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About the tour<\/h2>\n

Located only half an hour\u2019s drive from Iran\u2019s capital, Tehran, Mt. Damavand is among the world\u2019s most accessible 5000m altitudes, located in a rich and unique cultural milieu.<\/p>\n

This majestic dormant stratovolcano \u2013 that looks like a bigger replication of Mt. Fujiyama in Japan \u2013 is the second highest in Asia and the highest in the Middle East. Covered by clouds most of the time, the snowy white summit of this mountain is one of the most spectacular views in Iran.<\/p>\n

On Mt. Damavand\u2019s lower slopes there are hot springs (with some of them located in the village of Larijan).<\/p>\n

The volcano\u2019s summit is featured with a crater of about 150\u2013200 m across, covered by pumice stones and sulfurous rocks. The upper slopes and the crater itself are covered with snow in autumn, winter and spring. Climbers may encounter some difficulties (such as cough, throat irritation, running nose, and allergic reactions) due to the sulfuric gas at the altitude of about 5400m.<\/p>\n

Damavand\u2019s height allows for amazing views opening from its top to the valleys and mountains stretching hundreds of kilometers around. Particularly it provides great views of the Alborz Mountain Range, the Caspian Sea plain, as well as the deserts of central Iran.<\/p>\n

Damavand climbing.<\/h2>\n

Day 1.<\/strong>\u00a0 Meeting at the airport. Transfer to the hotel.
\nDay 2. <\/strong>This climb to Damavand begins with a day transfer from the hotel in Tehran to Camp 1, to the \u00abPolur hut\u00bb, at an altitude of 2270 m. The rest of the day we will acclimatize (without strong physical exertion or climbing), prepare for the next day and check equipment. \u00abHut Polur\u00bb is part of a large mountain sports resort and is a comfortable hostel with bunk beds, a kitchen, hot water and shower.
\nDay 3. <\/strong>The day begins by moving by car to Camp 2 \u201cBasic hut\u201d (at an altitude of 3040 m), followed by a 4-6 hour ascent at a slow step to a height of 4250 m, to Camp 3 \u201cNew Hut\u201d (\u201cBargakh Sev\u201d). Overnight in a cozy hostel Camp 3.
\nDay 4. <\/strong>This day of our tour to climb Damavand is devoted to acclimatization ascents to neighboring heights and preparations for the conquest of the summit the next day. Overnight in the \u00abNew hut\u00bb Camp 3.
\nDay 5. <\/strong>An early start – at 5 am – and reaching the peak after about 5-7 hours. Return to Camp 3 late in the evening. Overnight at the New Hut Camp 3.
\nDay 6. <\/strong>Reserve, descent to Camp 2 after an early breakfast and arrive by car back to Camp 1 in the region of 13 or 14 hours. Return transfer to a hotel in Tehran. The end of our climb to Damavand.
\nDay 7. <\/strong>Departure.<\/p>\n

Price of Damavand climbing expedition includes:<\/h2>\n