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<\/a><\/p>\nExpedition Program<\/h2>\n
Day 1 \u2014 Bishkek<\/strong>
Arrival, airport meeting, transfer to hotel. Accommodation and rest.<\/p>\nDay 2 \u2014 Bishkek \u2192 Karkyra Camp<\/strong>
Ground transfer to Karkyra Camp (approx. 460 km, 7\u20138 hours). Scenic drive along Issyk-Kul Lake. Camp accommodation, dinner, and preparation for helicopter flight.<\/p>\nDay 3 \u2014 Karkyra \u2192 South Inylchek Base Camp (4000 m)<\/strong>
Helicopter flight to South Inylchek Base Camp. Camp setup and initial acclimatization.<\/p>\nDay 4 \u2014 Acclimatization and Equipment Check<\/strong>
Acclimatization hike in the glacier zone. Rest and thorough inspection of high-altitude and technical equipment.<\/p>\nDay 5 \u2014 Base Camp \u2192 Camp 1 (4200 m)<\/strong>
Camp 1 is located on the right moraine at the confluence of South Inylchek Lake and the Semenov Glacier, below the slopes of Chapaev Peak.
The approach along the Semenov Glacier is objectively dangerous<\/strong> due to potential avalanches from Khan Tengri and Chapaev Peak. This section should be passed early in the morning and without prolonged stops.<\/p>\nDay 6 \u2014 Camp 1 \u2192 Camp 2 (5300 m)<\/strong>
Ascent through the Semenov Glacier icefall and exit into the upper cirque. Camp 2 is established at 5300 m. Overnight in tents.<\/p>\nDay 7 \u2014 Camp 2 \u2192 Camp 3 (5800 m)<\/strong>
Gradual ascent toward the saddle between Khan Tengri and the shoulder of Chapaev Peak. Camp 3 is located on the left side of the saddle at 5800 m. Overnight in tents.<\/p>\nDay 8 \u2014 Descent to Base Camp<\/strong>
Return to South Inylchek Base Camp for rest and recovery.<\/p>\nDay 9 \u2014 Rest Day<\/strong>
Full rest day with meals at Base Camp.<\/p>\nDay 10 \u2014 Summit Push Preparation<\/strong>
Equipment check, packing, weather assessment, and preparation for the final ascent.<\/p>\nDay 11 \u2014 Base Camp \u2192 Camp 1<\/strong>
Re-ascent along the established route.<\/p>\nDay 12 \u2014 Camp 1 \u2192 Camp 2<\/strong>
Overnight at Camp 2.<\/p>\nDay 13 \u2014 Camp 2 \u2192 Camp 3<\/strong>
Ascent through snow and mixed rocky terrain. Overnight at Camp 3.<\/p>\nDay 14 \u2014 Summit Day: Khan Tengri (7010 m) \u2192 Camp 3<\/strong>
Early morning departure. From Camp 3 the route crosses the saddle and follows the West Ridge of Khan Tengri<\/strong>, equipped with fixed ropes.
The climb is predominantly rocky up to approximately 6900 m, followed by a snow dome that narrows into an exposed summit ridge leading to the top.
Descent back to Camp 3. The descent requires full concentration and should not be underestimated.<\/p>\nDay 15 \u2014 Descent to Base Camp<\/strong>
Return to South Inylchek Base Camp.<\/p>\nDays 16\u201318 \u2014 Reserve Days<\/strong>
Additional days reserved for weather delays or tactical adjustments.<\/p>\nDay 19 \u2014 Base Camp \u2192 Karkyra \u2192 Bishkek<\/strong>
Helicopter flight to Karkyra. Ground transfer to Bishkek. Hotel accommodation.<\/p>\nDay 20 \u2014 Bishkek<\/strong>
Free day for rest or sightseeing.<\/p>\nDay 21 \u2014 Departure<\/strong>
Transfer to Manas International Airport.<\/p>\n
\nPackages and Pricing (per person)<\/h2>\n
Economy Package \u2014 1900 USD<\/strong>
Includes helicopter flights to and from South or North Inylchek Base Camp (cargo up to 30 kg), ground transfers Bishkek\u2013Karkyra\u2013Bishkek, medical consultations, environmental fees, long-range radio communication, use of fixed ropes, radios for climbing groups (3+ participants), border zone permit, and Kyrgyzstan registration if required.<\/p>\nBasic Package \u2014 3100 USD<\/strong>
Includes airport meet-and-greet, all local transfers, helicopter flights with cargo up to 40 kg, two hotel nights in Bishkek with breakfast, meals during transfers, full board accommodation at Karkyra Camp and Inylchek Base Camp, access to hot showers and sauna at Base Camp, first aid and medical support, environmental fees, use of fixed ropes and radios, border zone permit, and Kyrgyzstan registration if required.<\/p>\n
\nNot Included<\/h2>\n
International flights, visa processing, insurance, climbing permit, guide or porter services, equipment rental, personal expenses, and meals or drinks not specified in the program.<\/p>\n
\nHelicopter Schedule 2026<\/h2>\n
July:<\/strong> 7, 13, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27
August:<\/strong> 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 19, 22, 23, 24<\/p>\n
\nRequired Equipment<\/h2>\n
Participants must be fully equipped with standard high-altitude and technical mountaineering gear<\/strong>, including double boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, carabiners, ascenders, helmet, down clothing, waterproof layers, sleeping system, glacier travel equipment, and personal high-altitude supplies. A detailed equipment list is provided separately.<\/p>\n
\nInsurance Requirements<\/h2>\n
Each participant must carry an insurance policy with a minimum coverage of 30,000 USD<\/strong>, including helicopter evacuation of at least 20,000 USD<\/strong>.
The policy must specify ALPINISM<\/strong> as the activity and list Kyrgyzstan<\/strong> as the country of stay.
Insurance assistance operated by GLOBAL VOYAGER is not accepted<\/strong>. Participants are responsible for verifying that their insurance policy fully meets these requirements.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"– This information in Russian Khan Tengri Expedition \u2014 Key Information Peak: Khan Tengri Elevation: 7010 m Region: Central Tien Shan Country: Kyrgyzstan \/ Kazakhstan border Route: Classic South Inylchek Route (via Semenov Glacier) Climbing Style: Alpine expedition with fixed ropes on key sections Guiding: No personal guides (independent climbing) Experience Required: Previous ascents above 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