Programs for 2010

The programs for 2010 season are basically the same as last season. We try to provide better service for you, as because you can have tents mounted in Camp 2 or you will provide it for mounting without any additional cost in this Camp. It means having lower costs, less equipment for transporting and have better logistics.

We recommend the program for 25 days according to our experience. You should know that bad weather, health condition of members of expedition can be the reason of delay for several days or changing some plans.

New. Important, you can use our Camp nº1 unlimited, you will be able to stay amount days that you want. We woul like to remind you that before the time of staying was limited to 5 days.

Our Hyperbaric Chamber will be available during the month of August, as it works in Khan Tengri on July.

We hope these small changes will like you.

EXTENSIONS

New for next year we offer you some small packages, travel for three, four or five days that you can complete of your activities in Kyrgyzstan  or get ready for it while you would know different parts of the country.

Extensions:

-Cultural and nature.    

. Around Issyk- Kul Lake. 4 days, three nights.    

. Osh ancient city. 2 night.

-Climbing. (Expeditions before and after)     

.Uchitiel Peak, 4.527 meters. Ala-Archa Park 4 days.     

.Korona Peak, 4.740 meters. Ala-Archa Park 5 days.

We designed the extensions of climbing for having good acclimatization and reach in good condition before tackling the summit of Lenin Peak, Khan Tengri Peak or Pobeda Peak.

We will give you details of the planing of these extensions during this month.

Lenin Peak’s Program of 30-days 

There is more complicated program. We provide the opportunity to know another great chain Ala- Archa. It is situated some 40 kilometers from the capital. Try to acclimate there and  to know one or two mountains over 4000 meters. All trip and activities  including the ascent to Lenin Peak will be guided.   

From July 1 till September 5    

Day 1: Arrival at Manas airport in Bishkek, where you pick up and transfer to the Hotel. City tour.  

Day 2: Transfer by car to Ala- Archa park, ascent to Ratseka Refuge (3.300 meters) 

Day 3: Ascent to Uchitiel Peak (4527 meters). Or ascent to second tower of Korona Peak (4.750 meters), return to the refuge. 

Day 4: Reserve day in case of bad weather, or if you want to ascent to two peaks. 

Day 5: Descent to the park and return to Bishkek. Last shopping if necessary. 

Day 6: Transfer to airport and flight to Osh, where a car is ready for us. Transfer by road to Base Camp. 

Day 7: Day of rest and acclimatization at Base Camp. 

Day 8: Day of acclimatization in the proximate Petrovsky Peak. 

Day 9: Day of preparing material for ascent to Camp nº1. 

Day 10: Ascent to Camp nº1 (4.200 meters). 

Day 11: Acclimatization at Camp nº1. 

Day 12: Ascent to Camp nº2 (5.300 meters) and return to Camp nº1. 

Day 13: Day of rest. 

Day 14: Ascent to Camp nº2, we’ll sleep there. 

Day 15: Ascent to Camp nº3, we’ll sleep there. 

Day 16: Descend to Camp nº1. 

Day 17: Descend to Base Camp. 

Day 18: Day of rest and replenishment of forces in Base Camp. 

Day 19: Day of rest. 

Day 20: Ascent to Camp nº1. 

Day 21: Ascent to Camp nº2. 

Day 22: Ascent to Camp nº3. 

Day 23: Attack on the summit of Lenin Peak and return to Camp nº3. 

Day 24: Descend to Camp nº1. 

Day 25: Descend to Base Camp. 

Day 26: Reserve day in case of bad weather. 

Day 27: Reserve day in case of bad weather. 

Day 28: Transfer to Osh. Accommodation at the Hotel. 

Day 29: Fly back to Bishkek, accommodation at the Hotel. 

Day 30: Last minute shopping, visiting of  some bazaars in Bishkek. Airport transfers. 

*Note: There is illustrative program based on the information of our guides and therefore can be modified depending on the necessity and eventualities that may happen. 

Price per person: 4500 eur. (accompanied by guides for thirty days).                                       

 *HYPERBARIC CHAMBER  

This year and thinking about the safety of our customers only our company offers the possibility of using a hyperbaric chamber during the month of August without any additional cost, also providing a pulse oximeter for measure oxygen saturation in the blood, and a tensiometer.  

