Khan-Tengri Peak (A-02) 7010 m
Duration 21 days.
The ascent starts from the base camp Inylchek. After the first ascent in 1931 (M. Pogrebezki), climbers have used more than 10 very difficult routes from all four sides. But not all new routes have been exhausted yet. The program includes an ascent on the classical, safest route – on the west adge from the Semenovski glacier. The necessary help will be given to those who has any difficulty.
The usual tactics which is used on the classical route:
- 6 km crossing of the South Inylchek glacier, ascending 200 m to the stationary Shubin’s stop? bivouac (4300 m);
- along the narrow and steep Semenovsky glacier you should ascend to the upper mould and at an altitude of 5800 m under the west column pitch camp 1. After 2 nights and 6200-6500 m ascent you should descent to the base camp. After the rest day – 2 days of ascent to the camp 1 with new baggage for high altitude camps. Its necessary to start early in the morning in order to avoid avalanches that are more probable in the afternoon;
- reach an altitude of 6300-6400 m and pitch camp 2;
- ascent 300 m and pinch camp 3 under the summit at an altitude of 6700m;
- during the day you should reach the summit and descent to the camp 3. The way from the bulkhead goes on rocks with good ledges and on snow and ice fields. Its necessary to hang up the rail on the most dangerous places (about 280 m);
- descend to the camp 2 and then to the camp 1;
- descend to the base camp.
Services Included
1- Transport for transfers/Sightseeing/excursions
2- Hotel accommodation with breakfast
3- All meals during tour
4- Kitchen equipment and cooking staff
5- Sleeping tents and mattresses
6- English speaking guide
7- Porters to carry 12KG of personal baggage during trek
8- Porterage at airports and hotels.
7- Entrance fee , and ecological tax.
8- Sleeping bag
9- Permit
Not included
1- rucksack and personal nature equipment
2- First aid kit/medicines
3- Personal insurance
4- Rescue service
5- Vise fee
6- Airfare
7- Special high-altitude food.
