Mt Khuiten - 4,375m
 Two Gers at dawn, our Basecamp tents in Mongolia  © Lydia Bradey

We have a new exciting trip to climb Mt Khuiten in Mongolia, in June/July 2010. This expedition will be led by Lydia Bradey, AC Mountain guide and first woman to climb Mt Everset without oxygen, who has led several expeditions to Mt Khuiten and the surrounding region before.

Mt Khuiten is in far western Mongolia and is part of the 'Five Kings of the Altai' mountain range. This trip also takes in the Nadaam festival in Olgii.

The climbing is at an introductory level although remote, and there are multiple opportunities for sightseeing and trekking in this fascinating region also. Mongolia is everything you imagine it to be - empty plains and big skies, and an ancient people still riding their horses as part of their everyday lives.

Dates: 28 June - 13 July 2010

Duration: 16 days

Price: 4 people and 1 guide: US$6550 per person ex Ulaan Baatar
            5 people and 2 guides: US$6250 per person
            6-8 people and 2 guides: US$5650 per person

Itinerary:

Day 1 - Arrive in Ulaan Baatar, met at airport, transfer to Hotel. Gear checks.

Day 2 – Flight to Bayan Olgii in Western Mongolia. Transfer to Ger camp just outside Olgii.

Day 3 – Tour Olgii sights.

Day 4 – Drive to Tsagaan Gol Valley, camping.

Day 5 – Trek to Basecamp, stay in Ger Camp.

Day 6 – 12 Acclimatisation treks and climb Mt Khuiten 4375m (7 days).

Day 13 – Trek to Tsagaan Gol Valley, camp.

Day 14 – Drive to Olgii, camp outside town, attend Nadaam festival.

Day 15 – Fly to Ulaan Baatar, overnight Hotel.

Day 16 – Depart for home.
 

 Approaching Mt Khuiten and Basecamp, Western Mongolia  © Lydia Bradey

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