• Mount Kilimanjaro - Standing vigil over Tanzania’s untamed landscapes, the world’s tallest free-standing mountain hails mountaineers and nature enthusiasts from all over the world.

Mt Kilimanjaro ascends above the clouds, standing at an impressive 5 895 meters (19 340 feet), offering an array of diverse habitats such as lush montane forests and an alpine desert, which concede to sparkling vistas of ice and snow.

Despite its awesome height, Kilimanjaro is a relatively gentle hike; however, guides recommend basic fitness, as the main challenge is posed by the altitude. Those wanting to explore the mountain need not climb to the very top as special excursions cater for short hikes and picnic lunches on the slopes

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Perched majestically above Tanzania’s untamed scenery, the tallest free-standing peak in the world beckons climbers and nature lovers from all corners of the globe.

Soaring above the clouds, Mt Kilimanjaro stands at a remarkable height of 5 895 meters (19 340 feet), boasting a wide range of unique ecosystems from verdant montane forests to an alpine desert, eventually leading to breathtaking scenes of icy landscapes.

Despite its formidable stature, the trek up Kilimanjaro is generally moderate; nonetheless, guides suggest basic fitness, as altitude forms the primary challenge. Adventure seekers don’t necessarily have to reach the summit, as there are special outings that allow for brief hikes and hillside picnic lunches.

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