Climbing Mount Meru in Tanzania is a thrilling adventure that combines breathtaking scenery with the challenge of navigating steep, rocky terrain. At 4,566 meters, Mount Meru is the second-highest peak in Tanzania and is often overshadowed by its more famous neighbor, Kilimanjaro. Despite being underrated, it offers an unforgettable climbing experience, showcasing a horseshoe-shaped volcanic … Continue reading Mount Meru: A Journey on Tanzania’s Hidden Gem
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Enchanting Trek through the Dagala Lakes
Embark on a trek through Bhutan's Dagala Lakes, where emerald forests, pristine lakes, and ancient myths await. Legend has it that the lakes were formed from the tears of a celestial being. Delve into the heart of Bhutanese folklore and prepare for a journey of self-discovery among the mountains. Prioritize careful preparation and respect for nature and culture to ensure a safe and fulfilling experience.
The Bazaar Near the Top of the World
There is very little that Namche lacks. It even boasts the world’s highest Irish pub offering everything from Jameson whiskey to Guiness. It sports a sign as you enter that strikes to the heart and soul of what Namche and her people are all about.
Your guide to Altitude Acclimatization
You have longed to get out and climb a mountain or do an extended trek to high altitude and you read about acclimitisation. It may all sound very complicated but what is it.
Tanzania is open to tourists
The good news, however, is that Tanzania is open and many travel insurance companies are now offering policies with full Covid-19 cover, meaning that you can book with confidence knowing that you’ll get a full refund if your trip doesn’t go ahead as planned.
How Bad is the Barranco Wall?
How Bad is the Barranco Wall? These are the type of catch phrases you will read about on many sites that describe or talk about the famous Barranco Wall. So is it really that bad and do we need to fear it?
Between Cho La, Kongma La, and Renjo La, which pass is more difficult?
Well for a start the three passes trek is incredible and if you can do all three then do. Each pass has its own difficulties. Renjo is a long slow pass and more of a ridge than a pass itself. It is spectacular and more remote than the other two as it goes via the … Continue reading Between Cho La, Kongma La, and Renjo La, which pass is more difficult?
What are the Climbing routes on Kilimanjaro?
Marangu is often considered to be the easiest route on Mount Kilimanjaro - but don't be fooled, as no route on Kilimanjaro is "easy". It is given this rating as it has a gradual, less steep ascent climb, which means that you also as a result cover greater distances each day. It is also one … Continue reading What are the Climbing routes on Kilimanjaro?
Mera or Island Peak – which to choose
I am often asked which is better, Mera Peak or Island Peak and although there are similarities and differences, it is hard to judge one over the other. So let us look at what makes them similar.
Emergency evacuation off Kilimanjaro
You have trained for months to Climb Kilimanjaro. You have gathered all of your gear. You have flight tickets, all services booked, passport in hand and ready to fly. But have you bought Travel Insurance? Yes it is not just a buzz word that agents use to try to get you to part with your … Continue reading Emergency evacuation off Kilimanjaro
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