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Mount Kilimanjaro climbing is an adventure of life time. Kilimanjaro climbing is challenging but rewarding trip. Being one of the highest free standing mountain in the World, with highest Kibo Peak 5895m in Africa, is highest easiest mountain for people to climb. Normal physically fit person can climb it. We have well trained, professional and experienced Mountain Guides to help you reach your Dream. Kilimanjaro trekking to the summit uhuru- kibo peak is through one of the 6 routes. These routes are Machame, Rongai, Marangu, Shira, Lemosho and Umbwe. Kilimanjaro trekking successful can be influenced by Altitude sickness, but we have included acclimatization day as part of the trekking duration. Acclimatization will enable your body to become used to Kilimanjaro weather. Our well trained, professional and experienced Mountain Guides will assist you attain your Dreams, Welcome!

The Lemosho Route is an unspoilt, remote, little-used and beautiful way up to the Shira Plateau. It can either be used to gain the Western Breach route or followed by the Kibo South Circuit to ascend.

The Lemosho Route is the longest of the major routes for climbing Kilimanjaro, and it's the most expensive as well due to the extra day and the remoteness of the trailhead. The other major distinction between Lemosho and the others is this is the only route where climbers need to spend the first day with an armed ranger due to the abundant wildlife in the area.

The climb itself can take either 7 or 8 days, with 8 days being recommended so climbers have more time to acclimate before the brutal summit day. This route is not nearly as popular as Machame or Maragnu, but it's a good one to consider because the longer climbing time equals a greater chance of reaching the summit with fewer problems.

The scenery might be the best of all the routes, and in addition you might see wildlife on the first day. The first couple days of Lemosho start well west of the other routes, but starting on day 4 it merges with Machame and becomes the same from there on out. And just as most Machame groups descend on the separate Mweka Route, Lemosho groups typically do as well.

Mt Kilimanjaro National Park

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