
Altai Tavan bogd mountain climbing tour
fromJoin us as we climb one of Mongolia’s highest peaks, Mount Khuiten.
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Vacation Style Holiday TypeCamping, Trekking, Wildlife
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Activity Level Extreme
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Group Size Medium Group
DESCRIPTION
Join us as we climb one of Mongolia’s highest peaks, Mount Khuiten
Mount Khuiten is one of the highest peaks of the Altai Mountains and the highest point of Mongolia at 4374 m. The Kuithen Peak simultaneously borders Russia, China and Kazakhstan and is close to other beautiful peaks: Malchin, Niaramdal, Naran, Snowchurch and Olgii, and Mongolia’s longest glacier, Potanin, 19 km long.
TOUR DATES
20 June- 15 September OPEN
TOUR PRICE
Group Size | Per Person US$ |
Pax 2 | $3400 |
Pax 3 -4 | $2950 |
Pax 5 -6 | $2743 |
Pax 7 -8 | $2625 |
Pax 9-10 | $2510 |
Pax 10 more | $2400 |
- All meals during the trip
- Drinking water
- All accommodations during the program
- 1 overnight in local hotel or ger camp in Ulgii
- 10 tented overnights
- Transport with Russian vans (4*4) including gasoline
- All airport transfers
- Local English speaking tour guide
- Local mountain climbing tour guide
- Expedition cook
- Pack Camels and camel drivers
- Permits and fees for the national park
- All sightseeing fees
- Visa support
- Local flights (Ulaan Bataar-Ulgii-Ulaan Bataar)
- Satellite phone for emergencies
- Sleeping bag
- International flights
- Visa
- Travel insurance
- Charges for excess baggage
- Airport taxes
- Individual equipment
- Drinks and extra charges in hotels and inns
- All alcoholic drinks
- All costs not specified in “Included”
A detailed packing list is suggested for each of our trips in the trip information section. Please check the recommended packing list for the specific trip you are taking. Our suggested packing lists do not aim to be comprehensive or exhaustive; we know that every traveler has different needs. If you feel there is something else you should bring with you, please do so, and when in doubt contact us for a recommendation. You should pack everything in a soft bag or backpack rather than in a suitcase or trunk, which will make it easier to load into vehicles and on pack animals. The following general packing list gives recommendations on the type of equipment or clothing we have found most practical, based on our experience in Mongolia.
FEET
· Outer socks, thick wool or polypropylene – 2 pairs · Inner socks, thin silk or polypropylene – 2 pairs · Hiking boots – 1 pair · Mountaineering boots – 1 pair · Gaiters – 1 pair
UPPER BODY · Lightweight polypropylene – 2 · Expedition weight polypropylene or capilene shirt – 1 · Fleece jacket – 1 · Breathable windproof outer jacket, such as Gore-Tex, with hood – 1
LOWER BODY · Polypropylene or nylon briefs or underpants – 1 pair · Lightweight polypropylene or capilene long underwear bottoms – 1 pair · Fleece pants (full length, side zippers recommended) – 1 pair · Breathable windproof pants such as Gore-Tex – 1 pair
HANDS · Mittens, thick fleece – 1 pair · Gloves, polypropylene or capilene – 1 pair · Gore-Tex wind shells for mittens – 1 pair
HEAD · Balaclava, wool, polypropylene or capilene – 2 · Helmet- 1
SLEEPING GEAR · Down or polar guard sleeping bag comfortable to minus 10 Celsius – 1
PACK · Pack large (50+ litres) – 1 · Daypack for day hikes – 1 · Large strong kit bag with strong zipper and a lock, large enough for pack to fit in, and for storage of gear – 1 CLIMBING EQUIPMENTS
· Harness · Ice axe · Crampons · Rope /company provide you/ · Walking stick · Carabiner -2-4 for each person · Climbing ice screws -2-4 for each person · Helmet -1
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