Lenin Peak | Lenin peak

About Lenin peak

Location: Chon-Alay, Kyrgyzstan
Lat/Lon: 39.34690°N/72.86920°E
Season: July-August
Altitude: 7134m

Lenin Peak (7134m) is located in a central part of Zaalay ridge, which is a natural border between Kyrgyzstan and Tadjikistan. In the west the summit is connected with Dzerjinski peak (6713m), in the east over the Krylenko pass (5820m) - with a crest of Edinstvo peak (6673m). In the south, in a spur of Lenin peak massif, a peak of 6852m is located. In 1974 it has got a name of marshal Jykov.

From the north slopes of Lenin peak massif a glacier of the same name flows down. With western and eastern sources it is 9 kilometers at length. From the south slopes of the summit glaciers Bolshoy (in the east) and Maluy (in the west) flow down. The summit itself rises over the glacier’s source for more than 3000 metres. Both, northern and southern slopes of the summit are covered with ice and thick glacier snow. Rate of grade reaches 45-55 degrees. The slopes are cut with deep cracks. Snow slides and ice avalanches are usual here.

Lenin peak massif is visible from different points of the Alay ridge and the eastern Pamirs. From the south (from the shore of Karakul lake) it looks like a sloping summit.

In point of approach Lenin peak is one of the most accessible seventhousanders of the world. Especially now, when roads come up to the mountain foot and reach “Edelweiss glade” – place of location of a base camp (3600m). In geographic sources this area is known as Achik-Tash (open stone). Afterwards the path goes along the “Onion field” to the Puteshestvennik pass. Than it dips and leads to Lenin glacier in the central part of which at an altitude of 4200m our forward base camp is located.

Character of ascending of Lenin peak doesn’t require any difficult technical skills in alpinism, and usually whether conditions are favorable. Nevertheless, on western and eastern ridges of the peak, stating form an altitude of 6200m, winds of hurricane strength are often. They tear off the tents, sweep off the snow from wide ridge. Quite often you may see snow “flags” over the Lenin peak summit turned to the east.

Northern slopes of Lenin peak are covered with deep snow and are very good for skiing.


View of Lenin peak from ABC (camp 4200)	Roads to Lenin peak

Sary Tash village	Kyrgyz yurt against the background of Lenin peak

View of Lenin peak from the Alay valley	Alay valley, the Pamirs

History

Beginning of exploration of this part of Central Asia belongs to 1774 – 1782. It was a voyage of Russian captive Philippe Efremov, who was kidnapped to Bukharian khanate. Efremov passed along the Fergana valley and Osh city, he came out to Kashgaria and Karakorum over Chigirchik and Terekdavan passes. He was the first European, who crossed the Alay.

Scientific investigations of the Alay have started 100years after Efremov’s voyage in 1871, when Fedchenko has opened Zaalay ridge and its main summit. He named it in honor of Kaufman – tsar’s governor-general in Central Asia.

Famous explorer of peaks and glaciers of the Pamirs N.L. Korjenevski, probably was the first one among scientists, who reached Lenin’s foot. Before Korjenevski there were couple Russian expeditions over Alay valley and then to the south. But their way lied eastward to the place, which afforded fantastic views of the main summit of the Zaalay ridge.

The explorer notes: “Every evening we had a wonderful possibility to enjoy the sights of marvelous summit of the Zaalay ridge”. Yurts, where the explorer had stayings, were located opposite to the future Lenin Peak. Korjenevski has detailed its altitude to 7162 meters.

In 1928 Soviet government has organized mountainous Pamir expedition to open up The Pamirs. German scientists participated in this expedition as well.

An idea of Soviet-German expedition first appeared in the autumn of 1925 during celebration of 200years of Academy of Science of USSR. One of the goals of this expedition was investigation of Zaalay ridge and its main summit, opened by A.P. Fedchenko. At this year Kaufman’s peak was renamed as Lenin by special decree. Since that time a grandiose peak has a name of Vladimir Ilich Lenin.

In September, after finish of main works in the expedition, its German participants decided to climb the summit. They hoped to gain an honor of first ascending of the peak. Nicolay Vasilievich Krylenko joined German colleagues and together they started from Altynmazar gorge to the foothill of Lenin Peak. Later ha became well-known politician and statesman of Soviet government.

…By reaching the river head, three German alpinists – O.Allvein, E.Shneider, K Vin – started moving in a good temp to Bolshoy Saukdara glacier. On 25^th of September 1928 they showed up at the saddle of Zaalay ridge at an altitude of 5820m (later this saddle got a name of Krylenko pass). They reached the summit of Lenin Peak at 15.30 over eastern ridge.

Unfortunately, German climbers didn’t make the traditional rock mark on the summit and didn’t leave the note and they neither made a photo shoot. That is why absence of documental confirmations of climbing the summit of Lenin Peak in 1928 gave rise to doubt of Russian alpinists.

Have German alpinists really been at the summit? This question has been presenting for a long time in the history of summit ascending. In 1657 Uzbek alpinist V.A. Ilchibekov has found a metal spectacle frame of foreign origin among the rocks of south part of the summit. In 1967 Austrian alpinist R.Valter has climbed the summit from Krylenko pass in one day. This proves a possibility of climbing the Lenin Peak by participants of the expedition of 1928.

Seven years later, in 1934, the summit of Lenin Peak was climbed by three soviet alpinists. Leader of the expedition was naval pilot Kasyan Chernyha, plus there were an alpinist instructor Vitaly Abalakov, and a serviceman of Central Asian military region – Ivan Lykin. They set up a bust of Lenin ob the summit. And thus they gained an honor of establishment of the highest monument of the revolution’s leader.

Routes

The majority of climbers thinks that Lenin peak is quite simple mountain, partly it’s truth, but at the same time it’s rather deceptive opinion. All we know that there no simple mountains, and unfortunately history of ascending of Lenin peak has lots of sad stories about climbing the summit.

Failures in ascending the summit are usually connected with bad whether, airfree atmosphere, low temperatures and partly because of bad qualification of climbers. Snow slopes of Lenin peak, both from south and north sides are dangerous because of avalanches, which can appear in a certain condition of snow.
There are 16 routes at Lenin peak: 7- from the north side, 9-from the south. The most popular routes start from the Achik-Tash valley (Alay valley), where an Asia Mountains base camp is located.
Ground road goes up to the Onion field (3800m), which is a bit higher than our base camp. Afterwards the path leads up to the first altitude camp (ABC) over the Puteshestvennik pass. The pathway then first goes along the side moraine and further along the glacier and only above the first camp the routes are parted.
All the routes at Lenin peak have 5A category of difficulty and the only one has 5B. The majority of climbers, making ascend usually choose the route over the Razdelnaya summit. It is known as classic route.

