8 Days Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route

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The Mount Kilimanjaro way that is the most stunning

A superior altitude acclimation program is the 8-day Lemosho Route. On Mount Kilimanjaro, many people agree that the Lemosho route is the greatest one. There used to be just two main ascent routes up Kilimanjaro: the Machame (whisky) route and the Marangu (Coca Cola) way. However, as Tanzania’s tourism sector grew, more pathways to Africa’s highest summit were built by the Kilimanjaro park authority.

Reputable operators favor Lemosho, a relatively new route, for its beauty, remoteness, and success rate. In other words, it increases the likelihood that a climber will reach the top and enjoy the trip as a whole.

The 8 day Lemosho route Overviews.

The Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route is the best ascent route but this offers the complete Kilimanjaro experience, more acclimatization time, more culture, more spectacular scenery and even a night in Kibo crater/caldera. Note: this itinerary ascends via Stella Point and NOT the Western Breach and is for that reason considered to be a safer route.

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This ascension begins on Kilimanjaro’s western flank and travels through all of the mountain’s most breathtaking terrain. The journey is completely supported by roomy guest tents, mattresses, and pillows in addition to a mess tent with foldable tables, chairs, and all cutlery. Additionally, our trips come with a bathroom tent in camp and, most importantly, educated, experienced guides who attend bi-annual training. At our base, our logistics team keeps track of your journey from beginning to end.

Highlights

THE MOST SCENIC KILIMANJARO ROUTE! Lemosho ascent of Kilimanjaro, afro-montane forest, Shira plateau, glacial valleys and alpine desert, views of Mawenzi, ascent of Kibo and possible views of Kibo caldera and ash pit. Glaciers and the roof of Africa

What to bring:

  • Clothes.
  • A warm sweater as the nights can be chilly at high altitudes.
  • Comfortable shoes.

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  • Transport
  • Ranger /guide
  • Porters
  • Park fees
  • Hut fees
  • Rescue fees
  • cook
  • Meals, Tea and coffee
  • Tips
  • Drinks
  • Climbing gear
  • sleeping bags
  • all items of personal nature.

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