Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro Is The African Continent’s Highest Peak At 5,895 Meters (19,340 Feet) And World`S Freestanding Mountain. The Majestic Mountain Is A Snow-Capped Volcano. Also Called A Stratovolcano (A Term For A Very Large Volcano Made Of Ash, Lava, And Rock), Kilimanjaro Is Made Up Of Three Cones: Kibo, Mawenzi, And Shira.

KILIMANJARO MOUNTAIN’S SEASONS

From January Through Mid-March Are The Warmest Months, With Clear Skies In The Mornings And Evenings. During The Day, Clouds May Appear Along With Brief Showers. The Long Rainy Season Spans From The End Of March To Early June.

From Mid-June To The End Of October, The Mountain Is Generally A Bit Colder, But Also Drier. The Short Rainy Season Spans From The Beginning Of November To The Beginning Of December.

Note That The Rains Are Unpredictable And May Come Early Or Extend Beyond Their Typical Time Frames. It Is Possible To Experience Mostly Dry Weather Conditions During The Rainy Season, Just As It Is Possible To Have Heavy Rain During The Dry Season.

Summit to the top of Africa

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