Conquering the Roof of Africa
Mountain Climbing:
Climbing to Kibo peak takes 5 to 8 days depending on the route. The more days, the higher the possibility to conquer the summit. Six mountain trails can take a climber to the highest point in Africa, each route offering different attractions and challenges.
Climbing Routes:
Mount Kilimanjaro offers several climbing routes, each with unique features to suit different preferences and experience levels. The Marangu Route, often called the "Coca-Cola Route," is the most straightforward, featuring hut accommodations but less acclimatization time, making it a good choice for beginners. The Machame Route, or "Whiskey Route," is more challenging yet popular for its stunning scenery and higher success rate due to a gradual ascent.
For those seeking quieter trails, the Lemosho Route and Rongai Route offer breathtaking views and fewer crowds, with Rongai approaching from the mountain’s northern side.