Aliunzorigt (Uruka)

Urka is a prominent figure in the Mongolian mountaineering community and a bridge between Japan and Mongolia. With a legal background, he served as the Secretary General and Committee Chair of the National Mountaineering Federation of Mongolia. He co-founded the Ulaanbaatar Hikers Club—Mongolia’s largest hiking community—and led it for 9 years, notably initiating the construction of the country's first standard speed climbing wall. His guiding expertise is unparalleled, having successfully led over 900 climbers through peaks exceeding 3,000m. He organized the Lenin Peak (7,134m) expedition and coached his team to gold and bronze medals at world-class Skyrunning competitions. Since 2013, he has volunteered as a translator and photographer for the "Heart Saving Project" (NPO). Currently based in Japan, he guides expeditions on Mt. Fuji, Mt. Yarigatake, and Mt. Akadake. He combines Japanese safety standards with the raw spirit of Mongolian adventure to deliver world-class expeditions.