Kilimanjaro Route Part 2 Marangu Route continues... I can only imagine if we were to meet other hikers on our route up to Uhuru peak, we would have conversations about various experiences ranging from extraordinary for the individuals reaching the summit to devastating where the summit could not be reached for medical reasons. Although I enjoy conversations while busy with a demanding hike, I prefer listening to our guides and finding out for myself. For this reason, I enjoyed the route we took where we could celebrate with every person descending and passing us with a wry smile of tired but happy. Marangu is 60 kilometers (40 miles). Rongai Route Hikers taking the Rongai route will also need to walk 60 kilometers in total, being a seven-day journey and the only approach from the Northern Kenyan side. Rongai is a quieter route with the unique Kenyan wilderness as well as crossing from a northern to the southernly direction. Rongai meets up with the Marangu route at Kibo camp. Consider this route when you want to summit Kilimanjaro in the rainy season November to May, with March to May the wettest. The high season with most visitors climbing Kilimanjaro is from June to August. Because the northern Kenyan side has less precipitation, the Rongai route may be considered when you want to climb in the rainy season. #Kilimanjaro #sevensummits #summit #tanzania🇹🇿 #maranguroute #rongairoute #uhuru https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg4NrIus2UK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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