Mount Kilimanjaro can be climbed throughout the year because of its closeness to the equator. The main trekking seasons on Kilimanjaro relate to the mountain’s two ‘dry’ seasons, i.e., January to mid-March and June to October. These are viewed as the Best Time to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro as the temperature will be marginally higher, the skies will be blue and splendid and there will be fewer rainfalls.

Kilimanjaro can likewise trek in the wet seasons, for example, April-May, which is consistently called the ‘long rainy season’ or basically the ‘long downpours’ and November-mid-December. Clearly, the atmospheric conditions may not be perfect and there is a significantly higher probability you’ll encounter a downpour. Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for summiting of Kibo and Mawenzi is likely going to be wreathed in the thick cloud too.

Most Kilimanjaro Trekkers will, when all is said in done, refrain from moving during the wet seasons anyway the striking and ardent explorer among you may find this time sublimely suits you as even the most notable course will offer you disengagement, agreement, and tranquillity. The likelihood of an ‘Alpinesque’ snow-topped summit will pull inexperienced travellers also.