CENTRAL TIEN SHAN

Pobeda peak (7438 m) expedition-98
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To reach the site of Camp 5300 one have to go slightly to the south from the Dikiy Col. Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. To the Camp-5300.
The Camp 5300 is located on the quite wide and flat snow plateau. The very beginning of the ascend to the Vaja Pshavela (AKA Western Pobeda Peak) is clear visible. Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Camp-5300.
The view from the Camp 5300 site to the Khan Tengri. Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Camp-5300. View to Khan Tengri.
Due to the ridge at the Camp 5300 location is sufficiently deviated to the West, the neighbor valley of Dikiy Gl. is visible.  Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Dikiy gl. from camp-5300.
The upper cwm of Dikiy Gl. on the sunset - the further rescue operation's site... Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Upper cwm of Dikiy gl.
The marble pyramid of Khan Tengri is completed the fantastic view from the above of Camp 5300. The Western Col and 3 upper spurs (Western, Eastern and South) are clear visible. Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. View to Khan Tengri.
The key obstacle on the route to the summit of Vaja Pshavela (Western Pobeda Peak) is the long rocky belt. Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Vaja Pshavela. The rocky belt.
The rocks are getting closer and closer... Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. To the rocky belt.
Due to the difficulty to ascend the rocky belt, which usually takes the whole daytime, this part of the route demands to stay overnight at the intermediate Camp 6100.  Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Camp-6100.
Because of the lack of flat place and the necessity to protect over very strong wind, the tents could appear in some unexpected places... Central Tien Shan. Pobeda peak. Camp-6100.
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