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For mountaineers in search of an epic Andean challenge, the Summits of Bolivia tour offers a 19-day climbing expedition across the Cordillera Real’s iconic peaks. Launching from La Paz, this small group trip features ascents of Pequeno Alpamayo (5,370m), Huayna Potosi (6,088m), and the legendary Illimani (6,438m), supported by expert guides and thorough acclimatization. Alongside technical instruction, you’ll enjoy time on Lake Titicaca’s ‘Island of the Sun’ before venturing into snow-laden valleys and spectacular alpine camps. This expedition is crafted for fit, experienced climbers eager to build their skills while experiencing one of the world’s most striking high-altitude regions. The USP lies in its comprehensive approach: a series of classic ascents, quality instruction, and a deep dive into Bolivian mountain culture, making it the perfect trip for those seeking both achievement and adventure in South America’s dramatic peaks.
The Kilimanjaro Machame route is one of the most popular routes for climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. The reason for its popularity is due to it being a very scenic route.
This is a long and hard trek, which reaches an altitude of 5895m. Even if you consider yourself fit, you might still find the climb very hard, depending on how well your body acclimatises to high altitude. There is no scientific way to determine how easily you acclimatise, and be aware that the acclimatisation process also differ from climb to climb.
Most of the trails on the Kilimanjaro trek are well defined and of good quality but some forest sections are often slippery and moorland paths can be very wet in poor weather conditions.
The final ascent to Uhuru peak is almost exclusively on loose rock without permanent footpaths. However, no technical skills are required. During the course of the trip we shall spend time at both high and low altitude, experiencing both extremely cold and quite hot conditions.
We will prepare for an early start every day on Kilimanjaro.
Craving dramatic landscapes and cultural immersion? The High Peaks of Pakistan tour delivers both over eight unforgettable days. Perfect for experienced adventurers, this relaxed-pace trip sets out from Islamabad, where tradition meets modern life, before whisking you away to the breathtaking valleys of Skardu, Hunza, and Gilgit.
Enjoy gentle treks amidst majestic mountains, explore ancient forts and villages, and absorb the warmth of local hospitality in villages like Gulmit. Wander Gilgit’s lively bazaars and discover the unique blend of old and new that defines the region. The standout feature of this tour is its combination of natural splendor and cultural richness—offering the best of Pakistan’s northern wonders in a comfortable, well-organized journey. Accommodation, meals, and transport are all seamlessly provided, ensuring an enriching and hassle-free adventure.
Climb Mount Kilimanjaro on this scenic 7-day Lemosho Route, approaching the mountain from the remote western side along a lightly used trail. Widely regarded by experienced guides and past trekkers as one of the most beautiful—and most rewarding—routes, Lemosho offers a true sense of wilderness from the very first day. The trail crosses the expansive Shira Plateau, skirts the ancient Shira volcanic caldera, and traverses beneath Kibo’s dramatic southern ice fields.
Thanks to its gradual ascent profile, the route allows excellent acclimatization and plenty of time to enjoy the changing landscapes before joining other routes later in the climb. This itinerary also includes a rare overnight camp at the crater, adding an unforgettable highlight to the journey. The final summit push follows the Barafu Route, known for its striking views of Kibo as you climb toward the roof of Africa.
Aspiring mountaineers and experienced trekkers alike will be drawn to the challenge of Dhampus Peak Climbing—a journey through both the Annapurna and Mustang regions of Nepal. Also known as Thapa Peak (6,019m), this climb offers a technically straightforward yet rewarding ascent, framed by extraordinary views of the Kali Gandaki valley and over thirty soaring Himalayan peaks, including close-ups of Tukuche and Dhaulagiri.
The adventure begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara, then follows classic trekking trails through traditional villages and vibrant rhododendron forests. The route includes safe acclimatization at the base camp and a night at high camp (5,600m), ensuring climbers are well-prepared for the summit push.
The return journey winds through Yak Kharka and concludes with a flight from Jomsom to Pokhara, capping off an exhilarating blend of trekking and peak climbing. With moderate physical demands, this tour is tailored for young adults and seasoned adventurers eager to earn panoramic Himalayan views from a rarely summited peak—an achievement to remember for years to come.
Embark on a 6-day Mount Kilimanjaro climb via the Rongai Route, approaching the mountain from the north near the Kenya–Tanzania border. This lesser-used route remained largely untouched for many years due to its sensitive location, making it one of the quietest approaches to the summit.
Now fully open for trekking, the Rongai Route is considered by experienced guides to be easier than the popular Marangu Trail, with a high summit success rate and scenic, gradual ascent. The trek begins through cultivated farmland and forest, offering occasional wildlife sightings, before continuing through multiple climate zones on the way to Africa’s highest peak.
If you’re seeking a quieter, more remote ascent of Kilimanjaro, the Rongai Route is an excellent choice. Approaching from the north, near the Kenyan border, this route offers solitude and is especially suitable for those trekking during the rainy season, as the northern slopes receive less precipitation.
The seven-day itinerary allows for proper acclimatization, enhancing your chances of reaching the summit. Trekkers will pass through wilderness areas, spot wildlife such as elephants and buffalo, and enjoy the tranquility of less-traveled paths before joining the Marangu Route at Kibo Hut for the final push to the summit.
While the scenery may be less varied compared to western approaches, Rongai’s USP is its remoteness and accessibility, making it a moderately difficult yet achievable trek for those with less backpacking experience. This tour package is ideal for hikers desiring a successful and peaceful Kilimanjaro climb.
Ready to test your limits on Ecuador's most awe-inspiring peaks? The 'Cotopaxi Llama Express' is a climbing tour designed for both novices and seasoned mountaineers, offering a thrilling seven-day journey across the country's volcanic spine. Start your adventure acclimatizing on lower summits like Pasochoa and Corazon before tackling your ultimate challenge—Cotopaxi, one of the world's highest active volcanoes at 5,897 meters.
Accompanied by a bilingual, professional guide, you'll ascend between 4,000 and 6,000 meters above sea level, rewarded with breathtaking panoramas stretching from Quito to the distant Chimborazo and Tungurahua. This trip is more than just a climb—it's a comprehensive introduction to high-altitude adventure, blending expert guidance with unforgettable scenery.
The USP? A progressive itinerary that builds your confidence and skills, making the summit of Cotopaxi an achievable goal for climbers of all backgrounds.
Tackle Mount Kilimanjaro via the iconic Machame Route on this well-paced 7-day climb designed to boost acclimatization and summit success. Approaching from the south-west, the trail winds through lush rainforest and open moorland before linking up with the Shira Plateau and traversing beneath Kibo’s dramatic southern icefields. As altitude increases, crowds thin out and the mountain reveals its raw, untamed character.
Clear days reward you with sweeping views of Mount Meru floating above the clouds—an image that tends to stick for life. The final push follows the Barafu Route, a demanding yet spectacular ascent that leads you to Uhuru Peak just as dawn breaks over Africa. With an extra day built in, this itinerary strikes the sweet spot between challenge and comfort, giving you time to acclimatise properly while soaking up Kilimanjaro’s ever-changing scenery.
Mount Ararat’s snow-capped summit beckons experienced trekkers and seniors seeking a true adventure. This 8-day expedition, led by licensed mountain guides, challenges you to ascend Turkey’s highest peak—long believed to be the resting place of Noah’s Ark. With stunning views stretching into Armenia and Georgia, and full logistical support throughout, the journey promises both physical achievement and spectacular natural beauty. The unique highlight is the opportunity to summit the 5,137-meter glacier-capped mountain, offering a rewarding trekking experience for seasoned walkers.