Below is the list of routes from the north side, describing direction of movement of earliest explorers, including last name of the leader and year of ascent.

Route		Leader
1. Over Lypkin rock along the north ridge.		K. Chernuha (USSR, 1934)
2. Over Lypkin rock over the ice fall with a going out to eastern ridge.		V. Ratsek (USSR, 1950)
3. Traverse from west to east across Razdelnaya summit and downhill Lypkin rock.		V. Kovalev (USSR, 1954)
4. Over Krylenko pass and downhill Lypkin rock.		V. Cheredova (USSR, 1960)
5. From north side straight to “forehead”.		Y. Arkin (USSR, 1960)
6. Over “5547” summit to east ridge.		U. Skurlatov (USSR, 1967)
7. From Tashkygey gorge to Razdelnaya summit (6148m) with downhill Lypkin rock.		N. Shabanova (USSR, 1970)
8. From glacier circus of Eastern Lenin along the upper ridge from Krylenko pass.		R. Benya (France, 1974)
9. From glacier circus of Eastern Lenin along the second ridge from Krylenko pass.		S. Duog (Great Britain, 1974)

Starting point for routes from the south side is BC on the moraine of Oktabrsky glacier (4200m). In the past there was a ground road up to BC. Unfortunately, there is no truthful information concerning road’s condition for nowadays.
Further route lies along Oktabrsky glacier up to Profsouz pass (5200m) in the ridge of Zulumart and afterwards downhill to glacier of Bolshoy Saukdara under the south slopes of Lenin Peak. Routes from the south side are not really popular. After turning off the Pamirs tract, you shouldn’t expect to meet some people and moreover to get some help in these fields.
Below is the list of routes from the south side, describing direction of movement of earliest explorers, including last name of the leader and year of ascent.

Route		Leader
10. Over Kyrlenko pass.		I. Allvein (Germany, 1928), first ascent
11. From Oktabrsky glacier over Edynstvo peak (6673m).		K. Kuzmin (USSR, 1955)
12. From glacier of Bolshoy Saukdara over Edynstvo peak (6673m).		V. Nekrasov (USSR, 1964)
13. From glacier of Maly Saukdara over Marshal Jukov peak (6852m) and downhill to north over Razdelnaya summit (6183).		V. Popov (USSR, 1967)
14. From glacier of Maly Saukdara over summits of “6572”, Marshal Jukov (6852m), to Krylenko pass and peak of XIX congress of CPSU (5920m).		A. Pyankov (USSR, 1967)
15. From glacier of Bolshoy Saukdara along eastern wall with going out to “Zapyataya”.		R. Hoer (Austria, 1967)
16. From glacier of Bolshoy Saukdara along south-east wall.		O. Borisenok – U. Ystinov (USSR 1969)
17. Along south-east ridge from Sukdara glacier.		V. Nazdruhin (USSR, 1956)
18. From Dzerjinsky glacier over Razdelnaya summit (6148m).		V. Gryshenko (USSR, 1970)

3. Route to Lenin Peak over Razdelnaya pass (№3)

The route starts from the “Onion field” (3800m). There is a good path up to Pyteshestvennik pass (4150m).

Further there is a slope to Lenin glacier, you should follow the path along the glacier and than you get to a middle part of it. The path is quite good up to going out to the glacier. In some years stream crossing, which comes out of the glacier, can be a problematic. Going up along the glacier, you should turn to the right moraine, which is in 1000m before steep rise of the glacier (the foot of a summit proper). Going along the moraine you reach the place of 1^st altitude camp (4400m) under the slopes of the peak of 30 years of UzSSR (5688m).
The way from the “Onion field” takes 4-6 hours. In rush season the way along the glacier is marked. On this route section you may use horse for portage of a luggage.
Further way from the camp 1 leads up the Lenin glacier. The way of ascent lies between two ice falls.
Moving direction is practically straight up. The slope flattens roughly at an altitude of 5000m and the path goes right in the direction of Razdelnaya peak (6148m).
The last part of the way is traverse to the place of 2^nd camp or simply “pan” (5200m), which is situated under the slopes of the peak 30 years of UzSSR (5688m).
Under particular snow condition the way from C1 to C2 can be dangerous because of avalanches. There are lots of covered cracks, in some years the glacier is torn a lot. The way from C1 takes 4-6hours.
From the ground of C2 you should go straight up the steep slope of the peak of 30years of UzSSR which comes to a ridge and further along the ridge you ascent to Razdelnaya Peak (6148m). Afterwards, there is a gentle slope to the col of western ridge of the Lenin Peak. Camp 3 is located at an altitude of 6100m. The way from C2 takes 3-5hours.
Ascent from C3 goes along western ridge of Lenin Peak to the wide plateau (6400m). If necessary it’s possible to set up here additional 4th camp. Further the path goes up along 200m long narrow, steep ridge (a "knife”). Than you may get under a vertical dome of the peak along the sloping snow-covered and much destroyed rock ridge.
Afterwards, the shortest way to the summit goes along the left side of the vertical dome. The vertical dome is gentle snow-covered slope with destroyed rocks sticking out. In bed weather there could be difficulties with orientation.
The most dangerous place at this length of road is 200m long section of steep snow slope – a “knife”.
The way from C3 to the summit of Lenin Peak (7134m) takes 6-8 hours.
The time is given according to the capacities of climbers, who doesn’t have much experience in alpine climbing but physically prepared for such types of load. The time for descent is usually twice less than time for ascent.
Detailed description of ascent by classic route

Information is taken from Foigel’s article “Lenin Peak”.

Ascent along the classic route

From “Asia Mountains” base camp (3600m) to Camp1 (4200m). In spite the fact that even with out acclimatization first camp is just “a stone’s throw” from BC, it’s better to start early in the morning at 7-8 a.m. or at least at first half of the day. As water level in the river which you have to cross after Pyteshestvennik pass close to the evening is much higher.

