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		<title>Reply from AfricaTravelResource.com regarding my Kilimanjaro Climb</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Feb 2006 19:08:36 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Kian Ann</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I emailed AfricaTravelResource enquiring about how much the Kilimanjaro Trip will cost, and what I can do now to prepare for the trip. There was a long reply, giving me a lot of details about each route! According to the email, the routes on the mountain fall into three groups: South-Eastern, South-Western, and North-Eastern. The [...]]]></description>
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<p>I emailed AfricaTravelResource enquiring about how much the Kilimanjaro Trip will cost, and what I can do now to prepare for the trip.</p>
<p>There was a long reply, giving me a lot of details about each route!  According to the email, the routes on the mountain fall into three groups: South-Eastern, South-Western, and North-Eastern.</p>
<p>The only South-Eastern route is the Marangu (Coca-Cola) route.   Marangu is the easiest route, but its packed because of that.</p>
<p>South-Western routes include Machame (5 nights), Shira (7 nights) and Lemosho (6 nights).  Shira is the one I want to go!   It is supposed to be tough but wonderfully scenic trek!</p>
<p>The only North-Eastern route Rongai, which is usually a five night climb. According to the guide, this route not as scenic as the South-Western routes, but is generally considered to be slightly easier.</p>
<p>The guide recommended Rongai route, because it is the one with the least traffic!</p>
<p>How?  Am I confident of my fitness?  The five nights climb costs about US$1500, and seven nights about US$2000.  Whoa!  Start saving now!</p>
<p>Anyway, Africa Travel Resource is a listed company in London&#8230; I think!  The signature was &#8220;Africa Travel Resource Ltd&#8221;.  Great!  Hmm&#8230; but still, I think I should find out about more operators first!</p>
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