
To simplify your decision-making process, we've grouped all routes into three categories:
Beginner Routes:
Ideal for those new to high-altitude trekking, these routes have longer trek durations, minimizing daily walk distances. They boast superior acclimatization profiles and have little to no technical sections. No specialized equipment or experience is required.
Intermediate Routes:
Offering flexibility in terms of duration, these routes are suitable for those with some trekking background. They generally include a few technical parts but don't necessitate prior mountaineering experience or special gear.
Advanced Routes:
Tailored for seasoned mountaineers seeking a robust challenge, these routes might involve a swift ascent or require technical climbing. Some might even venture through the challenging Western Breach or include high-altitude camping, such as in the Kibo crater.