Included: 

.. Visa application. 

.. All licenses reguired for the ascent on different mountains. 

.. Meeting at the airport in Bishkek, transfer to the hotel (round trip). 

.. Local flights Bishkek-Osh, Osh-Bishkek. Maximum 15 kg per person. Supplement 0,50 eur per kg. 

.. Transport service Osh- Base Camp (round trip). 

.. Accommodation in Bishkek’s hotel** for four nights (breakfast including). 

.. Accommodation in Osh for two nights (if necessary). Hotel**(breakfast including). 

.. Lunch during the transfer Osh-Base Camp (round trip).  

.. Map of Lenin Peak. 

.. Tent for climbing up for 2/3 seats for each group of 1 or 2 members of an expedition.

.. All gas cartriges 230 gr. (butane/propane) universal thread necessary for climbing up.   

Services included in Base Camp: 

.. Medical Aid. 

.. Any kind of consultation with mountain guides. 

.. Tent for two persons, mounted on wooden base with electricity power of 220v, 50 HZ. 

.. Tent for dining. 

.. Tent of communications and meteorological information. Internet and satellite phone (depends on rates)* 

.. Walkie per group, daily monitoring and meteorological information. 

.. Breakfast, lunch and dinner at Base Camp. 

.. Toilets, showers and sauna. 

.. Translator. 

.. Tent- warehouse.

.. Transport service for material between Base Camp and Camp nº1 (depends on rates)* 

.. Porters service (depends on rates)* 

.. Cafe-bar (depends on rates)*   

Services included in Camp nº1:  

.. Tent for two persons without limit of staying. 

.. Any kind of consultation with mountain guides. 

.. Tent for dining. 

.. Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the time of staying there. 

.. Tent- Toilets.  

Not included:  

.. International flights. 

.. Kyrgyz visa. 

.. Material and equipment for climbing up. 

.. Food on the summit. 

.. Food, drinks and services not included in the itinerary. 

.. Additional payments like overweight of luggage, services of porters.  

*Rates:  

.. Prices of transporting materials by horses from Base Camp to Camp nº1: 

.. For about 2 eur. per kg. 

.. Porters:  

.. Consult in Base Camp. 

.. Rent the tents for climbing up: 

.. 4 eur. per day. 

.. Satellite phone:  

.. 2,80 eur./minute.  

*RESERVAS: 

.. TAKE PLACE PAY 30% OF THE AMOUNT OF TRAVEL. 

.. RESERVATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE, BECAUSE THE PROCESS OF APLICATION FOR PERMITS TAKES THIS TIME. 

.. ANY CANCELLATION INVOLVES THE LOSS OF IT. 

.. ALL RESERVE MADE 3 MONTHS BEFORE THE DATE OF TRAVEL, WILL HAVE 3% OF DISCOUNT. 

*NOTE: 

..THIS PROGRAM IS MORE COMPLETE BACAUSE IT NEEDS THE RESERVATION OF TWO MONTHS IN ADVANCE. 

..Groups  from 1 to 3 persons.  

*INSURANCE:  Insurance is not included in the total amount of activity. Insurance companies of our country do not insure to foreigners therefore you would have to make the insurance policy in your country. You must give attention for the save mountain sports also include these features.                          

CONDITIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS   

*Prices are per person and product. 

*Prices are calculated on the basis of US dollar. This currency will be able to change the final price of products. 

*ASIA OUTDOOR reserves the right to change programs once initiated it for reasons of safety of participants or organization has do it for unforeseeable causes. 

*ASIA OUTDOOR is not responsible for the expenses incurred for delay of arrivals or departure due to weather, technical, strikes or other. 

*Activities and trips presented in this site are developed in a natural environment, mountains and parts of the world sometimes distant countries that have nothing to do with the western conception. It pays to know this and be informed by reading the information you provide. 

*There is the risk in these activities. Sometimes travel is not 100% under control. Our organization and our guides try to minimize and manage it as best as possible. But there is always a degree of risk. Participants must know and accept it.