undefined Itinerary

After breakfast, begin acclimatization hikes, ascending to a higher altitude and then returning to the base camp for rest and recovery. The expedition team will provide tips on proper hiking techniques and breathing exercises to help with acclimatization.

Spend the afternoon resting and preparing gear for the climb. Attend a training session with the expedition team to learn about the use of crampons, ice axes, and other climbing equipment.

Enjoy dinner and rest early to prepare for the next day's climb.

Start the ascent to the first high-altitude camp, Garabashi, at an elevation of 3,800 meters. The climb will take approximately 6-7 hours, with stops for rest and hydration. Enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the vast expanse of the Caucasus region.

After arriving at Garabashi, settle into the campsite and rest. Enjoy a warm meal prepared by the camp chef before retiring for the night.

Spend some time stargazing and enjoy the peacefulness of the mountain.

Begin the climb to the second high-altitude camp, located at an elevation of 4,700 meters. This leg of the climb is more challenging, with steeper inclines and thinner air. The climb will take approximately 5-6 hours.

Arrive at the second campsite and rest. Take in the stunning views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Attend a training session with the expedition team to prepare for the summit climb.

Enjoy a warm meal and rest early to prepare for the summit climb.

The summit climb begins in the early hours of the morning, typically around 2-3 am. The climb to the summit, at an elevation of 5,642 meters, will take approximately 7-9 hours, with a short break at the saddle between the two peaks. Upon reaching the summit, take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the vast expanse of the Caucasus region.

Descend back to the second high-altitude camp for rest and recovery.

Enjoy a celebratory dinner with the expedition team and rest early.