Khuiten Peak Expedition

A 10-day high-altitude journey through glaciers, alpine valleys and the cultural landscapes of Altai Tavan Bogd.

Journey into Altai Tavan Bogd National Park and attempt Khuiten Peak at 4,374 metres, Mongolia's highest point.

This demanding expedition combines glacier travel, alpine trekking, mountaineering, ancient rock art and encounters with nomadic Mongolian and Kazakh communities.

At a glance

Duration: 10 days / 9 nights

Highest point: 4,374 m

Daily activity: Approximately 4–12 hours

Elevation gain: Up to 1,300 m

Trip type: High-altitude mountaineering

Minimum age: 18 years

Expedition highlights

Khuiten Peak

Attempt Mongolia's highest summit after a gradual acclimatisation program that includes an ascent of Malchin Peak.

Alpine landscapes and wildlife

Travel among glaciers, rocky summits and alpine valleys in habitat used by ibex and the elusive snow leopard.

Glacier travel

Cross moraines and glacial terrain with an experienced mountain team and the technical equipment required for the ascent.

Ancient history

See important archaeological sites and the extensive petroglyphs of Shiveet Khairkhan.

Nomadic and Kazakh culture

Meet local nomadic families and learn about western Mongolia's Kazakh traditions, including a visit with an eagle-hunting family.

Expedition support

A professional mountain team, camp crew, camel-supported luggage transport and core logistics support the journey.

Before you go

Technical equipment

Essential climbing equipment for the summit attempt is provided, including crampons, harnesses, ropes, ice axes, helmets and carabiners. Your detailed departure briefing will confirm personal equipment and clothing.

Experience and preparation

This is a strenuous high-altitude expedition with long days and substantial elevation gain. Contact us with your trekking and mountaineering background so we can confirm whether the journey is suitable for you.

Enter Mongolia's highest mountain country with the preparation, time and local knowledge the Altai demands.