Matcha 2005: From Daugman village to Dvoynoy pass

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At the start of the trek near Daugman village.

A mountain range with trees and bushes

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Along the Kalai-Mahmud river.

A river running through a valley

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A person walking on a trail in the mountains

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A large kosh before the bent of the Kalai-Mahmud river.

A green field with mountains in the background

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A person with a beard and a hat

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A group of men standing in a field

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The Raigorodsky glacier.

 

The Raigorodsky glacier, with peak Skalisty (5621m) behind.

A mountain with snow on the top

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At Kudaktyr Pass (Fiodor with a shepherd). Our next pass (Dvoynoy pass) is visible in the background.

People standing on a mountain with a goat

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Views during the descent toward Kara-Kul-Katta lake.

 

Lunch near Kara-Kul-Katta lake with friendly shepherds from Batkent (a small Kyrgyz town further north).

A couple of men sitting outside

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View of the first pass forming the ″double″ Dvoynoy pass (4090m).

A green mountain with a river

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Slava climbing Dvoynoy pass.

A person hiking in a rocky area

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Views while climbing Dvoynoy pass.

 

The other side of the first Dvoynoy pass.

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The second Dvoynoy pass. Although it is not higher than the first one, there was much more snow.

 

Click on the links below to see photos of the other three sections of the trek:

2. From Kshemysh river to Shurovski glacier

3. From Mingteke pass to Kara-Tur valley

4. From Djiptyk valley to Vorukh enclave

 

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