Tien Shan
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The Tien Shan spans 2,500km across Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and China, with Khan Tengri (7,010m) and Jengish Chokusu (7,439m) as the highest summits. The range's marble pyramid peaks and vast glacial systems define Central Asian high-altitude mountaineering. Base camps are relatively accessible from Bishkek.
13
Mountains
7443 m
Highest Peak
Contour Overview
Mountains
Tomur Peak (7443m)
7443 m
·China
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5
Pik Pobedy (7439m)
7439 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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5
Jengish Chokusu (7439m)
7439 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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4
Pik Lenin (7134m)
7134 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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3
Khan Tengri Kazakh (7010m)
7010 m
·Kazakhstan
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4
Khan Tengri (7010m)
7010 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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4
Dankova Peak (5982m)
5982 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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4
Bogda Feng (5445m)
5445 m
·China
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4
Pik Ak-Shirak (5126m)
5126 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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3
Pik Talgar (4973m)
4973 m
·Kazakhstan
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3
Pik Semenova-Tianshanskogo (4895m)
4895 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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3
Pik Borodino (4628m)
4628 m
·Kyrgyzstan
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2
Pik Komsomola (4376m)
4376 m
·Kazakhstan
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3