route ascends to Travellers’ Pass (4,100 m), offering the first full view of Lenin Peak, the Lenin Glacier, and the entire upper route. From the pass, the trail traverses and descends onto the glacier, continuing along the moraine to Camp 1.

Upon arrival, hot tea and a warm meal are provided.
Overnight at Camp 1.

Day 5 – Acclimatization Ascent: Yukhin Peak (5,130 m)

A highly recommended acclimatization climb to Yukhin Peak, located directly above Camp 1.

This non-technical ascent provides excellent altitude exposure and panoramic views of surrounding glaciers and peaks. Reaching the summit adds a 5,000 m peak to the climber’s experience and significantly improves acclimatization.

Return to Camp 1 for overnight.

Day 6 – Training and Preparation Day (Camp 1)

A technical preparation day focused on:

  • Glacier travel techniques

  • Rope team coordination

  • Crevasse rescue refreshers

  • Equipment checks

Adequate rest is essential in preparation for the transition to higher camps.
Overnight at Camp 1.

Day 7 – Camp 1 (4,400 m) → Camp 2 (5,300 m)

Early departure is mandatory to minimize exposure to heat and unstable snow conditions.

The route crosses the glacier roped up. Crampons are required at the base of the north slope. The ascent follows the central section of the slope, avoiding the icefall to the left. Fixed ropes protect the steepest sections.

Above the slope, the route enters the wide glacial plateau known as “The Frying Pan”, the most avalanche-prone section of the route. Constant vigilance is required.

  • Ascent time: 7–9 hours

Arrival at Camp 2 (5,300 m), located on a moraine platform.
Overnight at Camp 2.

Day 8 – Ascent of Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m) / Camp 3 (6,100 m)

A key acclimatization and strategic day.

Departure is typically around 09:00 AM. The route ascends a 30–40° snow slope toward the ridge. Strong winds are common. From 5,850 m upward, terrain becomes more complex with hidden crevasses.

Climbers proceed roped with crampons.
After summiting Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m), participants may:

  • Descend to Camp 1, or

  • Stay overnight at Camp 3 (6,100 m)

Day 9 – Descent to Base Camp (3,600 m)

A strategic descent to Base Camp for full physiological recovery. Descending to 3,600 m allows deep sleep, appetite restoration, and recovery impossible at higher camps.

This rotation is considered essential for a successful summit attempt.
Overnight at Base Camp.

Days 10–11 – Rest and Recovery (Base Camp)

Two full rest days. Optional activities include:

  • Visit to Tulpar-Kul Lake

  • Easy acclimatization hike to Ginger Kate (~4,250 m)

These days are critical for consolidating adaptation before the summit push.

Day 12 – Ascent to Camp 1 (4,400 m)

Re-ascent to Camp 1 via the familiar route. Improved acclimatization makes the ascent noticeably easier.
Overnight at Camp 1.

Day 13 – Ascent to Camp 2 (5,300 m)

Before departure, participants undergo a health check with the expedition doctor. Any signs of illness or altitude-related issues must be addressed.

Ascent follows the established route.
Overnight at Camp 2.

Day 14 – Ascent to Camp 3 (6,100 m)

Departure no later than 09:00 AM. The route is already familiar from the acclimatization phase. Upon arrival, tents are set up or pre-installed tents are used.

Final preparations for summit day.
Overnight at Camp 3.

Day 15 – Summit Day: Lenin Peak (7,134 m)

Departure between 03:00–04:00 AM.

Key parameters:

  • Duration: 10–14 hours

  • Distance: ~12 km

  • Elevation gain: ±1,034 m

The route traverses southeast, descending to a saddle with multiple hidden crevasses (roped travel mandatory). A steep rocky ascent leads to a broad ridge plateau.

The key technical obstacle is “The Knife”:

  • 35–50° ice slope

  • 60–80 m length

  • Strong winds and high exposure

Roped travel and crampons are mandatory.

Above, the route crosses the Parachutists Plateau (6,900–7,000 m) before ascending the summit dome. The summit is marked by a stone cairn and a bust of V. I. Lenin.

Critical safety rule:
➡ If the summit is not reached by 14:00, immediate descent is mandatory.

Descent follows the same route to Camp 3.

Day 16 – Descent to Camp 1 (4,400 m)

Careful descent via Camp 2. The “Frying Pan” must be crossed early before snow softens.
Overnight at Camp 1.

Day 17 – Return to Base Camp (3,600 m)

Final descent to Base Camp. Optional horse transport for equipment.
In the evening, a celebration dinner and summit awards ceremony.
Overnight at Base Camp.

Day 18 – Reserve Day

Weather or acclimatization contingency day.

Day 19 – Return to Osh

Transfer to Osh via Taldyk Pass and Chiirchik Pass. Scenic stops en route. Optional visit to Suleiman-Too upon arrival.
Overnight in Osh.

Day 20 – Departure

Transfer to Osh International Airport for departure.

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Insurance Requirements

  1. Insurance policies with GLOBAL VOYAGER as an assistance company are not accepted. Any expenses incurred under such policies must be covered by the client.

  2. Minimum insurance coverage: USD 30,000.

  3. The policy must include emergency medical assistance and helicopter evacuation, with helicopter coverage of at least USD 20,000.

  4. The activity or sport must be specified as ALPINISM.

  5. Country of stay must be indicated as Kyrgyzstan.

  6. Insurance dates must fully match the period of stay in Kyrgyzstan.

  7. Climbers are responsible for verifying that their insurance meets all requirements listed above.

Required Personal Equipment

High-altitude double boots – 1 pair
Trekking boots or sneakers – 1 pair
Overboots – optional
Down jacket or parka – 1
Sleeping bag – 1
Sleeping pad – 1
Backpack (approx. 85 L) – 1
Gore-Tex jacket and pants – 1 set
Fleece or Polartec jacket and pants – 1 set
Thermal underwear – 1 set
Warm gloves – 1 pair
Overmitts and windproof gloves – 2 pairs
Warm hat – 1
Balaclava – 1
Warm socks – 2 pairs
Climbing harness – 1
Carabiners – 4 pcs
Ice screws – 2 pcs
Ascender (Jumar) – 1
Figure-8 descender – 1
Crampons – 1 pair
Accessory cord (3 m) – 1
Ice axe – 1
Trekking poles – 1 pair
Helmet – 1
Sunglasses – 1–2 pairs
Headlamp with spare batteries – 1
Sunscreen
Folding knife – 1
Thermos – 1
Cup / mug / spoon

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