The trek begins at the Rongai Gate, where you'll register with the park authorities and meet your guides and porters.

The first day involves a relatively easy hike through a lush rainforest, offering glimpses of wildlife along the way.

You'll reach the First Cave Camp for an overnight stay.

The trail continues through the moorland zone, characterized by low vegetation and open vistas.

You'll ascend gradually, with occasional steep sections.

Arrive at Kikelewa Camp, where you'll spend the night.

Today's trek takes you across the lunar-like landscape of the saddle between Mawenzi and Kibo peaks.

You'll ascend to Mawenzi Tarn Camp, situated near a small glacial lake beneath the towering cliffs of Mawenzi Peak.

This day is dedicated to rest and acclimatization.

You can take short hikes around the camp or simply relax and enjoy the spectacular surroundings.

Adequate rest and hydration are crucial for preparing your body for the summit push.

The trail ascends further across the stark alpine desert towards Kibo Hut, the base camp for the summit attempt.

As you gain altitude, the air becomes thinner, so it's important to maintain a slow and steady pace.

Arrive at Kibo Hut in the afternoon and prepare for the summit bid.

The summit attempt typically begins in the early hours of the morning, around midnight.

You'll climb steeply up the rocky slopes of Gilman's Point, located on the crater rim.

From Gilman's Point, it's a gradual ascent along the crater rim to Uhuru Peak, the highest point in Africa.

After celebrating your achievement at the summit, you'll begin the descent back to Kibo Hut for a short rest before continuing down to Horombo Hut for an overnight stay.

The final day of the trek involves a long descent through the rainforest zone.

You'll pass through various ecological zones, enjoying different landscapes along the way.

Arrive at Marangu Gate, where you'll receive your summit certificates and bid farewell to your guides and porters.

Transfer back to your hotel for a well-deserved rest.