It was scaled for the first time in 1889 by a German geographer named Hans Meyer and an Austrian mountain climber named Ludwig Purtscheller.
It was scaled for the first time in 1889 by a German geographer named Hans Meyer and an Austrian mountain climber named Ludwig Purtscheller. Coffee and plantains are grown on its lower slopes. Its two peaks, called Kibo and Mawensi, are about eleven kilometers apart, with Kibo being covered with ice throughout the year, despite the fact this mountain is just three degrees from the equator. FTP, name this mountain in northeastern Tanzania, the tallest mountain in Africa.
It was scaled for the first time in 1889 by a German geographer named Hans Meyer and an Austrian mountain climber named Ludwig Purtscheller.
Mount {Kilimanjaro}