Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain
September 7th, 2010 | 
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Kilimanjaro or used to be called Kaiser-Wilhelm-Spitze is a mountain in northeastern Tanzania. This mountain is the highest mountain in the world, 4600 m in height when it measured from the foot of the mountain.
Peak of Kilimanjaro is the highest peak at the same time in Africa, with a height of 5895 meters above sea level. The mountain is also known as Kilima Dscharo or Oldoinyo Oibor which means White Mountain in Masai language.
Kilimanjaro climbers
Mountaineers in the world hoping to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Because climbing in Kilimanjar is very challenging. Climbers must pass a variety of climates. Originally created overheated because of climbers on the mainland because of the low temperature is very hot Kilimanjaro. Climbers then enter the forest area which is moist and humid. Here typically the climbers will feel hot. There are also many fogs in the forest.
The higher Kilimanjaro, the higher the temperature. Many bushes and strange moss is also found in Kilimanjaro. In Kalimanjaro there are also many beautiful perennial flowers.
Only people who are with great intentions will get to the top of Kilimanjaro, Uhuru Peak. Standing at the top of Kilimanjaro means that you already stand on the top of the fourth highest mountains in the world.
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