First following a good path you get from BC to the “Onion field”. If you have luck and there will be some transport in BC, you may have a ride. You can not pass up the “Onion field”, as it’s totally covered with wild onion. That’s how it got its name. You afterwards follow a good path to Pyteshestvennik pass (4128m). Ascent time is 1-2,5h. From the pass you go down to the left moraine of the Lenin glacier. A mountain path goes along the steep flow side slope. There can be a stone fall from steep slopes. That’s why you should be very attentive. The best time for crossing the river is till 10 a.m. or after 6p.m. Crossing can be either on stones or with high water level.

Right after the river you take left moraine. You should be attentive here, as there are lots of marked stones, being put for many years. So you can walk round in circles for a while. You come out then to the Lenin glacier (4100m) and along ice you reach Camp1 (4200m). Ascent time is from 4 to 8h and longer.


Approach to the onion field	Waterfall on the path

Path to the Pyteshestvennik pass	Path after Pyteshestvennik pass

River crossing	Along the glacier to camp1

From Camp1 (4200) to Camp2 (5300). Start should be as early as possible. Those who think they may reach camp2 close to the evening and go straight to sleep make a tactical error. An optimum time to start is not later than at 9a.m., but earlier is better. The craftiest place at this part is “Pan”. You can easily “get roasted” there, so you should rush it earlier, while it’s not become hot.

Straight from camp1 you get to the beginning of ascent. En-route you may see lots of not-wide cracks. You should climb along the steep snow-ice slope between two ice falls.

At one of the sections you will have to climb using fixed rope of 100m length, as slope reaches 35-40°. After this ascent the slope becomes narrower, but here you get crack surprises. During the season they are all open and are not dangerous. But at the beginning, when the foot of man hasn’t stepped, you should be quite attentive.

The pan is situated at an altitude of 5100m and the way through this place can be avalanched. That is one more reason to reach the camp as earlier as possible. Camp2 is located on a flow side slope. If you have enough power for acclimatization you may have a walk to the pass at an altitude of 5600m or to make a football mach with a can if you find somebody to join you.


Route from camp1 to camp2	Ascent to ice "Forehead"

Cross of cracks	Cross of cracks

Cross of cracks	"Pan"

From Camp2 (5300m) to Camp3 (6100m). An optimum time of coming out from the camp is not later of 8 in the morning.

You get from camp2 to a saddle and further climbing the slope you reach Razdelnaya summit. It’s not necessary to climb the summit itself, but we recommend you. Just before you reach the summit you need to traverse left and down in the destination of saddle, where camp3 is situated (6100m). Strong wind is usual for this area, especially in the night time. Ascent time is from 4 to 7hours.


Route form camp2 to camp3	Ascent to the bridge

Route to Razdelnaya pass	During ascent

View from Razdelnaya pass	Camp3

From Camp3 (6100) to the summit (7134m). You should start climbing early in the morning, not later than 6-7 in the morning, but better at 5a.m. You ascent along snow and rocky ridge from the saddle (6100m) up to the steep narrow ice rise, called “knife”. The “knife” is a 200m long steep, narrow, snow and ice covered ridge.

It’s the most dangerous part of the route and it’s considered to be a key of ascent. You climb afterwards along sloping rocks at the ridge and forward to the summit plateau at an altitude of 6900-7000m. Further there will be summit fields. The summit way lies on the left side of summit dome.

The Lenin Peak doesn’t have an explicit summit. For convenience it’s the biggest stone pyramid on the summit dome.

Descent from the summit to Camp3 goes along the way of ascent. Descent time is usually 2-3times shorter than ascent time.


Route from camp3 to the summit	View to the route from camp3

Ascent to 6400	Coming out to the "Knife"

Coming out to the summit	The summit

Advice. If you didn’t reach the summit till 2p.m., then you would better go won to camp3 and try yourself next time. Weather usually worsens after 2p.m. and you may easily get to bad weather, fog and other sorrows. The most dangerous in this situation, that it’s quite easy to get lost at the summit dome. That’s why you should better have GPRS or simple bamboo landmarks, which will help you to find the way to Camp 3.

Remember! The way down has the same difficulty as ascent of the summit

Base camps of Asia Mountains

“Asia Mountains” base camp – is located at an altitude of 3600m, on a picturesque glade covered with edelweiss. The camp is surrounded by small lakes. It’s a cosy, nice place for rest and recreation.

Camp 1 – is located on a moraine at an altitude of 4200m. For sure it has all the facilities as a base camp, but whether conditions and lack of greenery gives a feeling of severity. That is why it’s preferably to go down to the base camp, where sun is warmer and altitude is lower.

Both camps are equipped with placements for rest and recreation. In the base camp there are Kyrgyz national yurts, which are cosy and nice. Yurts are equipped with stoves, necessary furniture (tables, benches), electricity, audio and video equipment and bar as well, where you may have tea, coffee, strong drinks and snacks at any time. One of the yurts is made in national Kyrgyz style. In the camp 1(4200m) instead of yurts we use “Anaconda” tents. They are cosy as well, and actually comfort is created not by things, but by people.

In both camps alpinists will be accommodated in double base tents.

In the Base Camp there is also a good shower with hot water. In abundance there is clean, cold water, as we have a spring near by the camp. That’s very important as basically, in this area, water is taken from rivers

Connection with outside world. In our century of progress there is no need to say that in the area of Lenin peak two cellular operators: Megacom and Beeline work. It’s quite simple: you get local SIM card and connect to roaming, and that is how you contact with the outside world and you even may have an internet if your phone enables. But there is a problem, every 5minutes you get phone calls from your work, in which boss asks you tome back home as soon as possible. Advice! Switch off the world and enjoy being so far away from civilization.

Connection with a mountain. Each group gets a radio station. Therefore we will be always informed where you are and what happens with you.

Nutrition in the camps is provided 3times a day. If you think, that we’re going to feed you with ordinary expedition food, you’re wrong. Our cooks are legends in Achik-Tash valley. But the most important, that they consider everyone and even if you’re vegetarian, they will surprise you with variety of vegetarian dishes.

Additionally, we offer at your service buying and filling of gas cartridges, rent of equipment, high-altitude porters, mountain guides and many other things.

Our mountain guides. We work only with professionals. All our guides have a significant experience in alpine ascendings, their names are known all over alpine world.

Expedition to Lenin Peak

Our expeditionary program at Lenin Peak starts from “Manas” airport in Bishkek. Representative of the company will meet you and accompany till the first flight to Osh, if you haven’t decided to spend your first expeditionary day in Bishkek. From Osh the road goes to the south in the direction of Chinese border. In the nearest future this road will become perhaps the best one in Kyrgyzstan, as its reconstruction has already started. We just need to wait until the end. But for now, you will get to base camp by track or off-road vehicle.
If Bishkek is not included in your plans, perhaps starting point of your trip will become one of other cities, for example Tashkent, Almaty or Osh.

