On an HBS trek a little out of the ordinary, 22 students left Boston on December 29th to visit Africa and climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain on the continent at 19,343 ft (5,896 m). The trip combined three days of safari with seven days of hiking up the mountain. The lucky EC’s were also rewarded with five days in Zanzibar for some much needed rest and relaxation before returning to the snowy Boston winter. To recapture our adventures, here is a timeline of some of our highlights.
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paul on Historic Kilimanjaro
hello,i am planning in Hiking Kili in September,going alone,hoping to connect with other hikers to d...
ceccaldi on A few Common Kili Scams
hi, we gonna climb the kili in august with 3p.Machama mweka route who can give us info about a guid...
Robert Modu on A few Common Kili Scams
Me and My Wife, wants to climb Mt Kilimanjaro on August 2010, we would like to have a group of peopl...
Rich on A few Common Kili Scams
Is anyone familiar with Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing? A reasonable price, they have the itinerary I'm...
Kilimanjaro national park on A journey along the Northern Circuit of Kilimanjaro...
A visit to the highest mountain of Africa and exploring the flora and fauna of this region should be...