* Mount Belukha is the highest peak of Altai, 4509 meters, and one of the highest mountains in Russia. Belukha is included in the list of ten peaks of the Russian Federation for the title of "Snow Leopard of Russia". Yes, it is inferior in height to the peaks of the Caucasus, but climbing Belukha is technically and physically difficult and dangerous. An interesting and beautiful route runs along the edge of Delaunay Peak and passes through its top. You will not only climb to the top of the Eastern Belukha, but also climb the 4,260-meter-high Delaunay Peak. The route is designed for travelers in good physical condition and with climbing experience of at least 2-3 difficulty categories. For your convenience, a horse-drawn transfer of equipment and food from Tungur to the base camp on Lake Akkem has been organized. Tourists come with light backpacks, and you only need to take with you what you need for trekking to the Base Camp and the necessary supplies. Important! The East Belukha Peak climbing tour belongs to the category of extreme types of active tourism! Each participant is fully responsible for their decision to participate in this program and is fully responsible for all their actions and all possible consequences of their participation in this program. If the participants decide to complete the tour program earlier than the stated dates, the Company will not reimburse them for unused service days.