Program 21 days Bishkek - Bishkek

Day 1. Arrival to “Manas” international airport (Bishkek). Early flight to Osh. Arrival in Osh and accommodation in a guest house.
Day 2. Transfer from Osh to “Asia Mountains” base camp in Achik-Tash. Accommodation in twin tents (barrels).
Day 3. Acclimatization climb to the Petrovsky peak (4830m).
Day 4. A training day.
Day 5. Acclimatization climb to Camp1 (4200m). Accommodation in twin tents.
Day 6. Acclimatization climb to Camp2 (5300m).
Day 7. Acclimatization climb to Razdelnaya summit (6100m), coming back to Camp2.
Day 8. Coming back to Camp1.
Day 9. Coming back to BC. We recommend going back to Base Camp after acclimatization climbs. The Base Camp is situated at an altitude where human’s organism may get the best recreation and acclimatization, which will increase a lot chances for successful ascending.
Day 10. Day-off.
Day 11. Climb to Camp1.
Day 12. Climb to Camp2.
Day 13. Climb to Camp3.
Day 14. Climb of the summit (7134m). Coming back to Camp3.
Day 15. Reserve day.
Day 16. Descent to Camp1.
Day 17. Descent to BC.
Day 18. Additional day in case of bad weather conditions.
Day 19. Transfer to Osh city. Accommodation in a guest house.
Day 20. Flight to Bishkek. Transfer to “Asia Mountains” hotel. There is a farewell dinner, dedicated to the ending of expedition or successful ascend.
Day 21. Departure.

* It’s approximate scheme of ascending by “Classic” route over Razdelnaya peak. Each group chooses its own tactics of climbing and the route. However, if you use a guide from “Asia Mountains” company, you will work according this scheme.

* There are possibilities of arrival from other cities of Central Asia, for example, from Tashkent or Almaty. There is also a variant of straight flight Moscow-Osh.

Cost

Standard program 21 days

Bishkek - Bishkek 21 days 750 EUR/pers
Osh - Osh 20 days 660 EUR/pers

The cost of standard package includes following services:

Bishkek

1. Meeting/seeing off in the airport of Bishkek - Manas according the program
2. Air tickets (flight) Bishkek – Osh – Bishkek (according the program Bishkek-Bishkek 21days)
3. All necessary formalities (permit, registration)
4. Accommodation in a hotel or guest house, 1 night after expedition's end
* If you arrive to Bishkek early in the morning (till 12 a.m.), than early coming to the hotel is considered to be a full day and you have to pay additionally.

Osh

1. Meeting/seeing of in the airport of Osh

2. Accommodation in a hotel or guest house, 2 nights

3. Support in purchase of meals

4. Transfers from Osh to base camp of Peak Lenin

"Asia Mountains" Base camp, 3600m

1. Accommodation in twin tents in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days

2. Meals in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days

3. Using of kitchen room, shower, WC, storage room, electricity

4. Consulting over the route

5. Medical service, first-aid station, organization of rescue works

6. Radio station for connection summit-base

7. English-speaking staff

"Asia Mountains" Advanced base camp, 4200m

1. Accommodation in twin tents in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days

2. Meals in Base camp. Unlimited number of days according to standard program of 21days

3. Using of kitchen room, WC, electricity

4. Consulting over the route

5. Medical service, first-aid station, organization of rescue works

6. English-speaking staff

Bonus from the company
1. Tea, coffe in the airport of Bishkek
2. T-shirt from the company
3. Bandana from the company
4. Certificate
5. Farewell dinner after expedition's end in the restaurant on Asia Mountains hotel
6. Discounts for excursion programs before and after expedition

The cost excludes:
1. Meals in the cities
* We can organize nutrition in the cities for additional payment: in Bishkek – 25EUR /pers (lunch, dinner), in Osh - 15EUR/pers (lunch, dinner)
2. Overload during the flight Bishkek-Osh-Bishkek, except allowed weight (0.5 EUR for 1kg)
3. Luggage transportation to Advanced Base camp 4200 (2 EUR for 1kg)
4. High-altitude cook and altitude meals over Advanced Base camp 4200
5. Rent of altitude tents for the period of ascent
6. Rent of personal equipment
7. Gas cartridges
8. Alpine insurance
9. High-altitude porters
10. High-altitude guide
11. Additional radio stations for connection on the mountain
12. Additional payment for single accommodation in the cities and base camps

- Additional payment for single accommodation in the cities (75 EUR/pers according to the program)

- Additional payment for single accommodation in the base camps (75 EUR/pers according to the program)

We give a 10% discount from programs' cost on confirmation of praticipance and transfer of 50% of the program's cost before 01.02.2012

Fix date departure - ascent with experienced mountaineering guide

01.07.12 - 22.08.12 - with experienced guide Oleg Turaev

05.07.12 - 26.07.12 - with experienced guide

11.08.12 - 01.09.12 - with experienced guide

Groups are open

Cost of additional services from ITC "Asia Mountains"

1. Additional placement in the cities:

Bishkek: hotels Asia Mountains and Asia Mountains2
Single room with breakfast - is 50EUR/day
Twin room with brekfasr - is 65EUR/day

Osh: hotel Sun Rise
Single room with breakfast - is 35EUR/day
Twin room with brekfasr - is 50EUR/day

2. *** Accommodation in Achik Tash
In “Asia Mountains” base camp
In twin tent - is 10EUR/day
In single tent – is 15EUR/day

In ABC (camp1, 4200)
In twin tent – is 15EUR/day
In single tent – is 25EUR/day

Setting up of your tent on the territory of “Achik Tash” base camp and ABC (camp1, 4200), including BC facilities (electricity, toilet, shower, garbage disposal) – is 5EUR/one tent per day.

