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Carstensz Pyramid - Puncak Jaya 4884m

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Carstensz Pyramid / Puncak Jaya 4884m

**Carstensz Pyramid, also known as Puncak Jaya, is the highest peak in Australia and Oceania (4884 m) and one of the "Seven Summits." It is located in the Papuan part of Indonesia, on the island of New Guinea, in the remote and wild Maoke Mountains.**

The climate on and around the mountain is quite diverse: during the day, temperatures range from 12°C to 37°C. At night, temperatures near the base camp can drop to -8°C. On the summit of Carstensz Pyramid, temperatures can fall as low as -10°C. Rain occurs daily, with an annual precipitation of 4.5 meters.


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Tour Dates for 2026 (11 days)

Tour Cost with a Local Papuan Guide

(English-speaking guide from our Indonesian partners)  

= 11. 400$

24.02 - 06.03

03.03 - 13.03

05.03 - 15.03

09.03 - 19.03

13.03 - 23.03

20.03 - 30.03

23.03 - 02.04

27.03 - 06.04



Carstensz Pyramid Climbing Program


Day 1: Arrival in Timika

Airport pickup and transfer to hotel.

Day 2: Preparation

Obtaining permits, purchasing necessary equipment.

Day 3: Timika – Base Camp

Breakfast at 05:00, helicopter flight to base camp (4250 m). Acclimatization and rest.

Day 4: Acclimatization and Training

Rope training, briefing on the climbing plan.

Day 5: Climbing Day

Wake-up at 01:00, start of ascent at 02:00. Negotiating challenging sections using ropes. Descent will take about 10-11 hours.

Day 6: Base Camp – Timika

If weather permits – helicopter flight to Timika, check-in at hotel.

Day 7: Departure Home

Check-out from hotel, direct flight to Bali or Jakarta.

Days 8-10: Reserve Days

In case of bad weather or delays.

Day 11: Return Home

End of program and departure home.


What’s Included in the Cost:

- Transfers to and from Timika Airport.  

- 3 nights’ accommodation in Timika (2 nights before and 1 night after the expedition).  

- Round-trip chartered helicopter flights (Timika – base camp).  

- Full board during the expedition (fresh meals while in the mountains).  

- Accommodation in tents: personal sleeping tent, dining/mess tent, tables, and chairs.  

- Services of an experienced guide and field assistants (the guide will also cook meals).  

- Fixed ropes on the climbing route.  

- All necessary permits for the climb.  

- Satellite phone for emergency situations.  

- Radio communication support at the base camp.  


What’s Not Included in the Cost:

- Visa on arrival.  

- International flights to and from Timika.  

- Personal climbing and camping equipment (recommended to bring your own).  

- Personal insurance and costs for emergency evacuation (we strongly recommend purchasing trip cancellation insurance).  

- Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, minibar in the hotel).  

- Meals in Timika.  

- Costs associated with delays or extensions due to weather or other circumstances.  

- Tips for the guide and field assistants.  


Recommendations: 

- Be sure to bring high-quality gear, especially warm clothing and sturdy boots.  

- Don’t forget to purchase travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation.  

- Prepare physically: the climb requires good endurance and proper acclimatization.  


The adventure on Carstensz Pyramid is a unique experience that will stay with you for a lifetime!




How to Get to Base Camp



1. Through the Jungle

This route offers an exciting adventure with support from the local Dani tribe. However, be prepared to give up familiar comfort standards: time is flexible, food is simple, and the path may be blocked due to heavy rains. The journey passes through tropical forests, mountain ridges, and rivers.

- Duration: 11–13 days (including 5 days to base camp, 1 day for the summit attempt, 4 days returning, and 1 rest day).

- Difficulty: High. Suitable for experienced hikers with jungle trekking skills.

Important: Political instability and demands from local tribes make this route less reliable.



2. By Helicopter

If you're short on time, we offer a helicopter transfer directly from Timika to the base camp in the Yellow Valley. This option is more reliable and faster.

- Duration: 4 days (including acclimatization and the summit climb).

- Features: Rapid elevation gain (base camp is at 4250 m), acclimatization is required.




What's Included?

- Professional guides with years of experience.

- Accommodation: two nights in a three-star hotel in Timika and tents at base camp.

- Meals: included during your stay in the mountains.



What to Bring?

- A 35–40 litre backpack for the climb.

- Personal gear (baggage limit: 20 kg on flights, 15 kg on helicopters).

- Trekking and cold weather clothing.



Altitude and Acclimatization

The base camp is located at 4250 m above sea level. To avoid health issues, drink plenty of water, avoid heavy physical activity during the first days, and allow your body to adjust.



Additional Expenses On-Site


- Food and drinks in cities are paid separately ($150–200).

- Tips: $50 for guides, $20 for city staff.



Currency

Local currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). It’s recommended to bring US dollars (in perfect condition) or British pounds.



Insurance

Climbing and trekking insurance is mandatory. We recommend companies specializing in extreme sports coverage.



Why Choose Us?

- 100% success rate in summiting since 2005.

- Safety and professionalism of our guides.

- Two route options: jungle trek or helicopter transfer.



Join our adventure and conquer one of the most mysterious peaks in the world!





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