The Mountain
Lembah Kuning, the Last Step to the Summit
The main base camp and the last departure point for the summit of Nemangkawi, at about 4,200–4,300 m. The helicopter from Timika lands here on Day 2 of the program.
The climb starts here
Yellow Valley is where every summit attempt begins.
Gear and logistics
Equipment is checked and prepared with the team before the climb.
Briefing and condition check
A briefing and a check of every climber's condition before the summit attack.
The final step
From base camp, the last stage to the summit of Nemangkawi Peak at 4,884 m.
What the Camp Provides
Tents
Sleeping tents and a dining tent, set up by our team.
Meals
Food during the expedition at base camp, prepared by our cooks.
Guides
Mountain guides from the surrounding highlands, with you from base camp to the summit.
Your own kit
Bring your own sleeping bag and personal climbing and camping equipment; see the equipment list.
Photos from Base Camp
From Timika to the Roof of Oceania
The 9-day helicopter program at a glance. Hover a point, or slide your finger along the line, to see the elevation and what happens that day.
Days 7–9 are contingency days for weather and helicopter operations. Elevations except the summit are approximate.
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