If you want to get a close-up view of Lenin Peak, you can reach it by passing through Tulpar-Kol and continuing to the first advanced camp at an altitude of 4,400 meters. This trek offers an incredible opportunity to experience the high-altitude beauty of the Pamir Mountains and witness Lenin Peak’s majestic presence up close!
| Price for accommodation in the advanced camp (special tent) | 45USD Night with 2 meals (breakfast&dinner) |
| Price for accommodation in Tulpar-Kol (yurt camp) | 35USD Night with 2 meals (breakfast&dinner) |
Moutain guide
The services of mountain guides who know the route and climbing techniques cost from 50 to 100 dollars per day (depending on their professionalism and knowledge of languages).
Porter Services
Porter services from Tulpar-Kol to Advanced Camp are available under the following arrangements:
- For lighter loads (one-way transport): If you need to transport a small amount of luggage one way, it is recommended to pay per kilogram. The cost is approximately $2–$3 per kg.
- For multiple days: If you require a porter for several days, it is best to hire one on a daily basis. The approximate rate starts at $50 per day for a foot porter, with a luggage limit of up to 25 kg.
- For heavy loads: If you have a large amount of gear, hiring a horse with a rider is recommended. The cost is approximately $80 per day, with a maximum load capacity of 50–80 kg
Day1. Walk to advanced camp
Day 1: Hike from Tulpar-Kol to the advanced camp (camp1), that takes you past the Base Camp of Lenin Peak and the breathtaking Traveler’s Pass, standing at an altitude of 4120m. After approximately 6-7 hours of walking, you will arrive at Advanced Camp, also known as Camp 1, situated at 4400m above sea level.
This camp is located in a cold, snowy environment, with snow permanently covering the Peaks. From here, the views are truly incredible—you’ll have a sweeping panorama of the majestic Lenin Peak, towering above you like a snow-clad giant. Standing so close to this iconic peak is a humbling and awe-inspiring experience.
- Total distance: 20km 12 miles
- Hiking time: 7hours (excluding lunch and break time)
- Ascent/Descent: 810/1700 meters
- Highest and lowest points: 5100/3500 meters
- Accommodation altitude and type: Tent on the wooden floor with matrass (Need to take your sleeping bag) and altitude is 4400.00 Meters | 14435.70 Feet
- Connection: there is no signal But Wi-Fi in 5G (star link) is available
Day2. Climb to Peak Yukhin comeback to Tulpar-Kol or stay one more day
After breakfast, begin your ascent to Peak Yukhin, standing at an impressive altitude of 5130m. This is one of the ideal acclimatization peaks, allowing climbers to reach the summit without the need for crampons or ropes (usual form) However, the climb demands significant physical effort and determination to reach the top.
Upon successfully reaching the summit, take a moment to enjoy the breathtaking views and capture unforgettable photos. After a brief rest at the peak or Alternatively, Explore the glacier up close, taking in the breathtaking views from beneath the peak then descend back to Tulpar-Kol
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