Lenin Height

Peak Lenin, Kyrgyzstan's highest peak, will be investigated in the Osh area of the country. Travelers renting a car in Kyrgyzstan can now participate in a tour that brings them close to the Tajik border. The highest point of the mountain is 7134 meters above sea level. Travelers can examine the surroundings around the peak during a Kyrgyzstan car rental tour across the country. Due to cloud cover, the peak is not always visible.

The weather in the mountains changes with altitude. A.P. Fedchanko studied the area and named the peak during his 1871 visit. Peak Kaufman was given his name by the governor and Soviet commander in charge at the time of his birth. The name of the peak was then derived from the ruling ruler of the time.

None of the party members made it to the top on the first tour. The Soviet Red Army, who built the Lenin monument, later replicated the vaulting. The 301 expedition jumped in 1967 to commemorate its 50th anniversary. The general public became aware of the presence of over 16 separate passageways as a result of this vaulting.

Anyone renting a car in Kyrgyzstan, whether alone or with the assistance of a professional, may be in risk due to the steep terrain. Understanding how to keep safe in this environment is crucial due to the unpredictability of the weather. A hurricane in 1974 and an earthquake in 1991 both resulted in the disappearing of a group of women.