Razdelnaya and Yukhin Peak - Entry level climbs
Combo 5000m and 6000M peak climbin in Kyrgyzstan
Highlights
Razdelnaya 6148m and Yukin 5134m Peak
Classic - 14 days climbing program
Certified Himalayan guides with EVEREST, 8K, 7K, 6K, and Lenin expertise
Route: North Route via Kyrgyzstan. Non-technical 5000M and 6000m and perfect prep expedition for lower 7000M expedition
Team Strategy: Small team with a maximum of 2 to 10 client members per expedition. Guide ration of 1:1 or 1:2 options.
1 to 3 high-altitude alpine camps.
Training programs of 12 weeks for 6000 m expedition from Training Peaks
Porter service available upon request to camp 1-3. Inquire about price and further details.
Overview
Two summits. Two altitudes. One expedition.
This program takes you from your first real 5,000m summit to a serious 6,000m ascent in the Pamir Mountains of Central Asia — all within a single, well-structured 14-day expedition. Designed for climbers who want to build genuine high-altitude experience in a remote and powerful mountain environment, with a clear progression from one summit to the next.
Yukhin Peak · 5,130m
Your first real summit above 5,000m.
Yukhin Peak sits in the northern spurs of the Trans-Alay Range, in the shadow of Lenin Peak. The route follows mountain trails and scree slopes — no technical ice, no fixed ropes, no prior mountaineering experience required. What it demands is fitness, commitment, and the willingness to stand on something real.
From the summit, the north face of Lenin Peak fills the horizon. The snow-covered ridges of the Alay Valley stretch in every direction. It is the kind of view that changes what you think you're capable of.
Razdelnaya Peak · 6,148m
The proving ground before 7,000m.
Razdelnaya sits on the Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan border and forms part of the classic acclimatisation route to Lenin Peak, 7,134m. The climb combines glacier travel, fixed rope sections, and sustained movement above 6,000m in a genuine alpine environment. It tests your altitude response, sharpens your movement on snow and ice, and gives you an honest read on where you stand before committing to something bigger.
Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival Osh, transfer and accommodation in a hotel
Day 2 Osh – International Mountaineering Camp “Pamir”. - base camp
Day 3 Acclimatization ascent to the ridge of Petrovskiy Peak
Day 4 Hike to Camp 1 (4400 m)
Day 5 Ascent Yukhin Peak (5130 m)
Day 6 Camp 1 rest
Day 7 Camp 2
Day 8 Ascent Razdelnaya peak - Camp 3
Day 9 Descend to Camp 1
Day 10 Base camp
Day 11 Contingency day
Day 12 Transfer from IMC “Pamir” to Osh.
Day 13 Flight back to Bishkek
Day 14 Departure
Expedition Investment
1:1 ratio - USD 3,950 Per person
1:2 ratio - USD 3,450 Per person
Deposit: USD 300 Per person
Guaranteed departure. No extra hidden costs. Please inquire about prices in your local currency. We accept payment in £GBP/ €EUROS/ $AUD
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Summer 2027
20th June - 3rd July
7th - 20th August
Summer 2028
18th June - 1st July
Dates not matching your schedule? Book a tailored private climb.
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1:1 or 1:2 certified guide to climber ratio
Training programs up to 12 weeks for 6000 m expedition from Training Peaks
Hotel accommodation in 5 * Bishkek and 3 * Osh: 2 nights before the expedition and 2 days after the expedition (Note: Client must return from expedition within the expected time.) Clients are responsible for additional stays in the hotel.
Experienced and licensed high-altitude guide
Tents in high-altitude camp 1 to 3
Group equipment, including gas, gas stoves, cooking sets, and rope.
Visa support and permits, including The Border Zone Permit (Propusk) and OVIR registration
Airport pickup and drop services
Transfer from Osh to International Mountaineering Camp (IMC) "Pamir" and back to OSh
Lunch in route to and from International Mountaineering Camp (IMC)
Rental cost of communication devices such as walkie-talkie
Rescue team registrations
Environmental tax imposed
Environmental tax imposed by the Kyrgyz government
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Visas and travel insurance
Summit Bonus tip (1:1 ratio USD 400 per person, 1:2 ratio USD 200 P/P)
Entertainment and food ( Kathmandu )
Bottled drinks and beverages
Evacuation (will be done in your account)
Tips (Service Charge in Hotel and Restaurants are included)
Single supplement charges for private or 1:1 trip arrangements
Laundry, Phone services, Personal expenditure transactions
Optional trips
Tea breaks, chocolates or other snacks and any meals beside breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Delay and cancellation because of natural phenomenon
International flights to Kyrgyzstan
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USD 500 (applies only if the expedition operates with one participant)
Our expeditions are designed around small, carefully balanced teams. When an expedition is operated for a single participant or when shared logistics are not possible, a single participant supplement may apply to cover fixed expedition costs that would otherwise be shared.
This ensures the same level of safety, staffing, logistics, and operational standards are maintained regardless of group size.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
1. Initial Inquiry and Planning
At NAMAS Adventure, we start by understanding your aspirations and goals. From your first conversation with our expert team, we provide personalized recommendation tailored to your interests. Once the perfect expedition is identified, a deposit secures your spot. We then work closely with you to plan and prepare every detail—from gear selection and training advice to arranging insurance, permits, and logistics.
2. Preparing for the Journey
As your expedition date approaches, we’ll help you finalize all preparations. This includes collecting the final balance payment (typically due 60-90 days before your trip), ensuring all necessary documents are in order, and addressing any remaining questions. Our team is available via email or phone calls to make sure you’re fully prepared and confident for the adventure ahead.
