KILIMANJARO SAFARI HOLIDAYS
Climate change vs Kilimanjaro routes choice, comparing Machame route to Marangu trail
Kilimanjaro Safari Holidays DMC guides addition climbing tips are best time to climb Mount Kilimanjaro according to the current weather. This is climbing tip on comparison of Kilimanjaro routes Machame vs Marangu route in regarding to weather, and climatic seasons. Everybody is aware of global climate change, and hence Mount Kilimanjaro weather fluctuation is part of it. We used to the best time to climb Kilimanjaro are from June to October, and January to Mid March. Short rains begins in November to December, but in recent months, raining has extended to January. This Kilimanjaro guide article helps traveller to book mount Kilimanjaro tours available.
Now, what months to go and what Kilimanjaro routes to choose? June to October is dry season, and weather is favorite with sky clear, and minimum wind. Hence this weather favors all routes, from Rongai route, Marangu, Machame route, Lemosho etc. But in the slight rain with warm weather Months of November to January, Marangu route is a recommended Kilimanjaro route. Marangu, famously known as Coca Cola route, uses Mountain huts as an accommodation. mountain huts are much comfort than camping routes such as Machame route. For more adventure things to do at Mount Kilimanjaro, and day tours, read more.
Kilimanjaro safari tours include Enduimet day trips
Enduimet is a wildlife safari destination in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro and Amboseli. Enduimet is also home to the largest elephant herds on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. For people who look for a Kilimanjaro safaris trip, it is an ideal place to kill two birds with one stone. For those travelers who don’t like to climb Kilimanjaro to the summit, they can book a day trip to the Enduimet Wildlife management area. This is a Kilimanjaro tour excursion ideal for children as well as all Family members. Enduimet is located west of Kilimanjaro on the Kilimanjaro/Amboseli Ecosystem.
The Greater Kilimanjaro/Amboseli ecosystem is one of the richest on earth in terms of biodiversity: it spans 15,500 km2, includes 16 protected areas, and is home to more than one million mammals of 28 different species.
This spectacular wildlife cannot survive confined in protected area borders and has for centuries coexisted with more than 100,000 pastoralists and their livestock. The survival of these people, wildlife, and livestock are fully dependent on the health of the rangelands, which has reduced by 30% in recent years. Protecting this ecosystem is essential to ensure the well-being of all who live in it. We are striving to tackle this challenge in the next 3 years (2017-2020).
Greater Kilimanjaro initiatives to enhance community participation in sustainable conservation of the transfrontier ecosystem and wildlife. The first of its kind, a cross-border collaborative effort to protect the Greater Kilimanjaro-Amboseli ecosystem, wildlife, and people.
Biodiverse-rich Kenya and Tanzania, are working to secure wildlife protection and connectivity in the Kilimanjaro -Amboseli ecosystem. This project will promote positive dialogue between communities, local institutions, conservation organizations, and the government. Hence, it is essential for conserving this critical landscape and for its communities to thrive.
