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

Namaste from Nepal! Today, the morning of the "70s" group began long before dawn. At three o'clock in the morning, we went to Kalapathar to see the morning Everest from a vantage point. After that we went back down to Gorakshep, from where we went to Dingboche. Tomorrow our team splits up: part of the group, having completed the program "Trekking to Everest Base Camp", goes to Lukla, and from there to Kathmandu. The second part goes to Chukhung, from where it will go to Island Peak.

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

Namaste from Nepal! The group "70s" left Dingboche this morning, altitude 4300m. And in the afternoon, we already arrived in the settlement of Lobuche, altitude 4900m. Today the weather was wonderful and we saw the famous mountains: Ama Dablam, Pumori, Lobuche, Tobuche, Nuptse. On the way we visited the memorial to the fallen climbers. Tomorrow we are going to Gorakshep. And to the Everest base camp.

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

Namaste from Nepal! The group of the 7 Summits Club "70e" left Deboche today and went to Dingboche, a village located at the foot of the beautiful Ama Dablam. The road from Deboche starts in a rhododendron forest, we gradually gain altitude and after the suspension bridge we get to alpine meadows. On the right throughout the day we had Ama Dablam. Everest was also visible in the morning, the summit of which is covered with snow. Gradually gaining altitude, in the afternoon, we were already in Dingboche. Tomorrow we go to Lobuche.

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

Namaste from Nepal! The joint group of the "70s" program continued its journey towards the Everest Base Camp. Today we left the beautiful capital of the Sherpas Namche Bazaar and went to Deboche. On the way we visited a Buddhist monastery. We also saw Everest for the first time, the weather is clear all day. Tomorrow we go to Pheriche.

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

Namaste from Nepal! Today the group "Island Peak" arrived in Namche Bazaar. The path went along the Khumbu River, which we crossed several times on suspension bridges. In Namche Bazaar we met a group going to the Everest Base Camp. Here we joined and will continue as a single group "70s". In the afternoon we walked around the capital of the Sherpas. Tomorrow we go to Deboche, altitude 3800 m.

The most famous brewer among climbers and the most famous climber among brewers - Daniil Briman, as part of the 7 Summits Club expedition in 2023, climbed to the summit of Mount K2 (Chogori). At the summit, he collected a flask of snow, which he brought to his brewery. Of course, the snow melted, but water was added when boiling the wort for imperial stout beer. We can safely say that Briman Imperial Stout 8611 is the only beer in the world brewed with the addition of snow from the summit of the most dangerous and hard-to-reach eight-thousander on the planet - the "Wild Mountain" K2. Limited edition. There will never be such beer again: Briman said that he will not go to K2 a second time :)

The 7 Summits Club guide Andrey Berezina reports from Nepal:

Namaste from Nepal! The "70s" group with air adventures has reached the trekking part of the program. On the first day, we flew from Kathmandu to Ramechap. Where we spent the next day waiting for the flight to Lukla. And only today in the afternoon we found ourselves in Phakding, using two helicopters. From Phakding we reached Monjo. Now we are resting in the lodge, tomorrow we are going to Namche Bazaar.

On September 17, the team of the 7 Summits Club "Brothers and Sisters" successfully climbed the summit of Khoser Gunge 6250m, the most popular and accessible six-thousander in Pakistan. See photos and videos from this ascent from the leader of the expedition, President of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Abramov.

The President of the 7 Summits Club, super-guide Alexander Abramov reports from Pakistan:

 News from the "Brothers and Sisters" team from Pakistan. Today we successfully climbed to the top of Khoser Gunge 6250m, the most popular and accessible six-thousander in Pakistan. Five participants, guide Alexander Abramov and three local porters who accompanied us reached the highest point. The weather conditions were difficult: snow, wind. Now the group is descending, all participants feel well.

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

News from the "Brothers and Sisters" team from Pakistan. Today, at a good pace, the team moved to the assault camp of Mount Khoser Gungu 6300m, the easiest and most accessible six-thousander in Pakistan. There are incredible views of the Karakoram Range and the Indus River Valley. Now we are preparing dinner. We are urging on the crampons and at 3 am we are heading out to assault the mountain. The weather is great. Everyone is happy!

