MARANGU ROUTE KILIMANJARO
Minimum travellers | 2 |
Maximum travellers | 10 |
Itinerary
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1
Arrive and transfer to hotel
Day 1 involves the arrival at your destination, followed by a transfer to the designated hotel where you will be staying. This initial arrival day allows travelers to settle in, rest, and prepare for the adventure ahead.
2Marangu Gate (1850m/6000 ft) – Mandara Hut (2700m/9,000 ft)
On Day 2, the journey begins with a transfer to the Marangu Gate, situated at an elevation of 1,850 meters or 6,000 feet above sea level. This gate serves as the starting point for the trek. From here, the route leads to Mandara Hut, which is located at 2,700 meters or 9,000 feet. The hike to Mandara Hut offers stunning views and a chance to experience the beauty of the surrounding environment as you ascend towards higher altitudes.
3Mandara Hut (2700m/9,000 ft) – Horombo Huts (3700m/12,000 ft)
Day 3 continues the adventure as trekkers depart from Mandara Hut, making their way to Horombo Huts, perched at 3,700 meters or 12,000 feet. The trek to Horombo Hut presents a steady climb and showcases diverse landscapes, allowing travelers to acclimate further to the increasing elevation.
4Horombo Huts (3700m/12,000 ft) – Kibo Huts (4700m/15,500 ft)
On Day 4, the journey advances from Horombo Huts to Kibo Huts, situated at 4,700 meters or 15,500 feet. This segment of the trek is both challenging and rewarding, offering an opportunity to appreciate the unique features of the mountain's terrain while pushing towards the higher elevations in preparation for the summit.
5SUMMIT DAY (5895m/19,340 ft)
Day 5 is designated as Summit Day, where climbers aim to reach the pinnacle of their expedition at an impressive height of 5,895 meters or 19,340 feet. This day is crucial and requires determination, focus, and endurance as trekkers strive to conquer the highest point, embracing the sense of achievement that comes with reaching the summit.
6Descending from Horombo to the Marangu Gate (3700m-1850m)
On Day 6, the descent begins from Horombo Huts back to Marangu Gate. This return journey involves descending from 3,700 meters down to 1,850 meters. Although it is primarily downhill, caution is necessary, as the change in altitude can still present its own set of challenges.
7Final Departure
Finally, Day 7 marks the final departure. After the achievements of the previous days, this day allows trekkers to reflect on their journey and prepare for their return home, concluding an unforgettable experience on the mountain.
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