3. Nutrition in the cities:
Osh - 15EUR/pers (lunch, dinner)
Bishkek - 25EUR/pers (lunch, dinner)

4. Nutrition in Achik Tash
In “Asia Mountains” base camp
Breakfast - 7EUR/pers
Lunch – is 15EUR/pers
Dinner – is 13EUR/pers

In ABC (camp1, 4200)
Breakfast - 10EUR/pers
Lunch – is 17EUR/pers
Dinner – is 15EUR/pers

5. City tour in Bishkek
A group of 2-4 people is 60EUR for the group
A group of 5-7 people is 80EUR for the group
A group of 8-10 people is 100EUR for the group

6. High-altitude guide for 2012 – is 1500 EUR for a group of maximum of 4-5 people
*If you’re not experienced alpinist and have never been at the altitude over 7000m, we recommend you insistently to use services of our professional guides. It guarantees you a 100% safety during the ascent.

Information about our guides

7. High-altitude cook for 2011 – 30 EUR/day for the group

8. Altitude food (purchase before group’s arrival) - 150 EUR/pers

9. Gas cartridges
New gas cartridge (230gr) is 6 EUR/one
Filling of gas cartridge is 2 EUR/one
(We do not accept back unused cartridges)

10. Services of high-altitude porters:
From BC to ABC (camp1,4200) - 2 EUR per 1kg
From ABC to 5300m - 8 EUR per 1kg
From 5300m to 6100m - 16 EUR per 1kg
Over 6100m – according to the agreement.
The same price is on the way back.
* If you organize transfer-portage of luggage by yourself, with out ITC “Asia Mountains” assistance, the company is not responsible for loss or damage of your luggage.

11. Flight ticket
Bishkek –Osh is 65 EUR
Osh – Bishkek is 65 EUR

12. Meeting at the airport of Bishkek
A group of 1-2 people - is 25 EUR for the group
A group of 3-5 people – is 35 EUR for the group
A group of 6-10 people – is 40 EUR for the group

13. Meeting at the airport of Osh

A group of 1-2 people - is 15 EUR for the group
A group of 3-5 people – is 20 EUR for the group
A group of 6-10 people – is 30 EUR for the group

14. ***Transport:

Bishkek - Osh:
A group of 1-3 people - is 450 EUR/ vehicle (Jeep, UAZ)
A group of 4-10 peopleк - is 500 EUR/ vehicle (minibus)

Osh - Bishkek:
A group of 1-3 people - is 450 EUR/vehicle (Jeep, UAZ)
A group of 4-10 people - is 500 EUR/ vehicle (minibus)

Osh - Achik Tash:
A group of 1-3 people - is 240 EUR/vehicle (jeep, UAZ)
A group of 4-10 people – is 300 EUR/vehicle (minibus)
A group of 11-15 people – is 350 EUR/vehicle (KAMAZ)

Achik Tash - Osh:
A group of 1-3 people - is 240 EUR/vehicle (jeep, UAZ)
A group of 4-10 people – is 300 EUR/vehicle (minibus)
A group of 11-15 people – is 350 EUR/vehicle (KAMAZ)

15.***Permit to boundary zone. Our company doesn’t issue permits to boundary zone as extra service. We can offer you this service only with full package (Program 21days Bishkek-Bishkek or 20days Osh-Osh).

16.*** Registration on the territory of Kyrgyz Republic – is 15 EUR/pers

17. Help in receiving of cargo in Bishkek (cost depends on weight of cargo)

18. Alpine insurance with covering sum of 20 000 EUR (rescue works and evacuation),

19. T-shirts
“Asia Mountains” – is 15 EUR
“Lenin Peak” – is 15 EUR

20. “Asia Mountains” brand headwear - 7 EUR

*Services marked by*** need an obligatiry insurance

Climbing of Lenin peak with experienced mountaineering guide in 2012

01.07.12 - 22.07.12 (with Pavel Vorob'ev)
05.07.12 - 26.07.12 (with Daria Yashina)
23.07.12 - 12.08.12 (with Oleg Turaev)
11.08.12 - 01.09.12 (with Pavel Vorob'ev)

Duration: 21 days
Location: the Pamirs. Kyrgyzstan
Altitude: 7134m
Lat/Lon: 39.34690°N/72.86920°E
Group: minimum 2 persons
Cost: 1470 EURO/pers

Our guaranteed departure date expeditions with experienced mountaineering guides "Lenin peak - 2012" start from “Manas” airport in Bishkek. Guide will be meeting there you and accompany till the first flight to Osh. From Osh the road goes to the south in the direction of Chinese border to the Irkeshtam pass. In the nearest future this road will become perhaps the best one in Kyrgyzstan, as its reconstruction has already started. We just need to wait til the end. But for now, you will get to base camp by track or off-road vehicle.
In base camp you'll be accommodated in twin tents - "barrel". You may find desription of base camps here. During first days guide will acclimatize with you doing radial ascents of Petrovsky peak and Puteshestvennikov pass. He will discuss with you tactic of ascent. Preparing for the expedition you may read beforehand useful information.

You may also join the group in Osh.

Program of the expedition

Day 1. Arrival to “Manas” international airport (Bishkek). Early flight to Osh. Arrival in Osh and accommodation in a guest house.
Day 2. Transfer from Osh to “Asia Mountains” base camp in Achik-Tash. Accommodation in twin tents (barrels).
Day 3. Acclimatization climb to the Petrovsky peak (4830m).
Day 4. A training day.
Day 5. Acclimatization climb to Camp1 (4200m). Accommodation in twin tents.
Day 6. Acclimatization climb to Camp2 (5300m).
Day 7. Acclimatization climb to Razdelnaya summit (6100m), coming back to Camp2.
Day 8. Coming back to Camp1.
Day 9. Coming back to BC. We recommend going back to Base Camp after acclimatization climbs. The Base Camp is situated at an altitude where human’s organism may get the best recreation and acclimatization, which will increase a lot chances for successful ascending.
Day 10. Day-off.
Day 11. Climb to Camp1.
Day 12. Climb to Camp2.
Day 13. Climb to Camp3.
Day 14. Climb of the summit (7134m). Coming back to Camp3.
Day 15. Reserve day.
Day 16. Descent to Camp1.
Day 17. Descent to BC.
Day 18. Additional day in case of bad weather conditions.
Day 19. Transfer to Osh city. Accommodation in a guest house.
Day 20. Flight to Bishkek. Transfer to “Asia Mountains” hotel. There is a farewell dinner, dedicated to the ending of expedition or successful ascend.
Day 21. Departure.

