Each year, Mount Kilimanjaro beckons thousands of climbers to climb to her summit, and while the hikers often hold the spotlight with their Instagram and Facebook posts, there are group of dedicated individuals who work tirelessly behind the scenes, ensuring the success and safety of those who take on this incredible journey. They are the … Continue reading Kilimanjaro Porters – the Unsung Heroes
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6 Things to Take on a Hike
Ours is the list of just six things NOT TO FORGET to take on your next hike! Those little items that often don’t appear on many lists that can be a great help on your trek.
Souks of Marrakesh
As the sun rises shop doors creak open, broom bristles bounce on cobbled walkways, clacking wheels of fruit carts clutter across the stone and the early chatter of locals rises with aromas of caramel and roasted nuts as coffee stands percolate their morning brew.
Landing at Lukla Airport
ve heard about it. Some may shudder at the mere thought of it. There are those of you who have been there, and those who cannot wait to. Yet again, there are some who will do everything possible to avoid it at all costs even if it means an additional 50 hours of walking
How difficult is it to climb Kilimanjaro?
Kilimanjaro is a free standing mountain, Â meaning it is not connected to any range. It rises directly from its base to an altitude of 5895m. Most trekking routes start at around 1800m. So if you measure out 4.095km on a road and imagine that to stand vertically, THAT is how much you are going to ascend.
Holi Festival of Colour
Each year in Spring in various places around the world, people gather in the streets and with great joy, much enthusiasm and smiling faces , throw handfuls of brightly coloured chalks and dyes into the air. It is a time of happiness, love and laughter. Innocent bystanders and passersby do not escape the tradition with … Continue reading Holi Festival of Colour
A Smorgasboard in the Torres del Paine
What seems like the start of a spelling bee is actually the letters that aptly describe the trails. The W trail is shaped exactly like a large W and runs up three beautiful valleys covering a distance of around 80km, and the O circuit is a large circular track which incorporates the W, stretching to around 120km.
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