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Peak Korzhenevskaya (7105 m) ascent (1 month expedition)

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Climb Peak Korzhenevskaya in the spectacular Pamir Mountains in Central Asia, along with Anastasiya, a KMGA certified guide, and reach one of the 5 Snow Leopard summits!

Private

Pamir

30 Days

Jul, Aug

High

Advanced


Highlights

  • Live an unforgettable experience in the Pamir Mountains.
  • Reach the summit of the third tallest peak in the range.

Description

I invite you to join me on a 30-day ascent expedition to the spectacular Korzhenevskaya Peak (7105 m), in the incredible Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan.

This landlocked mountainous country in Central Asia is bordered by China to the east, Afghanistan to the south, Kyrgyzstan to the north and Uzbekistan to the west.

Peak Korzhenevskaya is one of the five Snow Leopard Peaks. The Snow Leopard Award is given to mountaineers who summit these five mountains, of 7000 m and above, in the former Soviet Union territory. And I'm a Snow Leopard! I got the award after climbing these 5 fabulous mountains. You can read about it on my profile page.

Korzhenevskaya is the third highest mountain in the Pamirs. It lies about 13 km north of Ismoil Somoni (7495 m), formerly called Communism Peak, the highest in Tajikistan**. Lenin Peak (7134 m)** is the second highest in the Pamir Mountains.

The most common route to climb Korzhenevskaya ascends from the south and reaches the summit ridge from the west side. However, it has been climbed from almost every direction.

Besides, as not many mountaineers come to climb Peak Korzhenevskaya every year, there are no queues on the mountain. So, we will be able to experience the virgin world of high mountains.

Technically, this is not a difficult ascent. So, if you want to try a 7000-meter climb, I think Peak Korzhanevskaya is an excellent choice. Partly because it is required for the Snow Leopard award, this mountain has been climbed many times.

After arrival in Dushanbe, the capital city of Tijikistan, we will transfer to Djirgital. The next day, a helicopter flight will take us to Base Camp, on the moraine of the Moskvina Glacier. And then, the adventure begins! Take into account that although the ascent itself can be done in 21 days, the helicopter schedule makes it necessary to stay at Base Camp for 30 days. A helicopter will take us back to Dushanbe on the last day.

So contact me if you want to climb Korzhenevskaya Peak. It will be an unforgettable experience! Book your trip and we will start planning this amazing ascent together.

Also, if you don't have much time or if you are still not ready for a 7000 m ascent, you can check my 9-day mountaineering trip in Ala-Archa, in Kyrgyzstan. It's a great opportunity to climb peaks like the Korona (4860 m), Uchitel (4560 m) and Boks (4211) in a beautiful region! I also offer a 7-day mountaineering trip in Ala-Archa.

Price includes

  • Guiding fee

Meeting point

Dushanbe, Tajikistan.

Itinerary

Day 1: Dushanbe-Djirgital

Arrival in Dushanbe, the capital city of Tajikistan. Transfer to Djirgital.

Day 2: Helicopter flight-Base Camp

Helicopter flight to Base Camp at Moskvina glacier.

Day 3 to 19: Acclimatization and ascent program

Day 20: Flight to Dushanbe

Helicopter flight to Dushanbe. Overnight in hotel.

Day 21: Departure from Dushanbe

 

Details

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EQUIPMENT: Backpack - 85 liters/ Sleeping bag / Sleeping pad / Harness (1) / Carabiner (4) / Jumar (1) / Crampons (1) / Repshnur (6-7 mm) – 5 m / Ice axe / Sun glasses – 1 or 2 / Torch (headlamp) + set of spare batteries / Down jacket/parka / Gortex: pants, jacket – 1 suit / Polartec: jacket 200 (1) / Pants (1) / Thermal underwear – 1 suit / Polartec 100 – 1 suit (jacket, pants) / Polartec gloves (1) / Overmitts (1)+ windproof (1) / Warm hat / Balaclava (1) / Warm socks -2 pairs / Socks, /Gamashi / Sun protection cream / Figure-8 descender (1) / Telescopic Sticks (poles)(1) / High altitude boots (1) / Trekking boots (1).


FAQs

What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?

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About the guide

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Anastasiya

5.0

(36)

Mountain Guide

I'm an IFMGA-certified guide from Kyrgyzstan and started guiding professionally in 2003. In my 14 years of guiding, I worked as a high altitude and technical mountain guide, trekking and hiking guide, ski-touring guide and ice and rock climbing gide.

I finished Mountaineering Instructor School in Kyrgyzstan and I am a member of the Kyrgyz Mountain Guide Association (KMGA).

Additionally, I am ”Snow Leopard”. This title is given to those who have climbed all the highest mountains in the former Soviet Union. These include: Lenin peak (7134 m) 2 ascents, Khan Tengri peak (7010 m) 2 ascents, Korzhenevskaya peak (7105 m) 1 ascent, Communism peak (7495 m)1 ascent, Pobeda peak (7439 m)1 ascent.

I have worked all over the Tian-Shan and Pamir ranges. I worked as a guide in Lyallak and Dugoba, in Alla Archa National Park and Suusamyr Valley, Terskey Ala Too and Kyngei-Ala Too.

As a mountain guide, my top 3 priorities are: 1 -safety, 2 –creating positive experiences for my clients and 3 -expedition success.

I am a mountaineer and really love the mountains so I also spend all my free time here. I have participated in expeditions in the Himalayas, Africa, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Patagonia and Russia.

I live and work in a beautiful mountainous country and I will be glad to show you the virgin beauty of the Kyrgyz mountains.

Languages

Kyrgyz | English

Certificates

KMGA | IVBV | UIAGM | IFMGA


What people are saying about Anastasiya

Cody

Anastasiya was a fantastic guide who managed to strike the right balance between training sessions and the mountaineering such that I felt challenged but comfortable at all times. It was clear that Anastasiya has a wealth of experience to draw upon when guiding and so comes across as confident, knowledgeable and also very friendly. I had a great time! Highly recommended.

Neil

Anastasia was able to design a training program which specifically focused on my upcoming climb on Khan Tengri. Having climbed the mountain herself she was able to tailor everything toward my climb which was fantastic. Anastasia is incredibly experienced and I felt like I not only learnt a lot from her but also was in very safe hands. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking a guide in Kyrgyzstan.

Piotr

Hi Anastaziya! We’re back home and I feel completely fine now. Because it all went so quick, i never thanked you for our time. So I wanted to tell you now that I really liked the program! I learned a loooot and it was really fun. You are a very interesting person and it was great to have you as my guide. And when I felt horrible and we had to go down, I felt absolutely safe and comfortable with you. Thanks for the time again! Have a great (and safe) life!

Sander

The trip was amazing, I would recommend. Anastasyia explains everything very well you can learn a lot from her.

Thomas


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