The simple answer is no, not even with binoculars. Nobody has ever claimed to have seen Mount Kilimanjaro from Serengeti national Park, the main reason being the long distance between these two iconic attractions in Tanzania. The well-known lyrics from Toto’s hit song ‘Africa’ have led many to believe that the towering Mount Kilimanjaro can

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Proper preparation is essential when bringing a camera to Kilimanjaro. It is highly probable that your camera has not been used continuously for seven days prior to this. Additionally, it has likely not been exposed to the dusty and humid conditions commonly found on Kilimanjaro. Furthermore, it is highly unlikely that it has ever encountered

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The allure of taking photos and selfies on the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro has grown significantly, especially among younger tourists. The trek to Kilimanjaro’s summit, the Uhuru Peak, offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to capture breathtaking moments against the backdrop of a stunning sunrise. For many, snapping a selfie at this iconic location is the realization

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It is likely that you will want to share your remarkable experiences through photographs. However, carrying your DSLR while hiking can be bulky, and even bringing a point-and-shoot camera adds weight and takes up space in your backpack. On the other hand, a smartphone can serve as an ideal camera for hiking. Smartphones are generally

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When we go on trips, we always want to share our experiences with others once we get back home. Sometimes, the only way to capture even a tiny fraction of the experience is through photographs. It’s difficult to think of more thrilling places to take pictures than on our trips to some of the most

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