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Pobeda Peak

Program of ascention to Pobeda Peak 7439 m.

Getting there  Starting point of expedition usually is Bishkek - the capital of Kyrgyzstan.
International airport "Manas" (30km off Bishkek) accepts flights arriving from number of European and Asian countries (Hanover, London, Moscow, Sankt-Petersburg, Istanbul, Meshed, Karachi, Delhi, Urumchi and Sharjah). There also is an option of arriving at "Almaty" airport (Kazakhstan) where from driving to Bishkek by land (240 km).
It takes two days of driving to reach helicopter-base camp ("At-Jailoo" camp): first Bishkek to Karakol (390 km; 7-8 hrs) and then Karakol to "At-Jailoo" camp (8-10 hrs). One more day is spent on a helicopter hop to Inylchek glacier to Base Camp (30 min). One may also option for trekking from "At-Jailoo" camp down to Inylchek glacier (Base Camp) that might take 5-7 days to complete.

Tourism potential of the region. Except world-known peaks Khan-Tengri and Pobeda there are more than 30 summits of 6,000 meters high and plenty of summits the height of which is ranging from 4,000 m to 6,000 meters in the uppers of glaciers South Inilchek and North Inilchek. The routes of ascent on the above mentioned peaks vary from simple to most complicated ones. Area surrounding the peaks Khan-Tengri and Pobeda is rich in unclimbed summits. Foot trips to this area are limited due to difficulty in crossing of passes between valleys. Trek towards adirtorski sirty (boggy highlands at the uppers of the valley) to the glacier Inichelek and further to the base camp Inichelek is the one most popular. From the mountaineers base camp we enjoy the beauty of marble pyramidal peak Khan-Tengri and its neighbour - world"s northernmost peak above seven thousand metres high - Pobeda Peak.

THE SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE ROUTE OF ASCENDING TO POBEDA PEAK:

Day 1	Arrival to Bishkek. Transfer to hotel. Accommodation.
Day 2	Transfer Bishkek - Karakol (400 km), hotel accommodation.
Day 3	Transfer Karakol - "AT-Djailoo". Base Camp (2750 m). Accommodation.
Day 4	Acclimatization ascent in "AT-Djailoo" region.
Day 5	Helicopter flight to "Inylchek" base camp (4000m). Ascent preparation.
Day 6	Ascent to the Camp 1. 4600 m.
Day 7	Ascent to the Camp 2. 5300 m.
Day 8	Ascent to the Camp 3. 5700 m.
Day 9	Ascent to the Camp 4. 6400 m.
Day 10	Descent to Camp 1.
Day 11	Descent to Base Camp.
Day 12	Rest and preparation day.
Day 13	Ascent to the Camp 1.
Day 14	Ascent to the Camp 2.
Day 15	Ascent to the Camp 3.
Day 16	Ascent to the Camp 4.
Day 17	Ascent to the Camp 5. 6900 m.
Day 18	Ascent to the Camp 6. 7100 m.
Day 19	Ascent to Pobeda Peak 7439 m and descent to Camp 5.
Day 20	Descent to Camp 3.
Day 21	Descent to Camp 1.
Day 22	Descent to Base Camp.
Day 23	Additional day in case of bad weather.
Day 24	Additional day in case of bad weather.
Day 25	Flight to Base Camp "Karkara", transfer to Issyk-Kul lake. Accommodation at Board house.
Day 26	Rest day in Bishkek.
Day 27	Transfer to Bishkek. Hotel accommodation. Transfer to airport.

 

THE COST OF THE PROGRAM: 1100 EUR / person.

THE COST INCLUDES:

• arranging necessary documents (permit for boundary zone, registration in local police department):
• meeting / seeing off at / from the airport;
• all transfers according to the program;
• helicopter flights to "Inylchek" base camp and back with the luggage 30 kg/person, (over 30kg is 3 $/kg);
• accommodation at hotels (2*) with breakfast in Bishkek and Karakol (2 nights in each);
• the services at "Inylchek" base camp:
- double base accommodation in tents (tents are with wooden flooring);
- meals full board (3 times hot meal from professional cooks);
- a guide-consultant"s services;
- using shower, toilet, storage tent;
- medical aid;
- electricity 220 V, 50 HZ.

The cost does not include:

• The cost visas;
• The services of a mountain guide and porters for ascending;
• The rent of mountaineering equipment for ascending.