Pik Propeller. 4551 m

Propeller is the final ascent of a gentle snowy ridge running southeast, which branches off from the southwestern part of g. Karниз. It drops to l. Chon-Turasu with a sheer rock wall.

The ascent is done from pass Moldova and takes one day.

Peaks Druzhba and Promezhutochnyi. 4450 m

The peaks are located in the main ridge and enclose the cirque of l. Nalivkina.

Peak Druzhba is an elevation in a sharp ridge—rocky to the east and icy with cornices to the west; Peak Promezhutochnyi is an elevation of this icy ridge. To l. Nalivkina, the ridge drops with a smooth 70-degree ice wall; to the south is a snowy-icy slope, the last meters before the summit are just as steep.

Peak Promezhutochnyi is an elevation of this icy ridge.

The peaks are small snow-covered areas. To the east of the summit area of p. Druzhba are rock "feathers" of equal height.

The ascents are done from l. Ototash. Having ascended to pass K-3 (in the upper l. Ototash) via steep, usually ice-covered rocks, one reaches p. Promezhutochnyi. Further along the ridge with huge cornices, one moves toward peak Druzhba. Along the way, it is necessary to hammer in 6–8 ice screws because the upper part of the ridge reaches a steepness of 60°.

Peaks 40-let Oktyabrya and prof. Gorelik.

Both peaks are located in a lateral spur between the valleys of rivers Chon-Turasu and Kichine-Turasu. Peak 40 let Oktyabrya is a small rocky peak; the slope facing l. Marona is rocky-scree, and to l. Kichine-Turasu is snowy-icy.

Peak prof. Gorelik is a low but beautiful rocky tower, the upper surface of which is covered with ice; the glacier slides down to the northeast; the slopes of the peak are scree with frequent rock outcrops.

The ascents can be done from any valley: having ascended to the saddle between the peaks along the ridge, one reaches the summit.