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Kilimanjaro 2008

Mount Kilimanjaro (5895 meters = 19,340 feet) is the roof of Africa.
Located in Tanzania just 340 km south of the equator, it is highest free standing mountain in the world.
First at the top were in 1889: German Hans Meyer & Austrian Ludwig Purtscheller
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  • Gathering in Springland Hotel in Moshi, Tanzania.
July 26, 2008.
Elevation 845 m

    Gathering in Springland Hotel in Moshi, Tanzania. July 26, 2008. Elevation 845 m

  • Nice hotel. $60/night

    Nice hotel. $60/night

  • Popular shoes for Masai people - made from tires!

    Popular shoes for Masai people - made from tires!

  • Tanzania's farmers market.
Coffee, bananas, mangos, beans, potatos, cabbage, tomatoes are planted at the mountain slopes

    Tanzania's farmers market. Coffee, bananas, mangos, beans, potatos, cabbage, tomatoes are planted at the mountain slopes

  • Tourism is very important part of Tanzania's economy.
On average - More than 100,000 people are coming in Tanzania every year for safari or hiking Kilimanjaro Mountain

    Tourism is very important part of Tanzania's economy. On average - More than 100,000 people are coming in Tanzania every year for safari or hiking Kilimanjaro Mountain

  • They are driving on left side.
Nights are cold and mosquitos are rarity

    They are driving on left side. Nights are cold and mosquitos are rarity

  • Arusha

    Arusha

  • Lake Manyara National Park - 1

    Lake Manyara National Park - 1

  • Lake Manyara National Park - 2

    Lake Manyara National Park - 2

  • Lake Manyara National Park - 3

    Lake Manyara National Park - 3

  • Lake Manyara National Park - 4

    Lake Manyara National Park - 4

  • Overnight at Highview hotel

    Overnight at Highview hotel

  • Approaching Ngorongoro crater conservation area.
Masai village.
According to the Masai tribe: "GOD GAVE CATTLE AND GRASS , WITHOUT GRASS THERE ARE NO CATTLE, AND WITHOUT CATTLE THERE ARE NO MASSAI."
The Masai have not strayed from the traditional basic ways of life.  Farming for the trading of crops such as corn and vegetable is done by some Masai.  But the rejecting the cash economy and refusing to settle or become farmers has made life difficult and harsh.  The Masai prefer to remain nomadic herdsmen, moving as their needs necessitate

    Approaching Ngorongoro crater conservation area. Masai village. According to the Masai tribe: "GOD GAVE CATTLE AND GRASS , WITHOUT GRASS THERE ARE NO CATTLE, AND WITHOUT CATTLE THERE ARE NO MASSAI." The Masai have not strayed from the traditional basic ways of life. Farming for the trading of crops such as corn and vegetable is done by some Masai. But the rejecting the cash economy and refusing to settle or become farmers has made life difficult and harsh. The Masai prefer to remain nomadic herdsmen, moving as their needs necessitate

  • Entrance to Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 
together with Masai people

    Entrance to Ngorongoro crater conservation area - together with Masai people

  • Interesting tree-cactus

    Interesting tree-cactus

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 1

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 1

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 2

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 2

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 3

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 3

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 4

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 4

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 5

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 5

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 6

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 6

  • Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 7

    Ngorongoro crater conservation area - 7

  • NABMA members at Machame gate.
There are 6 different main routes - all lead through five climatic zones.
Success rate - about 50%

    NABMA members at Machame gate. There are 6 different main routes - all lead through five climatic zones. Success rate - about 50%

  • Kilimanjaro National Park has been founded in 1973 followed by declaration of UNESCO World Natural Heritage in 1987.
Variation in temperatures ranging from +30 C at the bottom of the mountain to -20 C at its peak.
There are two dry seasons:
Mid of December - beginning of March,
June - September

    Kilimanjaro National Park has been founded in 1973 followed by declaration of UNESCO World Natural Heritage in 1987. Variation in temperatures ranging from +30 C at the bottom of the mountain to -20 C at its peak. There are two dry seasons: Mid of December - beginning of March, June - September

  • Rain forest: 1800 - 2800 m.
More than 1,000 plant species are endemic.
Huge variety of birds & monkeys

    Rain forest: 1800 - 2800 m. More than 1,000 plant species are endemic. Huge variety of birds & monkeys

  • Machame Camp (Hut) - 3010 m we reached in 5.5 hrs

    Machame Camp (Hut) - 3010 m we reached in 5.5 hrs

  • Kilimanjaro summit can be seen already

    Kilimanjaro summit can be seen already

  • Second day - 4.5 hrs hiking

    Second day - 4.5 hrs hiking

  • New Shira Camp - 3845 m

    New Shira Camp - 3845 m

  • Nice sceneries ...

    Nice sceneries ...

  • ... and nice weather

    ... and nice weather

  • Starting third day

    Starting third day

  • Lava Tower - 4750 m

    Lava Tower - 4750 m

  • Going down to Barranco Camp - 7.5 hrs

    Going down to Barranco Camp - 7.5 hrs

  • Before the dinner ...cards

    Before the dinner ...cards

  • The weather is still good.
Barranco Camp - 3960 m

    The weather is still good. Barranco Camp - 3960 m

  • Great Barranco Wall is in front of us - 1

    Great Barranco Wall is in front of us - 1

  • Great Barranco Wall - 2

    Great Barranco Wall - 2

  • Great Barranco Wall - 3

    Great Barranco Wall - 3

  • Great Barranco Wall - 4

    Great Barranco Wall - 4

  • Great Barranco Wall - 5

    Great Barranco Wall - 5

  • At the pass with Kilimanjaro behind

    At the pass with Kilimanjaro behind

  • Karanga Camp reached in 4.5 hrs.
Elevation - 4040 m.

    Karanga Camp reached in 4.5 hrs. Elevation - 4040 m.

  • Towards Barafu Camp - 3.5 hrs

    Towards Barafu Camp - 3.5 hrs

  • Barafu Camp (Hut) - 4681 m

    Barafu Camp (Hut) - 4681 m

  • With Bosnian flag and Kilimanjari behind

    With Bosnian flag and Kilimanjari behind

  • To the east: Mawenzi Mountain - 5149 m

    To the east: Mawenzi Mountain - 5149 m

  • Dawn at the Kibo crater

    Dawn at the Kibo crater

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