The guide of the 7 Summits Club Boris Egorov reports from Turkey:

That's the end of the climbing program in Turkey. On the last day, Alexey and Zhenya and I scouted the distant canyon sector. It is a beautiful place near the sea. We climbed not so much, but at the same time quite difficult routes of the 6th and 7th categories. And swam in the sea on a wild beach. We had a good workout during the trip and were a little tired. We got what we wanted.

 The 7 Summits Club together with the project 8000.Guide opens booking for expeditions to all 14 eight-thousandths of the world! In the spring of 2023, we plan to climb three of the fourteen highest Summits.  "Annapurna is the first eight–thousandth."  And it will be the first in our project.  On the basis of many years of practice, expeditions began to climb Annapurna at the very beginning of the spring season. It's more cool, but the avalanche danger is significantly reduced. And in the same season, you can have time to recover and go to other eight-thousandth. Including Everest.

Climbing Annapurna (8091m)
March 25 - April 28, $29,150, Alexander Abramov.

We are pleased to inform you that the 7 Summits Club together with the project 8000.Guide opens a booking  for expeditions to all 14 eight-thousandths of the world! In the spring of 2023, we plan to climb three of the fourteen highest summits.  Then we will have a hot season in Karakorum and return to the Himalayas.  In total, for 2023, the 7 Summits Club has planned ascents on 9 out of 14 eight-thousand-meter summits. Here we go! Join us!

 The project "14 eight-thousanders" - now it's real! The increased level of training of our Sherpa friends, the improvement of equipment, the use of helicopters and other innovations in logistics. Eight-thousandths have become more accessible. Not tfor everyone, of course, but only to those who want, believe and know how to endure, and everything is real...

Climbing Annapurna (8091m)
March 25 - April 28, $29,150, Alexander Abramov

Climbing Makalu (8481m)
April 12 - June 4, $ 29,250, Lyudmila Korobeshko

Climbing Mount Everest (8848 m)
April 15 - May 27, $ 88,410, Alexander Abramov

Climbing Broad Peak (8051)
June 20 - August 8, $35,870

COMBO Climbing K2 (Chogori) (8611m) and Broad Peak (8051)
June 20 - August 8, $59,900, Alexander Abramov

Climbing Cho-Oyu (8201 m)
September 5 - October 4, $33,000

Climbing Manaslu (8156m)
September 5 - 30, $ 26,420, Sergey Larin

Climbing Dhaulagiri (8167m)
September 5 - October 15, $ 31,900, Lyudmila Korobeshko

Climbing Shisha Pangma (8027m)
September 10 - October 9, $40,910

The guide of the 7 Summits Club group Andrey Berezin reports from Nepal:.

Namaste from Nepal! The group "From Above is better" has reached the final goal of our journey. Namely: Everest Base Camp and Mount Kala Patthar, from which the highest peak of the World is visible. Now we have started moving towards civilization and aviation.

The corporative tour of the guides and managers of the 7 Summits Club to Arkhyz turned out to be extremely successful in terms of the weather. Like the day before, today was sunny, warm unseasonably. We just returned to summer and got full satisfaction from a long, tedious and fabulously beautiful route.  In turn, all the lakes of the Sofia necklace - the emerald pearls of Arkhyz were visited. Thanks to our wonderful guides Evgeny Fedyunin and Dmitry Semenov! Thanks to everyone who drove and waited for us!  Our journey took seven and a half hours and ended just after dark. It was the right thing! On all agenda items…

The guide of the 7 Summits Club, Alexander Dorojukov, reports from Tanzania:

Greetings from Africa! Our group  has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro today. The weather is gorgeous. We were the very first at the top. Now we have already gone down, we are going to the hotel to rest.

Andrey Berezin, guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Nepal:

Namaste from Nepal! Our group "From Above is better " continues the way to the Everest Base Camp. The weather is already better today than in previous days. Ama Dablam opened up to us. We came to Lobuche. Everyone feels great. Tomorrow we climb to Gorakshep and in the afternoon we go to the Everest Base Camp.

The guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov reports from Tanzania:

Hello everyone from Africa! The group moved to the Kosovo Camp. And even walked a little higher. Our acclimatization has come to an end. Today we rest before the ascent and on the night of the start. Wish us good luck!

Alexander Abramov directly from the top of Khosar Ganges: Having overcome bad weather and deep snow, the group of the 7 Summits Club climbed to the highest point. It happened exactly at 12 o'clock local time. We wish them a successful descent!

