Climbing Khan Tengri

In July my husband and I went to Khan Tengri to celebrate our anniversary. The helicopter dropped us at base camp, from there we started acclimatization. The weather was changeable, but we got lucky.

I chose this tour because I wanted to complete a seven-thousander, and the helicopter transfer saves time and energy. In August the weather on Inylchek is already unstable: minus at night, during the day it can be both sun and snow. The program is logical: two acclimatization rotations, ascent to 4200 and 5200, then the summit push. There were about ten people in the group, all with high-altitude experience, so we kept a steady pace. I liked that the spare days were actually used — we waited for a window to the summit. The descent and return by helicopter went without problems. The only thing is that in base camp the living conditions are spartan, but that's expected for such an altitude. Overall, I recommend it to those who are mentally and physically prepared.

My friend and I went to celebrate his 40th birthday, we chose Khan Tengri because of the helicopter transfer. Aliya coordinated the group gathering and kept in touch on the way.

In July we went to Khan Tengri, we liked everything. The helicopter dropped us at base camp on Inylchek. Acclimatization went fine, but it was cold.

My husband and I decided to go to Khan Tengri after several years in the mountains, we wanted to test ourselves on a seven-thousander. We chose this tour because of the helicopter transfer to base camp on Inylchek — it saves a lot of energy. In July the weather on the glacier was relatively stable, minus at night, sun during the day, sometimes snow. The first acclimatization at 4200 was a bit tough, but the second rotation at 5200 was easier. The summit push succeeded on the second attempt, the weather gave a window. The descent and return by helicopter were organized clearly. We liked that the group was small and everyone was experienced. The only thing was that at base camp there were minor issues with water and food, but it's the mountains. Overall we were satisfied, the summit was worth it.

In July, my husband and I decided to go to Khan Tengri, although we had little high-altitude climbing experience. The guide constantly monitored our condition and helped with acclimatization. The helicopter transfer to base camp went smoothly. The weather in July often changed: sometimes sun, sometimes snow, but we were ready. The only downside was that at the 5200 camp it was very cold at night, the sleeping bag didn't help. Otherwise, the program was clear, rotations and summit push went according to plan. The descent was also well organized. Rating 4.

In July I climbed Khan Tengri, the weather was excellent. The helicopter dropped us at base camp, acclimatization went smoothly. Very satisfied!

Zhanna helped choose the date and book everything, thanks to her. In August it's cold on the glacier, but the views are unreal.

Poshel na Han-Tengri s drugom, hoteli otmetit' ego 40-letie. V avguste pogoda byla stabil'na, no holodno na vysote.

Last year, in August, we planned to climb Khan Tengri. My friend from military service and I trained together, as we both had long been drawn to high mountains. We chose this tour because of the helicopter transfer to base camp, which saves a lot of time and energy. On the Inylchek glacier the weather is changeable: frost at night, clear sun during the day, sometimes snow. The acclimatization stages were well structured, we spent nights at 4200 and 5200 meters and prepared for the summit. During the push the weather was favorable, the team members were in good condition. Everything went in an organized manner, and as a result we climbed to 7010 meters. I recommend it, but physical and mental preparation is necessary.

Aidos conducted the acclimatization and summit push excellently, everything was clear. In July on Inylchek it was cold, but tolerable.

In July I went to Khan Tengri, the weather was changeable but overall fine. The helicopter transfer was without problems, acclimatization went smoothly.

In July I went to Khan Tengri with a group. The weather was changeable, but overall fine. The helicopter transfer to base camp went without problems. Acclimatization was easy, although at 5200 it was cold. The summit push was successful, thanks to the guides. I especially want to thank Aliya for the organization — she was always in touch and helped with any questions. I liked everything, I recommend.