Ascent to Yukhin Peak
Climbing Yukhin Peak (5,130 m) is considered one of the most accessible ways to summit a five-thousander. The route is technically straightforward (difficulty grade 1A) and does not require specialized mountaineering equipment such as crampons or ropes.
- The easiest and most accessible five-thousander
- The most breathtaking landscape with views of 6000m and 7000m peaks from the summit
- The most anticipated adventure of summer 2026
ASCENT INFORMATION
- Available:
July 1 - August 20 - Duration:
7 days - Age:
16+ - Difficulty:
1В - Group Size:
1-5 people - Location:
Pamir, Kyrgyzstan
PAMIR ADVENTURE PROGRAM
The program may be adjusted based on participants' preparation and weather conditions.
DAY 1
Transfer Osh — Achik-Tash to TopolCAMP Base Camp 3600m.
DAY 2
Acclimatization. Walk around the Achik-Tash area.
DAY 3
Acclimatization. After breakfast, hike up to 4000m towards Petrovsky Peak.
DAY 4
Transition to Camp 1 - 4400m.
DAY 5
Ascent to Yukhin Peak 5120m. After breakfast, summit Yukhin Peak and return to Camp 1.
DAY 6
Descent to Base Camp 3600m.
DAY 7
Transfer TopolCAMP — Osh, check-in at the hotel.
Participation Cost:
* Cost depends on the number of participants and service packages.
Fixed dates with a guide:
- July 1-7, 2026
- July 22-28, 2026
- August 10-16, 2026
от 450
$
- Document processing (border pass, registration)
- Airport pick-up and drop-off
- Accommodation in a 3* hotel with breakfast in Osh — 1 night (early check-in/late check-out is extra)
- Transfer Osh – BC Achik-Tash — Osh
- Transfer BC — Lukovaya Polyana — BC
- Lunch en route to Osh (lunch box, mineral water)
- Accommodation in BC and C1 (unlimited days) in tents (2 people per tent). Each tent has wooden platforms with mattresses (20cm), electricity, and lighting
- Three meals a day in Base Camp and Camp 1. Early breakfast from 3:00 to 4:00 AM available in Camp 1 upon request
- Use of dining facilities (warm cozy yurt with national decor and stove), toilet, storage rooms
- In Base Camp — hot shower, sauna; in Camp 1 — hot shower, sauna (washing machine, hot water 24/7)
- In Base Camp — constant electricity source, 220V; in Camp 1 — solar panel electricity 220V, 24/7
- Free internet in Base Camp
- Radio rental
- Registration with the rescue team
- Environmental fees
- Route consultation
- First aid and doctor consultation in Base Camp and Camp 1
- Travel from your city to Osh and back
- Medical insurance for the duration of the expedition (mandatory)
- Personal equipment rental
- Porter services
FAQ
- Inflatable mat or foam pad
- Sleeping bag -10°C comfort
- Backpack 75-100L
- Assault backpack 35-50L
- Trekking poles
- UV4 sunglasses
- UV 3-4 mask
- Headlamp
- Personal first aid kit
- Sunscreen 50 SPF+
- 3 pairs of trekking socks
- 2 pairs of wool socks
- 3 pairs of regular socks
- Underwear
- 3–4 T-shirts
- Lightweight fleece
- Warm fleece
- Trekking pants
- Warm pants
- Fleece gloves
- Warm mittens
- Overmitts
- Warm hat
- Balaclava
- Baseball cap and buff
- Down jacket (-20°C)
- Gore-Tex jacket
- Waterproof pants
- Gaiters
- Sleepwear (fleece set is a good option)
- Gore-Tex sneakers (or trail shoes)
- Trekking boots
For the route, we recommend choosing suitable insurance from Save Pro Life. A step-by-step guide is provided in each itinerary.
In base camp and camp 1, Starlink satellite internet is available. Internet access is included in the full service package.
On the Lenin Peak route, mobile coverage is best in Camp 2 and Camp 3 with the mobile operator O.
On the Lenin Peak route, mobile coverage is best in Camp 2 and Camp 3 with the mobile operator O.
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