3. On-Expedition Support
Arrive at your destination ready to begin! From pre-expedition briefings and gear checks to the full support of our experienced guides and ground team during your climb, we’re here to ensure everything runs smoothly. With flexibility to adapt to any changes or needs, we’re committed to making your adventure seamless, enjoyable, and unforgettable.
Frequently Asked Questions
About the Mountain
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Razdelnaya Peak sits away from camp 3 of Lenin peak climb.
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The best time to climb is Mid June to August, when the weather is more stable.
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Namas Adventure typically climbs via the classic Razdelnaya Route on the northern side, starting from the Kyrgyzstan side of the Pamir Mountains. This is the most established and safest route on Lenin Peak and offers a good balance of high-altitude challenge and manageable technical demands.
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Climbing Razdelnaya is considered moderately difficult for a 6,000-meter mountain, but it's still a serious high-altitude expedition that requires proper preparation, experience, and physical conditioning. In terms of technical difficulty, Lenin Peak is categorized as a low- to moderately difficult technical climb. Most of the classic north side route involves snow and glacier travel, crevasse, and requirement of using crampons and ice axes.
The altitude of 6000 m challenges climbers with AMS and a harsh climate. Climbers with technical skills and prior experience of 4000 can successfully complete the expedition with prior preparation and training.
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Summit day on Lenin Peak (7,134m) is a long, demanding, and high-risk push that typically begins in the early hours of the morning (around 2:00 to 3:00 AM) and lasts 10 to 14 hours round trip, depending on weather, fitness, and snow conditions. The summit day challenges climbers with extreme altitude, fatigue, high-altitude wind, snowstorms, and exhaustion. Once climbers reach the summit, they spend less than 15 minutes before descending back to camp 2. The descent to camp 2 requires energy conservation due to the risk of fatigue and weather deterioration.
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Namas Adventure has a high record of summit success in Razdelnaya Peak and a 100 % record of safety. The experienced guide, support team, training, summit strategy and focus on safety over summit ensures maximum safety and success rate.
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Yes, we have included one contingency day in the program to accommodate delays in climbing due to poor weather and unforeseen circumstances. The contingency days add buffer time that provides flexibility and safety for climbers to wait for an appropriate time for a summit attempt.
Experiences - Preprations
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Razdelnaya Peak is considered a less technical 6000M climb, but it still requires strong motivation and a solid foundation in mountaineering. If you’re unsure whether this is the right step in your climbing journey, we recommend reviewing our grading system, Alpine/Fitness grading: PD/3 to assess your readiness.
Still uncertain? Reach out to our team. We’re happy to help evaluate your experience and guide you toward the expedition that best fits your goals.
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You’ll need prior high-altitude mountaineering experience, ideally on alpine F-grade routes. Climbers must be confident using fixed ropes, crampons, an ice axe, and a jumar on steep rock and ice while carrying a loaded pack.
If you’re unsure whether your experience is sufficient, feel free to reach out. We’ll be happy to assess your readiness and recommend the right training or preparatory climbs. -
Yes, this combo peak expeditioin requires low to moderate technical skills. You should be comfortable climbing on steep rock and ice using crampons, an ice axe, fixed ropes, and jumars. Although fixed lines are in place to assist, prior experience on technical alpine routes is essential for safety and success. Namas Adventure helps you in improving climbing and technical skills through training and guidance.
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To prepare for Razdelnaya expedition, focus on building endurance, strength, and technical climbing skills, including ice axe and crampon use, rope techniques, and high-altitude acclimatization. When you book with Namas Adventure, you’ll receive a comprehensive 16-week personalized training program via Training Peaks, designed by professional trainers to ensure you’re fully prepared for the expedition.
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For the expedition, Namas Adventure allows a personal baggage limit of 25 kg. On the way to higher camps, clients are responsible for carrying their own gear and meals. Tents will be set up by our teams. During the summit push, your pack will be lighter as you only carry water, snacks, and essential gear for the climb.
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During trekking, you stay in single rooms in local hotels in Bishkek and Osh. During the expedition, you share a tent with other climbers. For base camp, personal tents are available.
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The showers and laundry are available on the trekking trails to reach the base camp. At Base Camp, we set up shower tents with hot water available for washing clothes. Laundry powder is also provided for your convenience.
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Yes, foods are included in expedition fees up to the base camp. But for higher altitudes, clients are responsible for cooking their own meals.
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Expect foods such as varieties of fruits, cheese, pasta, and other snacks in the base camp available. Drinks like liquors and other meal preferences require clients to expense personally.
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No — you don’t. Tents are set up at camp 1-4. Clients need to
Melt snow for water
Preparing basic meals
Guides - Teams
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Namas Expedition provides IFMGA-certified guides and highly experienced Nepali Sherpa guides with a 1:1 and 1:2 client-to-guide ratio. Guides and teams are proficient in English. Namas Expedition also ensures a limited team of 2 to 10 climbers for efficiency and safety.
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After a successful summit, we suggest tipping USD 800 for your personal guide as appreciation for their support and guidance to complete your expedition safely. In case you are unable to reach the summit, you can tip USD 400.
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If you require an additional guide, you can inform Namas Adventure in advance. Also, you are required to pay an additional charge for an extra guide.
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For the Lenin peak expedition, we assign 1:2 or 1:1 guided service.
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Our groups range from a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 8 climbers to ensure personalized attention and safety.
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This Expedition is suitable for climbers aged 16 who wants to start their high altitude expedition journey. Perfect for beginner climbers. This expedition is best for one planning to summit combo 5k and 6k peak and who wants to climb higher mountain in the future.