The cost includes:

1. Experienced mountaineering guide who has at least 10 successfull climbs of Lenin peak together with clients
2. Assistant of the guide (if group is more than 4persons)

3. Second mountaineering guide (if group is more than 6persons)
4. Встреча и проводы в аэропортах согласно программе
5. Air flight Bishkek - Osh - Bishkek (according to the program Bishkek - Bishkek 21days)
6. All necessary formalities (boundary permits, registration)
7. Accommodation in the cities (Osh - 2 nights, Bishkek - 1 night). (according to the program Bishkek - Bishkek 21days)
8. Transfers Osh - Base camp - Osh
9. Accommodation in twin tents in Base camp and Camp1 (4200)
10. Nutrition in Base camp and Camp1 (4200). Quantity of days with full service in Base camp and Camp1 is unlimited
11.Use of kitchen utensils, tables, chairs and etc in Base camp and Camp 1
12. Use of shower, electricity in Base camp
13. Medical service and first medical help by professiona doctor in Base camp and Camp 1
14. Radiostation for connection Mountain - Base camp
15. Storage room

The cost excludes:

1. Transport of weight from BC to Camp1
2. High altitude cook and nutrition
3. Equipment rent
4. Gas cartridges
5. Alpine insurance
6. High altitude porters
7. Changes of the proram
8. International air flights
9. Kytgyz Visa
10. Overweight during the flight Bishkek - Osh - Bishkek

*** In case if alpinists decide to finish the expedition earlier they don't receive back payment for unused days in Base camps and for the work of guide. If they exceed quantity of days appointed in the program they should pay for extra days in the cities and base camps.

*** Tactics of ascnet is chosen by guide.

The group under the guidance of Oleg Turaev 01.07.2012 - 22.07.2012

the group is open

Oleg Turaev (is known in alpinist society as “Elephant”) - Master of Sports in Alpinism. He has been climbing mountains since 1985. Oleg is diversified and very interesting person. He is always unsatisfied with already gotten regalias and seeks for new impressions and achievements. He is very skillful as a high-altitude guide; he has finished a school of mountain guides in Switzerland. For now he is professional guide with a “sheepskin” (certificate of a degree). As a sportsman, he always tries to be first, not contrary but in accord with all the team where he works. In his list there are lots of first passages, ascents in the Himalaya, participation in a multi-racing world champion “Galoises Adventure Racing 2003”. He likes free-ride and boat racing. As a person, he is the most reliable and kind. He is polite with friends and clever with women.

Clothes & equipment

Sleeping bag – warm downy or synthetic materials for the temperature not less than -18
Caremat
Crampons (for example Grivel G12)
Back pack for 90litres – for the ascent
Back pack for 40-50litres – for acclimatization ascents
High-altitude tent for the altitude camps
Tying – better Petzl or Black Diamond with wide lower straps
Safety system
Carabiner with clutch – 3-4 pieces
Jumar
Telescopic trekking sticks
Thermos for hot tea
Release device – like “eight”
Ice axe
Helmet lamp
Personal tableware for the altitude camps
Trekking shoes or sneakers – for acclimatization ascents
Plastic mountaineering boots
Puff – light and warm
Gore-Tex jacket with big hood
Gore-Tex pants
Windblock pants
Polartex jacket – 200-300
Thermo underware
Mittens
Gloves
Expedition mittens
Warm woolen socks – 2-3pieces
Balaclave
Warm hat
Helmet
UV glasses
Sun cream (30-50UF)
Washing sets for personal use

Equipment rent

1. Tent - Red Fox comfort 3
New one - is €100 + deposit of €100 (from 10 till 16 days)
Used tent – is €80 + deposit of €100 (from 10 till 16 days)
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2. Tent - Red Fox explorer
New one – is €120 + deposit of €100 (from 10 till 16 days)
Used tent – is €100 + deposit of €100 (from 10 till 16 days)
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3. Tent - Salewa Denali 3
New one – is €100 + deposit of €100 (from 10 till 16 days)
Used tent – is €80 + deposit of €100 (from 10 till 16 days)
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*** You can get the tent on your arrival to Bishkek in the office of “Asia Mountains” company. In case of damage or not returning the tent back to the office, we don’t return the deposit .

4. Radio station – is €50 (from 10 to 16 days) + deposit of €50
***You can rent the station in BC, but it should be booked in advance. In case of damage or not returning the station back to the chief of BC, we don’t return the deposit.

5. Rope 8-10mm (30-50m) – is €20 + deposit of € 20 (from 10 till 16days)
*** You can get a rope on your arrival to Bishkek in the office of “Asia Mountains” company. In case of damage or not returning the rope back to the office, we don’t return the deposit.
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6. Gas burner –is €20 + deposit of €20 (from 10 till 16days)
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7. High altitude dishes – is €25 + deposit of 25 € (from 10 till 16days)

8. Ice axe – is €15 + deposit of €20
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9. Snowshoes – is €30 + deposit of €50
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***You can get above mentioned equipment in Bishkek in the “Asia Mountains” office. In case of damage or not returning the equipment to the office, we do not return the deposit.

Useful information

1. Visa – if you have Russian citizenship or of near abroad countries, you do not need a visa. Citizens of Japan and Turkey neither need a visa. Citizens of European Union, USA and Canada get visa by oral statement in embassy of Kyrgyzstan or on arrival to “Manas” airport in Bishkek. Citizens of other countries need to have vise support for getting Kyrgyz visa. You may read more information about getting visa on the official website of MFA of KG.

During flight Bishkek – Osh baggage allowance is 15kg. Payment for overload is € 0,7 per kg.

2. You can order transfer of you baggage by overland transport from Bishkek to Osh for additional payment.

3. Our company can give for rent: tents, snowshoes, ice axes, gas burners, high-altitude tableware. Look over the price list.

4. In case if expedition’s participant is not able to continue ascent by any reasons (acclimatization, digestive disorder) and he wants to stay in a base camp till the end of expedition, he doesn’t need to make additional payment for accommodation and nutrition in BC.

5. In case of early ending of the program, the company pays for your staying in Osh and Bishkek according to the program (1night in Bishkek and 1night in Osh). Participant pays by himself for additional days in hotels.

6. The best way of payment is by cash on arrival to Bishkek. Payment by transfer is also possible. In this case payment should be done 2 weeks beforehand of the expedition start.

7. Insurance - Please note that you need to have insurance which will cover all expenses for rescue works (including helicopter evacuation). It’s obligatory! There should be indicated that "it’s an alpinist insurance witch covers rescue works at an altitude over 4200m". You will have to send us insurance copy and passport data before the expedition start.

