Kilimanjaro is not just any mountain; it is actually a dormant volcano that impressively reaches 5,895 meters. Three volcanic cones together make up this giant: Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira. Kibo, the highest of the three, hosts the Uhuru Peak, also known as the roof of Africa. What makes Kilimanjaro so popular is that you don’t need to be an expert to reach the top. Just a little sense of adventure is enough.

The climb is a true journey through different climates: from the lush rainforests at the base to the icy peaks - an experience like no other. Year after year, thousands of climbers flock to Tanzania. Some are seasoned mountaineers, while others are simply looking for something special.

Ecologically, Kilimanjaro also tells us a story, especially concerning climate change, as the glaciers up there are slowly melting. And considering that Ernest Hemingway already made this place famous with his story “The Snows of Kilimanjaro,” it only adds to the magic of this mountain. Ready for your own adventure? Who knows what you might discover up there!