The President of the 7 Summits Club, group guide Alex Abramov reports from Pakistan:

 The 7 Summits Club "Brothers and Sisters" team today conducted training on moving along fixed ropes. And then rushed to the Camp 1. This camp is located on a picturesque ridge. There are cliffs on both sides. We had a fun evening. And now everyone is going to bed! Tomorrow we move to the Assault Camp. The weather is great. The views are stunning.

The 7 Summits Club guide Alexander Dorojukov sends from Iran:

Greetings from Iran from the "X Group"! Today we reached our goal and climbed Mount Damavand. The day before there was a thunderstorm with snow all evening, so we postponed the start time several times. In the end, we finally waited for a weather window and successfully climbed to the top. On the descent, we were caught in a thunderstorm with snow again. But now we are already in the camp and resting.

The President of the 7 Summits Club, super-guide Alex Abramov reports from Pakistan:

Today the "Brothers and Sisters" team walked to the Base Camp of Khoser Gang, located at an altitude of 3800 m. On the way we stopped at the apricot festival. Pakistan is a very interesting and beautiful country, with very friendly people.

Our camp is ideal, each participant has his own tent the size of a man. We have a dining room, a kitchen and a toilet at our service. There is also a generator. We prepared 12 dishes for dinner. Now how to carry all this up the mountain?

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

Greetings from Iran from "Group X"! For greater acclimatization today we walked to an altitude of 4500 meters. The weather is not pleasing to us, there is always a thunderstorm with snow after lunch. But here they feed us enough to slaughter. Sheep, meats, whatever you want! Tonight we will start in the direction of the summit. We hope for success!

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

 Yesterday, the "Brozzers & Sirterzz" Team moved to the luxury hotel Shigar Serena Fort. This is an old British military fort converted into a five-room hotel.

And all evening we prepared for a new ascent. This morning we left for the summit. On the way, we visited the apricot festival, where we gave an interview to local television. Now we are starting along the trail to Khoser Gunge Base Camp.

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

 News from the 7 Summits Club Team, now called Brothers and Sisters, from Pakistan. Yesterday we climbed the unique highland plateau of Deosai, and today we climbed the highest peak in the region, Mount Shantun, an extinct volcano 5400 meters high. Everything went great, everyone is happy! We went down to Skardu. Tomorrow we are moving to the city of Shigar, at the foot of our main goal - Mount Khoser Gunge (6400m).

A guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov sends from Iran:

Greetings from Iran! Today the team of the 7 Summits Club "Group X" moved to the foot of Mount Damavand. In the Iranian Mountaineering Federation we received consultations and issued permits. In the hotel we sorted out our things, we are preparing to go to the base camp tomorrow. Well, and traditionally we eat delicious kebabs. Everything is fine with us, we continue to work according to plan.

The guide of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Dorojukov sends from Iran:

Greetings from Iran! Yesterday, the participants of the new 7 Summits Club program - "Group X" arrived here. We checked into the hotel, had a briefing. Today we climbed Mount Tochal, looked at Tehran from above. Then we went down to the hotel, we will rest. We eat delicious kebabs and olives. And in general, Iranian cuisine is very tasty.

Greetings from Iran! Yesterday, the "Masha and the Lions" group in full force climbed the summit of Damavand! The weather was ideal, it was practically windless and sunny. We left at three o'clock in the morning in full force, then nevertheless divided along the way into those who were faster and those who were moderate. But the main thing is that everyone was at the top in 7.5 hours maximum time. Now that's moderate, you might say! The descent also went at an excellent pace, so we were already at the hotel by 9:00 PM. A hot shower and dinner at the restaurant were a great end to such a busy day. Everyone is great! Both Masha and the lions!

Guides Valery Myasoedov and Andrey Selivanov.

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

 News from the "Super Star" Team from Pakistan. Today our group flew from Islamabad to Skardu - the capital of all expedition organizations in Pakistan. We stayed in an excellent colonial-style hotel with a large garden.

We had a tour of Skardu. We visited Buddha Rock. And the cold desert, where we drove jeeps. In the evening there was a delicious barbecue dinner on the roof of the tallest building in Skardu.

Tomorrow we are going up to the Deosai Plateau to climb the highest mountain of the plateau - Mount Shatun 5300m.

Photo from the plane. Flew right by the summit of the eight-thousander Nanga Parbat.