Kenya, Africa
Located along the Indian Ocean coastline, there are many hills and plains in this area. Kenya holds the Great Rift Valley in the western and central parts of the country. It has many mountains, also.
Climate: Tropical. Hot and humid at the coast and temperate inlands. Very dry in the northern areas.
Government: Republic
Population: 31,987,000
Language(s): Swahili, English
Currency: Kenyan Shilling (1 USD = 76.13 Kenyan Shillings)
Time Difference: 7+ hours
Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge
Cost: $195/night
Velvet Bar and Grill (Day 13)
Cost: $5-10
Nice way to relax before a big climb!
Mount Kilamjaro "Kilamjaro Trekking" (Day 13)
At 19,455 feet aboive sea level, Mount Kilamjaro is is Africa's tallest mountain. As one goes up the mountain, there are savannas, moorlands, forests and more with snow at the peak. Every 200 meters in altitude, the temperature drops by 1 degree. The oxygen level at sea level is twice what it is at the summit. When climbing the mountain, there are a variety of trails to take. The most common trail is Marnagu (Coca-Cola) route. After a successful climb is made, each climber receives a Diploma to comemorate their success.
Julius Safari Day Trip (Day 14)
Enjoy the sites of Funzi Island in a crocadile canoe!
Cost: $195
Uganda, Africa
Uganda is a landlocked country located in the midst of the Great Lakes region.
Climate: Warm, but temperatures vary trhoughout the year. Annual rainfall of about 30 inches.
Government: Multiparty Democratic Republic
Population: 30,262,610
Language(s): Swahili, English
Currency: Uganda Shilling (1 USD = 1,681 Uganda Shillings)
Time Difference: 7+ hours
Emin Pasha Hotel
Cost: $250/night
Hike to Lake Mutanda (Day 15)
In Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Mount Sabinyo (Day 16)
Volcano located in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Ruwenzori Mountains National Park (Day 17)
Also known as "Mountains of the Moon"
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