Kilimanjaro climb

Kilimanjaro Climb Every year, over 30,000 people comes to Tanzania for climbing. Kilimanjaro, the world's tallest freestanding mountain and one of the Africa's highest peak.

Mount Kilimanjaro is a place of myth and folklore.

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About Tanzania Tanzania is country so wealthy that it would practically take years to document all the resources.

Not only is the country proud to bear witness to the highest and largest free standing mountain in the world but also to the rich and diverse wildlife concentrations, mineral and other resources available. If Africa’s tourism opportunities were to be summarized by one single country that country would be Tanzania.

Wildebeest Migration MONTH BY MONTH: THE SERENGETI WILDEBEEST MIGRATION The short rains begin around early November. A little after this, in late November and December, the herds of the wildebeest migration arrive on the short-grass plains of the Serengeti.

These are south and east of Seronera, around Ndutu and include the north of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Dispersed across these plains, wildebeest and zebra are everywhere – feeding on the fresh, nutritious grasses. They stay here through January, February and March, with most wildebeest calves born in a short window around February. Gradually they spread west across these plains, then around April they start their great migration north.

By May the Serengeti’s wildebeest all seem to be moving north, migrating to seek fresh grazing and water. The area around Moru Kopjes and west of Seronera is then hectic with a series of moving columns, often containing hundreds of thousands of animals – joined by many zebra, and a scattering of Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelles.

Trekking Mount Meru The Mount Meru is the second highest mountain in Tanzania with 4.566 m altitude.

It’s the fifth highest mountain in Africa and one of the most beautiful volcanoes. On the mountain we sleep in dormitory huts and the group is accompanied by a special Mount Meru park ranger and porters.

The route to the summit of Mount Meru passes through Arusha National Park. Over 400 species of animals roam the lower slopes of the volcano; these include birds, elephant, buffalo, baboon, warthog, black and white colobus monkey and duiker. A visit to Ngurdoto Crater and Momella Lakes offers superb scenery with flamingos and other wildlife. Accommodation on this ascent is in dormitory styled huts. Hiking to the summit of Mount Meru is over terrain which is often steep and could prove to be a tough challenge for some.

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