
4,668 m
Elevation
854 m
Prominence
38.8916°, 68.1768°
Coordinates
Eric Gilbertson & Serge Massad, 2025 (first confirmed ascent; previously unclimbed)
First Ascent
Alpomish (aka Star of the East) is the true highest peak in Uzbekistan at 4,668 m, as confirmed by survey measurements by Eric Gilbertson. It replaced the previously listed Khazret Sultan (Peak 4,643 m), which was conclusively shown to be lower.
The highest mountain in Uzbekistan is Alpomish, at 4,668 meters above sea level.
Allow 8–14 hours round trip, or two days using a mountain hut. Times vary with fitness, conditions and which trailhead you start from.
Not required if you are comfortable with exposed scrambling and mountain navigation, but a guide is a good call in poor visibility or early season.
The usual season is May to October (July–September for the high routes). Outside that window expect snow, storms or closed access.
Helmet, sturdy boots, wind and rain shell, headtorch, and a via-ferrata set if the route is cabled.
Alpomish stands at 4,668 meters (15,315 feet).
Alpomish is located in Uzbekistan, within the Gissar Range.
Not yet — Alpomish is still on Martin's list of remaining country highpoints.