The day starts with an early breakfast. Not long after you have left Mandara Hut, you will arrive at the tree line and afterward enter the heath and field zone. Roughly 4 â€" after 6 hours, the Horombo Hut will come into focus, remaining at an elevation of 3700m. From the hovel, you will have awesome perspectives sitting above Mawenzi, Kibo and the wide plain of the Masai steppe.

Today stage is long and extreme. The all around constructed trail passes the Last Water point which is trailed by the purported saddle. This almost vegetation less level joins the principal highest point Kibo with Mawenzi. Today objective is the Kibo Hut that is normally arrived at in around 5 to 6 hours. Here, you will partake in an afternoon dinner followed by an early evening, as the night will be short.

Today is The Big Day to the culmination stage. You will start your last climb around 12 PM which will be long and demanding. Passing the Hans Meyer Cave at 5220m, the ascension gradually goes upwards. At the crack of dawn, you will arrive at Gillmans Point (5681m) to the hole edge of Kilimanjaro to where the sun will gradually begin to heat up the land. You will have before long failed to remember the cold of the evening and after a further climb of 1 â€" 2 hours, you will arrive at Uhuru Peak at 5895m. On your re-visitation of Kibo Hut, a warm feast looks for you followed by a 1 â€" 2 hour crush prior to continuing spirit down to Horombo Hut.

The last stage goes through the heath and field zone to the Mandara Hut (2700m) where a warm lunch is sitting tight for you. Before long, you will indeed pass the tropical rainforest and after a complete season of 6 hours journeying, you will be once again at the Kilimanjaro National Park Gate (1860m). In the wake of expressing farewell to your mountain directs, a short exchange follows to return you to your inn in Moshi. When there, you can take a warm and loosening up shower and commend your outcome in arriving at the highest point of the Kilimanjaro.