8. As a participant of eco-project ITC “Asia Mountains” recommends you to follow the rules to avoid force coming eco-catastrophe at the Lenin Peak:

- Please, do not take excess baggage to the mountain, avoid non-returnable trash.

- Please, sort the trash: organic trash can be utilized on-site, non-organic trash must be taken away from the mountain and utilized in a special place for it.

- Please, do not burn materials, which can pollute air during burning process (plastic and etc).

- Please, use only marked routes.

- Please use only established toilets if it’s possible.

- Please keep the rules of behavior accepted in natural parks.

- Please, avid water and ice pollution (do not pour out gasoline and other fuel mixtures to the water and on the ice).

Information about visa to Kyrgyzstan

Who needs visa to Kyrgyzstan?

According to the law of Kyrgyz Republic, upon entering Kyrgyzstan, every person should hold a valid passport and entry visa. Visa can be received at embassies of the Kyrgyz Republic (if there are no embassies or representations of the Kyrgyz Republic in your country, visa may be received in Kazakhstan embassies or at the Consular department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bishkek airport upon arrival. It is impossible to receive Kyrgyz visa in entry points on crossing the border by land transfer or by foot.

Tourist visa is issued to foreign citizens coming to Kyrgyzstan for a purpose of travel. Tourist visas can be single and double, with duration up to 3months. There is also a group visa which is issued for tourist groups during organized travels in Kyrgyzstan. To obtain a group visa there is compulsory condition to cross the border of Kyrgyz Republic in the group simultaneously on entry and departure and joint travel of foreign citizens on the territory of Kyrgyzstan.

Transit visa is issued to foreigners for transfer across the territory of Kyrgyz Republic if they don’t have a right for visa-free transit, in case if they have travel documents and valid visa or other documents which prove his right to enter a third country.

Foreigners may also obtain departure visa if they lost passport or another document which allows crossing the border of Kyrgyzstan. Visa of such category is issued only for departure.

Visa support (invitation letter) is required in case if there is no embassy or consulate of Kyrgyz Republic in the land of tourist’s abode. With visa support (invitation letter) visa may be received in Kazakhstan embassies or at the Consular department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bishkek airport upon arrival.

Visa support is required for citizens of the countries which are not included in the list of visa-free regime with Kyrgyzstan.

To obtain visa support it is necessary:

- Passport information

- Exact dates of being in the Republic of Kyrgyzstan

- Number of flight (in case of receiving visa in the airport of Bishkek on arrival)

Information which is necessary to obtain visa support should be send at least 15 days before.

The list of countries which have visa free regime with the Republic of Kyrgyzstan

1. Azerbaijan

2. Armenia

3. Georgia

4. Moldavia

5. Belorussia

6. Kazakhstan

7. Russia

8. Tajikistan

9. Korean People’s Democratic Republic (North Korea)

10. Cuba

11. Malaysia (up to 30 days)

12. Turkey (up to 30days)

13. Ukraine (up to 90days)

14. Uzbekistan (up to 60days)

15. Mongolia (up to 90days)

16. Japan (unlimited period)

For citizens of 65countries it is possible to obtain visa up to 3months in the embassies or consulates of Kyrgyzstan on the ground of personal appeal with out invitation letter:

1. Australia

2. Austria

3. Albania

4. Andorra

5. Argentina

6. Belgium

7. Bosnia and Herzegovina

8. Brazil

9. Brunei Darussalam

10. Bulgaria

11. Canada

12. Chili

13. Croatia

14. Cyprus

15. Czech

16. Dania

17. Estonia

18. Finland

19. France

20. Germany

21. Great Britain

22. Greece

23. Hungary

24. Israel

25. Indonesia

26. Ireland

27. Iceland

28. Italy

29. Kingdom of Bahrain

30. Kuwait

31. Latvia

32. Lithuania

33. Lichtenstein

34. Luxemburg

35. Macedonia

36. Malta

37. Mexico

38. Monaco

39. Montenegro

40. Netherlands

41. Norway

42. New Zealand

43. Philippines

44. Poland

45. Portugal

46. Qatar

47. Romania

48. Saudi Arabia

49. San Marino

50. Serbia

51. Singapore

52. Slovenia

53. Slovakia

54. South Africa

55. South Korea

56. Spain

57. Sultanate of Oman

58. Sweden

59. Switzerland

60. Thailand

61. UAE

62. USA

63. Vatican

64. Venezuela

65. Vietnam

The list of countries which citizens holders of diplomatic and service passports have visa free regime up to one month

1. Austria

2. Belgium

3. Canada

4. China

5. Dania

6. Finland

7. France

8. Germany

9. Great Britain

10. Hungary

11. Iceland

12. Italy

13. Luxemburg

14. Netherlands

15. Norway

16. Pakistan

17. Portugal

18. Slovakia

19. Spain

Embassies and consulates of Kyrgyzstan abroad

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN RUSSIA

119017, Moscow, Bolshaya Ordinka str, 64,

code:00-7-499, phone.: 237-48-82, fax: 951-60-62

e-mail: info@kyrgyzembassy.ru
http://www.kyrgyzembassy.ru

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN UKRAINE

252901, Kiev, Malokitaevskaya atr, 48а,

code: 00-380-44, phone/fax.: 524-09-24;

E-mail: embassy.kg.kiev@silvercom.net

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN BYELORUSSIA

220002, Minsk, Straovilenskaya str, 57,

code: 00-375-17; phone.: 334-91-17; fax: 334-16-02

e-mail: manas@nsys.by
http://kgembassy.by

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN TURKMENISTAN

744000, Ashgabat, Garashsyzlyk, 17,

code: 00-993-12; phone.: 48-22-95; fax: 48-22-94

e-mail: kg@online.tm
www.kyrgyzembassytm.org

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN TAJIKISTAN

Dushanbe, Soid-Nasyr str, 56а,

phone/fax: (00-992-37) 224-26-11, (00-992-41) 100-00-56

e-mail: info @kgembassy.tj
www.kgembassy.tj

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN UZBEKISTAN

700 000, Tashkent, Samatova str, 30,

code: 00-998-71; phone: 237-47-94, fax: 120-72-94

e-mail: erkindik@sarkor.uz

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN KAZAKSTAN

Astana, Diplomatic city, В-5,

code:00-7-7172, phone.:24-20-24, fax: 24-24-14

e-mail: kr@mail.online.kz

GENERAL CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN in Almaty

480012, Almaty, Luganskaya str, 30"А"

code: 00-7-7272 phone.: 64-22-12, 91-66-10 fax: 64-22-11

e-mail: almaty@consulkg.kz
www.consulkg.kz

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN IRAN

PO code: 195 793 5611, bldg. 12, 5th Naranjestan Alley, Pasdaran str., Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran,
code:00- 98-21, phone.: 228-303-54, fax: 222-817-20

e-mail: krembiri@mydatak.com
Consulate point in Meshed: code: ++98-511, phone.: 604-03-64

