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Mt. Babaytag trekking (3555 m)
Type of tour: trekking
Region: Western Tien-Shan, southern slope of Chatkal ridge, Uzbekistan
Tour duration: 4 days/3 nights
Season: July-September
Itinerary: Tashkent - Yangiabad ( 120km , 1300m ) – Mt. Miner ( 3100m ) – Mt. Babaytag ( 3555m ) - Yahandek - Yangiabad hotel ( 1300m ) - Tashkent ( 120km ) .
Tour Program:
Day 1:
Transfer from Tashkent to a mountain village Yangiabad (120km, 2h, 1300m). Head towards our route. First acsent to the mountain rang, then head towards the crest of the ridge near mountain Shahter (3100m). Camp near a spring water (3000m).
Trekking distance: 10 km
Day 2:
Trekking to the mountain Babaytag (3555m). Descent into the upper reaches of the river Yahandek. Camp 2 (3200m) at the source of the river.
Trekking distance: 10 km
Day 3:
Descent along the river Yahandek through the picturesque canyon to the Yangiabad village (1300m) and then head back to the hotel. Rest at the hotel. Head swimming in the bathwaters of the mountain river. Dinner in the restaurant. Sleep at the hotel.
Trekking distance: 12 km
Day 4:
Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Tashkent (120 km, 2h).
Inclusions:
- transfer Tashkent - Yangiabad, Yangiabad - Tashkent;
- ecological fees to Ugam-Chatcal national park;
- camping outfit and special equipment (tents, sleeping bags and insulated mats, first aid kit, etc);
- FB meal (breakfast, lunch and dinner);
- gas for cooking of meal;
- service of English speaking mountain guide and porter;
- accommodation at the hotel;
- OVViG's registration (The registration is obligatory for all foreign tourists while staying in Uzbekistan).
Required outfit:
1. trekking boots;
2. wool socks;
3. thermo-underwear (spring/autumn season);
4. trekking trousers;
5. sweater or jacket (spring/autumn season);
6. rain coat;
7. cap;
8. slippers;
9. electric torch;
10. camera;
11. personal first aid-kit;
12. sun block cream and sun glasses;
13. toilet set;
14. rucksack;
15. passport.
Weight restrictions:
*Trekkers carry their personal stuff (up to 15 kg.) themselves.
