3.Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
If you want to climb higher and higher, but the technical and dangerous hikes are exactly you’re style, then Mount Kilimanjaro should be your next destination.
Kilimanjaro stands at almost 20,000 feet and it is the highest point in Africa, but that should not scare you as it requires no climbing skills or equipment. There’s a reason why it is also called:
the world’s tallest walkable mountain
But what I found the most fascinating about Kilimanjaro is the varied experience it offers and I was really impressed.
So listen to this: you start near the equator and go through every climatic zone, from hot lands covered with grass, though temperate forests and all the way to glacial valleys.
This is a 6-day and 5-night trek, so you’d better have some rest before and make sure that kind of altitude won’t get you into any danger.
