Guided ascent to Lenin peak (7134 m)

Lenin Peak, rising to 7,134 meters, is renowned as one of the most accessible 7,000-meter peaks globally, attracting numerous climbers annually. Its straightforward approach from the Kyrgyz side, with a road extending nearly to its base, facilitates this accessibility. Achieving its summit brings climbers closer to joining the esteemed "Snow Leopard" club, which recognizes ascents of the highest peaks in the former Soviet Union.

The expedition commences in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan's capital, followed by a flight to Osh. From Osh, a drive along the picturesque Pamir Highway leads to the Achik-Tash Base Camp at 3,600 meters. Here, amidst alpine meadows adorned with wildflowers, preparations for the ascent begin.

The itinerary includes acclimatization climbs, such as an ascent to Petrovskogo Peak (4,830 meters), allowing the guide to assess participants' climbing proficiency. The subsequent days involve gradual ascents to higher camps, interspersed with rest periods to ensure optimal acclimatization and energy conservation for the summit push.