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Climbing Africa's tallest mountain is a favorite dream of many, and selecting the best kilometer to climb Mount Kilimanjaro is the first step in its realization. Since there are several routes varying in difficulty, scenery, and duration, there is a perfect route for every kind of adventurer.
The Marangu, the so-called "Coca Cola Route," has hut accommodation and an easy hiking path, so it is best suited for a novice.
The Machame Route, or the whiskey route, is tougher and immensely scenic-with that combination-a favourite of the seasoned trekkers.
The Lemosho and Sheera routes offer somewhat remote wilderness experiences with relatively high success rates, while the Rongai approach allows for peace and relatively quiet from the North. For the extreme test, the Umbwe route follows a steep and direct line for the experienced.
Every route, in fact, leads to glorious Uhuru Peak at 5,895 meters, bearing witness to sun rises above the clouds. Our guided tours include experts that support your safety and success, using acclimatization techniques, and the logistics involved to get you there.
TConsider trekking the nearby Mount Olondyo Lengai, Tanzania's "Mountain of God." This active volcano offers a thrilling climb and panoramic views of the Rift Valley, a perfect complement to your Kilimanjaro expedition.
Start planning your climb today and conquer two of Tanzania's most iconic peaks.
The most popular Mount Kilimanjaro climbing routes include the Marangu, Machame, Lemosho, Rongai and Umbwe routes.
The Marangu route is the best for beginners. It is the only route with hut accommodations and a more gradual incline.
Mount Oldonyo Lengai is an active volcano located in northern Tanzania, often referred to as the "Mountain of God" by the local Masai.