Welcome to Kilimanjaro National Park  the iconic crown of Africa, where the world’s highest free-standing mountain rises majestically above the Tanzanian plains, capped by eternal snow and glaciers.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is more than a park; it is a pilgrimage for adventurers, hikers, nature lovers, and dreamers seeking the thrill of walking between tropical forests and alpine deserts to reach the Roof of Africa.

Here, every step is a challenge, every view is breathtaking, and every sunrise over the Shira Plateau or Kibo Peak feels like a personal triumph.
Kilimanjaro is not just a mountain , it is an inspiration, a living monument to endurance, nature’s grandeur, and the spirit of adventure.

Climate

Kilimanjaro’s climate changes dramatically with altitude, creating multiple ecosystems from base to summit.

Temperatures

• Lower slopes: 20°C – 28°C (warm, humid)
• Mid-altitudes: 10°C – 20°C (cool, forested)
• High altitudes: 0°C – 10°C (cold, alpine and glacier zones)

Rainfall

• Long rains: March – May
• Short rains: November – December

Each climatic zone hosts unique flora and fauna, from tropical forests to alpine moorlands and icy peaks.

Getting There

By Road

• From Arusha: approx. 2–3 hours
• From Moshi: 45 minutes
• Accessible via Marangu, Machame, Rongai, and Umbwe trailheads

By Air

• Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) — 45 km from park entrance
• Domestic flights from Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, and Nairobi connect easily

Park Attractions

1. Mount Kilimanjaro Peaks

• Kibo (5,895 m) – the highest, glacier-capped summit
• Mawenzi (5,149 m) – rugged and dramatic, for experienced climbers
• Shira (3,962 m) – scenic plateau with ancient lava flows

2. Unique Vegetation Zones

• Tropical rainforest
• Heather and moorland
• Alpine desert
• Summit glaciers and rocks

3. Wildlife

• African elephants, buffaloes, leopards, colobus monkeys, and bushbucks inhabit lower forested slopes
• Bird species like the Hartlaub’s turaco and Augur buzzard thrive at various elevations

4. Scenic Landscapes

• Majestic glaciers, crater lakes, volcanic peaks, and panoramic vistas
• Views of the plains, Amboseli, and Arusha National Park on clear days

Accommodation Facilities

Inside & Near the Park

• Kilimanjaro National Park has mountain huts on trail routes (e.g., Mandara, Horombo, Kibo Huts)
• Lodges and hotels in Moshi and Marangu for comfortable pre- and post-trek stays
• Luxury tented camps at Shira Plateau and Machame routes

Facilities cater to climbers, trekkers, and luxury travelers, providing warm meals, guidance, and logistical support for safe summit experiences.

Visit Today

Kilimanjaro National Park is perfect for:

• Adventurers and climbers seeking the ultimate challenge
• Nature lovers fascinated by alpine ecosystems and endemic species
• Photographers capturing glaciers, forests, and panoramic landscapes

Here, the air is crisp, the trails steep, and the summit calls with unmatched majesty.
Visit Kilimanjaro and experience a journey that blends challenge, wonder, and achievement where every step upward is a connection to the earth, sky, and your own spirit.