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Yes, the Marangu Route is good for beginners because the trail is gentler and you sleep in huts. But since it’s only 5 days, you need to be physically ready and able to handle the altitude quickly.

It’s the only route where you stay in huts instead of tents. People call it the “Coca-Cola Route” because it’s popular and more comfortable compared to other routes.

It’s not very technical, but it is a long and tough walk. Because the schedule is tight, you won’t have much time to adjust to the high altitude, so it’s important to take it slow and listen to your body.

You will stay in simple mountain huts with bunk beds and shared rooms. The huts are basic but warm enough. You’ll need a good sleeping bag to stay comfortable at night.

The success rate is a bit lower than on longer routes because of limited acclimatization time. About 80-98% of climbers reach the summit on this itinerary.

Bring layered warm clothes, sturdy hiking boots, a sleeping bag, a headlamp, and trekking poles if you have them. Also pack sunscreen, snacks, and personal items like a water bottle.

There is a chance. Symptoms can be headache, dizziness, or nausea. To reduce risks, drink lots of water, walk at a comfortable pace, and tell your guide if you feel unwell they will help you.

The best months are during the dry seasons: January to March and June to October and December. The weather is usually clear, which helps for better views and safer climbing Kilimanjaro via a route of Marangu.

Yes, you get about 3 liters of filtered, clean drinking water every day, so you don’t need to carry extra from home.

No, many people climb Kilimanjaro for the first time on this route. But it’s very helpful to be physically fit and do some training walks before your trip.