GENERAL CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN in Yekaterinburg

620094, Yekaterinburg, Bolshakova str, 105

code: 007-343, phone.: 257-76-14, fax: 257-76-14

e-mail: kgzgencon@mail.ru
http://www.gencon.kyrgyz.ru

VICE CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN in Novosibirsk

Novosibirsk, Krasny Prospect, №220, building 10, room 503

code: 383, phone.: 210-66-24

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN CHINA

H 10/11 King's Villas №18, Xiauyun Road, Beijin 100016, China

code: 00-86-10, phone: 6532-6459, fax: 6468-1291

e-mail: tianshan@kyrgyzstan.link263.com
http://www.kyrgyzstanembassy.net

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN SAUDI ARABIA

75871, Riyadh, king Fahad region,

ул.Мухаммед Хамид Аль Фикки 32.

phone: 00-966-1-229-3273/00-966-1-229-3272, fax: 00-966-1-229-3274

e-mail: info@kyrgyzembarabia.kg
www.kyrgyzembarabia.kg

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN INDIA

110021, New Deli, C-93, Anand Niketan

code 00-91-11 phone: 2411-80-08, 2411-19-03, fax: 2411-80-09

e-mail: delhi@kgzembind.in
www.kgzembind.in

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND

W1U 6BJ, London, Ascot house, Crawford str, 119

fax: 00-44-20 7935-7449, phone: 00-44-20 7935-1462

e-mail: mail@kyrgyz-embassy.org.uk
www.kyrgyz-embassy.org.uk

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN MALAYSIA

50400, Kuala Lumpur, 10th floor, Wisma Sin Heap Lee, 346 Jalan Tun Razak

code 00-60-3, phone.: 2163-2012, fax: 2163-2024

e-mail: embassy@kyrgyzembassy.org.my
www.kyrgyzembassy.org.my

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN JAPAN

153-0064, Tokyo, Meguro-ky, Shimomeguro 5-chome, 6-16

tel. 0081-3-3719-0828, fax. 0081-3-3719-0868

e-mail: office@kyrgyzemb.jp
www.kyrgyzemb.jp

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN USA AND CANADA

20008, District Columbia, Massachusetts av.2360,

phone.: 001-202 449-92-22, 001-202 449-9223; fax:001-202 386-8570

e-mail: kgembassyusa@gmail.com

www.kgembassy.org

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN SWITZERLAND, PERMANENT CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN IN UNO AND OTHER INTRENATIONAL ORGANISATIONS in Genève

Rue du Lac 4-6, 1207 Geneve, Confederation Suisse,

code:00- 41-22, phone: 707-92-20; fax: 00-41-22 707-92-21

e-mail: kyrgyzmission@bluewin.ch
web: www.kyrgyzmission.net

PERMANENT CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN IN UNO AND OTHER INTRENATIONAL ORGANISATIONS in New York

866 The United Nations Plaza, Suite 477, New-York,

N.Y. 10017 code 00-1-212, phone.: 486-42-14 fax: 486-52-59

e-mail: kyrgyzstan@un.int
http://www.un.int/wcm/content/site/kyrgyzstan//

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN BELGIUM

47, rue de l`Abbaye/Abdijstraat 1050, Bruxelles/Brussel,

Royaume de Belgique,

code: 00-32-2, phone.: 640-18-68, fax: 640-01-31

e-mail: kyrgyz.embassy@skynet.be
http:/www.kyrgyz-embassy.be

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN AUSTRIA

Invalidenstr. 3/8, 1030 Vienna

code: 00-431, phone: 535-03-79, fax: 535-03-79-13

e-mail: kyremb@inode.at

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN GERMANY

Адрес:Otto-Suhr-Allee 146, 10585 Berlin

code: 00-49-30, phone.: 347-81-338(приемная), fax: 347-81-362 (337),

e-mail: info@botschaft-kirgisien.de
www.botschaft-kirgisien.de

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN TURKEY

Turan Gunes Bulvari 571, Caddesi No. 21,Yildiz/Oran-Ankara 06450

code: 00-90-312, phone.: 491-35-06, 491-35-07 fax: 491-35-13

e-mail: info@kgembassy.org.tr www.kgembassy.org.tr

GENERAL CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN in Istanbul

Lamartin caddesi, #7, Taksim, Istanbul - Turkey,

code:00- 90- 212,phone.: 235-67-67, fax: 235-92-93

e-mail: genkon@tr.net

GENERAL CONSULATE OF KYRGYZSTAN in Dubai (UAE)

Dubai, Deira, Port Saeed, Mohd. Saeed Harib Bldg, Suit № 204

Tel.: 00-971-4 236-44-53,

fax: 00-971-4 236-44-05

e-mail: kyrgyzcons-uae@mail.ru
www.kyrgyzconsuae.org

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN PAKISTAN

House №163, Str.36, Sector F-10/1, 44000 Islamabad

Tel.: 00-92-51 221-21-96,

fax: 00-92-51 221-21-69

e-mail: kyrgyzembassy@dsl.net.pk
www.kyrgyzembassy.com.pk

CONSULATE OFFICE OF KYRGYZSTAN in Karachi, Pakistan

15/1, Main Khayaban-e-Ghazi, Phase-V,

Dafence Officers, Housing Authority Karachi-Pakistan

Code: 00-9221, phone: 537-44-47, fax: 537-44-48

VISA OFFICE OF MFA OF KYRGYZSTAN in Urumchi, China

830063, КНР, г. Урумчи North Hetan Road № 58

phone.: 00-86-991 518-99-80,

fax: 00-86-991 518-99-85

e-mail: vskr-urumchi@mail.ru

EMBASSY OF KYRGYZSTAN IN SOUTH KOREA in Seul
Namsong B/D 403 Itaewon dong, 260-199, Yougsan-gu Seoul, Republic of Korea 140-22
code:00-82-2, phone.: 379-09-51, fax: 379-09-53
e-mail: seoulembassykg@gmail.com
www.kyrgyzembassy.com

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