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Rising to an altitude of approx. 5, 895 m (19, 341ft) above the sea level, Mt Kilimanjaro is the largest freestanding mountain in the world. Located in northeast Tanzania, bordering southwestern Kenya, Mt Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa. Uhuru Peak here is the highest mountain peak in Africa, located on the Mt Kilimanjaro's summit crater Kibo that measures an incredible 1.5 miles across. Truly a trekker's paradise, Mt Kilimanjaro is known for its breathtaking natural beauty and world-class trekking routes.
Thousands of tourists and adventure seekers from across the world travel to Mt Kilimanjaro to explore its spectacular volcanic craters, snow-capped peaks, and rich and varied flora and fauna. If you're planning a memorable adventure in Kenya and Tanzania, then a trekking tour to Mt Kilimanjaro can be a wonderful experience.
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On tours to Mt Kilimanjaro, you can trek some of the most spectacular volcanic craters in the world, including Kibo and Mawenzi, the third highest peak in Africa. Explore its snow-peaked glaciers and spectacular diversity in flora, ranging from thick scrublands to lush forests to flowering alpine tundra. Mt Kilimanjaro is also home to amazing varieties of wildlife. On its lower slopes, you'll find lush rainforest with rich and varied flora and fauna, which include Elephants, Wild Buffalos, Rhinos, Monkeys, Leopards and a wide variety of birds. Mt Kilimanjaro is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the world, attracting thousands of trekkers, hikers and naturists from all across the globe. In fact, it's the only mountain of its size in the world that can be scaled even by inexperienced trekkers. Mt Kilimanjaro has six world-class trekking routes, offering varying degrees of challenges and difficulty. The Marangu Track is regarded as the easiest of them to reach the summit crater of Kibo. Take a trek up to its summits to enjoy breathtaking views of craters and breathtaking scenery below from the top, especially at dawn.
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