 The guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov reports from Tanzania:

Hello everyone from Africa! Today our cheerful team moved to the Barafu camp. Before that, having lunch at Karanga Camp. We move briskly, cheerfully. The weather is favorable.

Andrey Berezin, guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Nepal:

Namaste from Nepal! We got closer to the Everest Base Camp for another day's hike. Today we came to Dingboche, 4300 meters.  Gradually, the height begins to be felt. We have passed approximately about 10 km. It's cloudy today, but I'm glad that the rain has stopped. It was raining in Namche Bazaar and on the way to Tengboche. Tomorrow we move to Lobuche.

 Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Pakistan:

Today, the team "Five on a Perch" climbed to Camp-2 (5300m) on the crest of the Khosar Gang Mountain. The weather contributed, although the condition of the route leaves much to be desired. Yesterday, an avalanche descended right on the climbing route.  And according to information from our porters, a lot of fixed ropes are now buried under the snow. There is also a very strong wind at the summit. So we decided to postpone the assault for a day. Meanwhile, several Pakistani guides will check fixed ropes. Tonight, with favorable weather, we plan to storm the summit. Now the peak is covered with clouds. It snowed last night.

On September 30, 2022, the expedition group of the 7 Summits Club climbed  the summit of Manaslu at about noon local time. The heroes of the day were the participants: Lilia Kovalenko, Anna Korpushenkova and Yuri Lukyanov. As well as the guide and the head of the expedition Sergey Larin, and five Sherpa guides-porters who accompanied the group. The 7 Summits Club congratulates the climbers with great success, wishes them good health and new Summits! 

 The guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov reports from Tanzania:

Hello everyone from Africa! We are moving briskly towards our goal. Today we reached the Lava Tover camp, having gained an altitude of 4600m, and went down to the Baranko camp. The condition of the group is excellent.  It's been cloudy all day today, but no precipitation is already good. We continue our route and enjoy the beauty of African nature.

Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Pakistan:

Today our team moved to the first high-altitude camp of the Khosar Gang Mountain, at an altitude of 4850 meters.  We climbed the rocks here at a pretty good pace. There were 10 porters with us. It looked like these guys were carrying more than their own weight. The camp is located on the ridge. There's nowhere to hide. It is necessary to leave the tents carefully, because there are cliffs on both sides.  The weather is great!

Tomorrow there will be an even more difficult climb to the Camp 2.

The guide of the 7 Summits Club Andrey Berezin reports from Nepal:

Namaste from Nepal! Today our group "From Above is better " spent the day in Namche Bazaar.  We walked to the Everest View Japanese Hotel.  The weather was not on our side, it was raining in the morning, and we could not admire the view of Mount Everest. Tomorrow we are going to Tengboche. Every day we are getting closer to the Everest base camp.

P.S. also today we visited the museum dedicated to Everest.

The 7 Summits Club starts accepting applications for participation in the 2023 Everest expedition!  Alexander Abramov, the permanent leader of all Everest expeditions, plans to lead our next ascent to the highest peak in the World.  Our twenty years of experience, our twenty years of efforts to improve service, to ensure safety – everything is at your service. To all those who are ready for this, we invite you to familiarize yourself with our program, with our additional materials and make the right decision.  We advise you not to postpone your attempt to climb to the highest peak in the World, you understand why.

Everest Climb (8848m) South Side, Nepal.

(Full guides and high sherpa service)

The guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov reports from Tanzania:

Hello everyone from Africa! Our group moved to the second camp today, the views along the way were gorgeous. The weather is good, the condition of all participants is excellent. We drank tea on the terrace with beautiful views. In general, everything is fine with us, we continue our ascent.

A guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov reports from Tanzania:

Hello everyone from Africa! Our group has started its program of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. Today we started on the Machame route. The weather is great, we have already reached the first camp, passing through the Machame rainforest.  We check in and rest.

Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Pakistan:

Today our team "Thumbelina and 4 Toads" is back in touch from Pakistan.  Now we plan to climb the Khoser Gang mountain 6200m. Before the mountain, as usual, we stopped at the Garden of Eden to taste paradise apples. And life-giving juice from cherries and apricots. The mixture has entered.

As a result, half the roads alternately disappeared behind the ridge. We reached at last the Base camp. No bacon was served to us. Pakistan however. But the dinner was a success. There were quails, rabbit fillet marinated in white wine and rice with mushroom sauce and foie gras.  Soon we are going to sleep in our spacious insulated tents. Tomorrow morning - team forward!