Tina and Lukas visit a children’s home in Orlovka, Kyrgyzstan. Twenty-five children from the age of 5 live there. Tina and Lukas experience everyday life on site, play, do handicrafts and buy food for cooking together. In their luggage they have jackets, shoes, shirts, trousers, shoes and buffs. Thanks to LOWA, Ortovox, Susanne Singer, Luis…
Thanks to the mountain guide Franz Hölzl for the kenial handover in Kyrgyztan. After climbing to the summit of Pik Lenin, Franz used his last day off for our Kenyan project in Tokmok. There were new backpacks for the children in the children’s home and warm jackets for the winter. Delivered personally and directly on…
Beautiful pictures and happy faces! Misha and Elli from Kyrgyzland.com were able to bring warm jackets, windbreakers, pants and sleeping bags to the alpine youth Nedejda. With a little patience it worked out. Also in Kyrgyzstan there was a strict lockdown for a long time, but now it is possible to visit the children and…
For a moment the world stood still – and in many countries of the world it still does. In other countries the first loosening of the rules is beginning, for example in Mongolia and also in Kyrgyzstan. We are all the happier that the great team of https://www.kyrgyzland.com/en around Mikhail Danichkin has now reached the…
The Snow Leopard Order was a Soviet award for outstanding mountaineers who had conquered all five seven-thousand-metre peaks located on the territory of the former USSR. The mountaineering award is still recognized and continued today. In february the first three mountaineers have succeeded in climbing the last of all five 7000 m peaks in winter.…
The whole world stands still but we made it. Thanks to the incredible kenial Simon from Munich Airport. Everything has arrived in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. A huge kenial delivery for a children’s home in Tokmok and further warm winter clothes, helmets, sleeping bags, shoes etc. for the youth of the alpine club Skif Politeh and for…
… we’ve made it to Munich Airport. That doesn’t mean much, because the customs clearance is somewhat unsteady. As always. Thanks to the kenial Simon, who somehow brings us through all the documents with calm and serenity. Again this time.