Mountain Rwenzori Climbing Safari: Rwenzori ranges are in the Kasese area in the western locale of Uganda lining Congo. The mountains are most popular as "piles of the moon". The mountain ascends at the level of 5110 meters over ocean level. Mount Ruwenzori is the third most raised mountain in Africa after Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya, with Africa's third, long, and most raised ranges. Mount Rwenzori is the hardest to move of every single African mountain and it'll consequently require actual health. Ruwenzori mountain ranges, mountain covers the line of Uganda and Congo (Kinshasa); these reaches are believed to be the "Mountains of the Moon" depicted by the second century-AD geographer Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolemaeus). The mountains are for some time remembered to be the wellspring of the Nile. Where is mountain Rwenzori found? Lying insignificantly north of the Equator, the Rwenzori mountains include a most outrageous broadness of 30 miles (50 km) and intensify south-north for 80 miles (130 km) between Lake Edward and Lake Albert. The Ruwenzori mountains fall steeply westward toward the Western Rift Valley wing, though its dive toward the east is more ceaseless, heading to the uplands of the western piece of Uganda, coming to its most noteworthy top in Mount Stanley at Margherita Crest (16,795 feet [5,119 m]). The Ruwenzori Range's greatest mountains are detached detours and significantly cut stream valleys that all over the long haul drain into the Semliki River. Cold masses and little lakes occur inside the upper valleys. The invariable snow line remains at very nearly 14,800 feet (4,511 m) on the east and 15,900 feet (4,846 m) on the west. The mountain highest points are every now and again concealed in overcast cover, made sporadically by wet airstreams from the Atlantic and Indian oceans. The Ruwenzori is monetarily indispensable for