Hi, I'm going to do the Lenine peak in few days but I hear that there's like a border license to get there but some people told us that's not really often asked
Hi, I can’t remember any control😅. On my way to the Khan Tengri I had to show my passport at the border to Kazakhstan. But maybe my guide got me the border license. I’m not sure, sorry
@@maltmountain I am planning for Lenin Peak in the summer of 2025. I need to improve myself a little more for this. I have only climbed over 5000 meters yet. I am planning to climb Elbrus and Ararat this year. Lenin Peak next year.
@@melihguney sounds like a good plan! The Lenin peak isn’t challenging from a technical standpoint. The most crucial factors are having a certain level of altitude experience and being physically fit:)
Great video. One suggestion, the music is not needed! The video is way more immersive with natural sound (or with much lower music). However, the quality of the footage is amazing, which makes you stand out!
Thank you:) I know what you mean! Sometimes I also think that the natural sound should be more present than the music. That could emphasize the actual atmosphere🤔
What do you think about the video like this: th-cam.com/video/Dx37DVgGdB4/w-d-xo.html I tried to give the natural atmosphere more space by using more relaxing music.
Yes, with the red morning light, the ascent was truly beautiful :) I’ve bought all the gear myself over the past few years, so I didn’t need rent anything. Only the tents were provided by the mountain agency.
@@rauliuxaa it cost around $2100. I did the tour with a mountain guide I already knew from Elbrus. It was additionally organized by Ak-Sai Travel, if I recall correctly.
great Video - many thanks! 18:15 to 18:36 oooopsss, not harmless (!)
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I have a few 4000 and 5000m in my life. But it's not as special as this summit. Climb slope, route or nav. I would like to take a look at how you share your information. Stay safe.
Hi! I did both climbs (Lenin and Khan) with the russian company Alterra.travel. I knew the guide (Johnny Mnemonik) already from my trips to the Mera Peak and Elbrus. This is why I felt really taken care of:)
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Incredible landscape and atmosphere! WOW
Hi, I'm going to do the Lenine peak in few days but I hear that there's like a border license to get there but some people told us that's not really often asked
Hi, I can’t remember any control😅. On my way to the Khan Tengri I had to show my passport at the border to Kazakhstan. But maybe my guide got me the border license. I’m not sure, sorry
Congratulations. I can understand from your walk how difficult and tired you are walking. That's what makes it valuable. I was so jealous.
Im glad you like the video! A trip I highly recommend :)
@@maltmountain I am planning for Lenin Peak in the summer of 2025. I need to improve myself a little more for this. I have only climbed over 5000 meters yet. I am planning to climb Elbrus and Ararat this year. Lenin Peak next year.
@@melihguney sounds like a good plan! The Lenin peak isn’t challenging from a technical standpoint. The most crucial factors are having a certain level of altitude experience and being physically fit:)
Beautiful video!
Amazing climb. Looks super hard though. Thanks for posting
First 7000er I went up solo! Fun times. Through I went in a bit earlier in the season so more snow and no ladders.
Certainly have a special camera.
Beautiful beautiful shots
Great video. One suggestion, the music is not needed! The video is way more immersive with natural sound (or with much lower music). However, the quality of the footage is amazing, which makes you stand out!
Thank you:) I know what you mean! Sometimes I also think that the natural sound should be more present than the music. That could emphasize the actual atmosphere🤔
What do you think about the video like this: th-cam.com/video/Dx37DVgGdB4/w-d-xo.html
I tried to give the natural atmosphere more space by using more relaxing music.
14:16 that view is just stunning. how the sun shines uppon the mountains. 🤩
did you have your own gear, or did you rent?
Yes, with the red morning light, the ascent was truly beautiful :) I’ve bought all the gear myself over the past few years, so I didn’t need rent anything. Only the tents were provided by the mountain agency.
@@maltmountain amazing, which agency did you use? what was the cost?
@@rauliuxaa it cost around $2100. I did the tour with a mountain guide I already knew from Elbrus. It was additionally organized by Ak-Sai Travel, if I recall correctly.
hello ..wonderful video ... may i get contact of your guide @Malt mountain
Thank you:) amazing!
Welche GoPro benutzt du für diese tollen Aufnahmen??? :)
Hi Steffen, mittlerweile habe ich die Hero9:)
Как трудно и как прекрасно!
great Video - many thanks!
18:15 to 18:36 oooopsss, not harmless (!)
I have a few 4000 and 5000m in my life. But it's not as special as this summit. Climb slope, route or nav. I would like to take a look at how you share your information. Stay safe.
that's amazing
What company did you go with im interested in trying this
Hi! I did both climbs (Lenin and Khan) with the russian company Alterra.travel. I knew the guide (Johnny Mnemonik) already from my trips to the Mera Peak and Elbrus. This is why I felt really taken care of:)
@@maltmountain Thanks alot ! Just curious did you travel from the U.S or are you located in Europe?
@@bennettwoomer60 I’m from Germany:)
How long did it take you? انا
We arrived at the basecamp on July 8th and summited on July 25th:)
Was this covered in snow 20 years ago?
Which area do you mean?:)
il Pik lo scalato nel 1980. bel filmato bei ricordi
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my next destenation
Good choice:)
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