Lenin Peak (39º20’ N 72º52’ E) – is a second by altitude peak of Pamir (after Communism Peak, 7495 m) and the third by altitude peak in former Soviet Union (after Communism Peak, 7495 m and Pobeda (Victory) Peak, 7439 m. Lenin Peak is among five summits for getting "Snow Leopard" honorary title.

The itinerary: Osh - Base camp "Lenin Peak" - Osh

Pobeda (Victory) Peak (7439 m) - the highest summit crowning the snow-covered wall stretching for nearly 30 km. Along the Kokshaal-Tau ridge (Central Tien-Shan) the eternal ice line of which is coming up to the heights of 6,000 m. Yuzhny Inylchek glacier starts from both Khan-Tengri Peak and Pobeda Peak (20 km) considered one of the longest glaciers in the world, (it's length exceeds 60 km.). Pobeda Peak is the northernmost seventhousander on Earth. Top of the mountain is covered with ice and its slopes are covered with snow. Strong winds challenge mountaineers raising snowstorms even in sunshine. Experienced mountaineers compare the ascent to Pobeda Peak to that to Nangaparbat in Himalaya by difficulty.

The itinerary: Bishkek - "Karkara" Base Camp - "South Inylchek" Base Camp - "Karkara" Base Camp - Bishkek

Peak Khan-Tengri is one of the highest peaks in Tien-Shan, a massive mountain situated in eastern part of the Tengri-Tag range. The peak is 7,010 meters high. The pyramid of the peak is fascinating with its pink and grey marble faces that attracted people from ancient times. Only a few peaks have preserved their original names given them at the times of antiquity to present. Among them are Olympus, Fujiama, Vesuvius, Demavend and Elbrus. The Khan-Tengri Peak can be ranked with them. Only in 1989 the area of Khan-Tengri Peak was opened for foreign tourists and climbers.

The itinerary: Bishkek - "Karkara" Base Camp - "South Inylchek" Base Camp - "Karkara" Base Camp - Bishkek

Communism Peak is situated in the Northern-West part of Pamir where Academy of Science Ridge wedges into Peter the First Ridge. Military topographer I. Dorodiev did the geodetic shooting of the middle part of Fedchenko glacier and surrounding peaks that were unknown at that time. The coordinates of the peak and its height (7,495 m.) was defined in 1929 upon results of photo-geodetic shooting. In 1931 it was named Stalin Peak, in 1961 - Communism Peak, in 1999 - Somoni Peak.

The itinerary: Dushanbe - Jirgital - Base Camp (Moskvina Glacier) - Jirgital - Dushanbe

Korjenevskaya Peak is situated in the northern side of the Academy of Science Ridge, 13 km. far from Communism peak. The peak was discovered by Russian geographer N.Korjenevskiy on 23 August, 1910 and called after Evgeniya Korjenevskaya (the wife of the explorer). Since 1927 name Korjenevskaya peak appeared officially on geographical maps. The first successful ascent to the peak was done in 22 August 1953. The group consisted of 8 alpinists from Leningrad under the leadership of A.Ugarov reached the top from the North from Korjenevskaya glacier climbing along the Northern range. Now there are about 10 different complexity known routes to the top. The simplest, popular and safe way goes along the South ridge from the Korjenevskiy glacier.

The itinerary: Dushanbe - Jirgital - Base Camp (Moskvina Glacier) - Jirgital - Dushanbe

Muztagh Ata (7546 m) is second-highest summit of Chinese Pamir situated in Kun-Lun Range on the territory of Xinjiang National Autonomous Region of China. In Turkic languages "Muztagh Ata" means "Ice Mountain`s Father". The huge snow-covered mountain massif raised beetling over the Karakul Lake attracts mountaineers all over the world. The route to the top is not technically difficult with its slopes of 25°-30° steepness, yet it demands from climbers to be in high physical conditions. Muztagh Ata is nearly perfect for continuous and most enjoyable ski downhill from the top. First ascent to the Muztag Ata had been made in 1956 by joint China-Soviet mountaineering expedition.

The itinerary: Bishkek - Naryn - Torugart Pass - Kashgar – Subashi- Base Camp - Muztag-Ata - Kashgar – Torugart Pass - Naryn – Bishkek

The tour is for those people who would like “to kill two birds with one stone”, i.e. to subjugate two seventhousanded peaks in one season.
The unique location of Lenin and Muztag-Ata Peaks allows transferring from one base camp to other for one day. Both seventhousanded peaks are simple in alpinist relation, but they request a good physical training. The tour will remain in your memory for a long time not just your alpinist feat and an exotic and original culture of two mountain countries – Kyrgyzstan and Chinese Xingjian. It’s the best tour – it’s necessary just to find 35-40 days with free time and money, of course.

The itinerary: Bishkek - Osh - ÂŃ "Lenin Peak" - ÂŃ "Muztag-Ata" - Kashgar - Naryn - Bishkek