Kintamani – Indonesia

This tranquil, expansive, verdant region of Bali offers an awesome trek proposition to the adventure lovers. Home to active volcano Mount Batur and the eerily calm Lake Batur, this place can be a perfect day trip to escape the hustle and bustle of Bali. Experience the countryside and the laid-back village life, while you explore Pura Ulun Danu Batur, one of Bali’s nine directional temples. The picturesque surroundings will tempt shutterbugs to click innumerable pictures of the region.



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Tiger Leaping Gorge – China

This scenic canyon on Jinsha River of Yunnan province in China is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating trekking trails in Asia. Backpackers can witness some spectacular scenery with the gushing stream of waters flowing between Yulong Snow Mountain and Haba Snow Mountain. One can explore this picturesque trail through green terraced farmlands, lush green forests and quaint villages. 

Nathu La Pass – India

Located at an altitude of 14,140 ft along the famous Silk Route, near Indo-China border, this trek along the valleys surrounded by the Himalayas is truly captivating. Beautiful snow peaked mountains with gushing waterfalls becomes the favourite tourist spot during the summers. The Tsomgo Lake in the vicinity is ornithologist’s delight where one can spot birds like a black eagle, blue whistling thrush, redstarts, tit-babblers etc.



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Gunung Tahan – Malaysia

Known to be one of the most challenging hikes, tourists have to trek across undulating ridges and cross several rivers before finally reaching the mountain foothills to make the final ascent. However, one can get lucky with the Sumatra rhino, elephants, leopards and tigers on this adventurous hike along Taman Negara region of the Malay Peninsula.


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The Jhomolhari Trek – Bhutan  

Considered to be one of the pristine trekking routes in Bhutan, outdoor enthusiasts can experience the wild side of the Himalayas. The rocky, challenging landscape surrounded by ample greenery and fresh air will sooth your mind away. Along with natural beauty you can experience the friendly Bhutanese on this trail. 

Mount Pulag – Philippines

This marvellous mountain is Luzon’s highest peak and is a trekking paradise at an altitude of 9600 ft. You would come across the scenic Ambuklao dam at Bokod, Daclan Sulfur Spring and the Jangjang hanging bridge along this trail.  From atop the mountain you will enjoy the breath-taking panoramic view of the surroundings while playing with the candy floss clouds. A village homestay on this trek will help you to experience the Filipino hospitality.



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 Sapa – Vietnam

Sapa is home to Vietnam’s highest peak, Fan Si Pan, which tickles the clouds at 10,300 ft above the sea level, overlooking the terraced rice paddies that line Sapa’s steep valley walls. Hiking to this laid back Vietnamese highland is a visual retreat and a shutterbug’s delight. The charming villages and lush green surroundings along the path looks amazingly beautiful.
See more : Vietnam Tour Packages

Kalaw – Myanmar

Surrounded by Buddhist pagodas, hilltop viewpoints, serene villages and gorgeous landscapes of forest-capped hills; this town in Myanmar is a popular trekking destination. The trek to Inle Lake is most beguiling. Located at 4000 ft above sea level, this Burmese trail passes through green paddy fields and vegetable farms. The highlights of this exciting experiences come not only from the sliding landscapes on Shan mountains but also the chances to encounter friendly hill tribe who will make your Myanmar Tour memorable
Read more : Kalaw Travel Guide

Ella Rock – Sri Lanka

With stunning countryside and grand vistas stretched till the horizon, the verdant surroundings will blow away your mind. Starting right from the Ella railway station the trail passes through some lush green stretches and agricultural lands before elevating 3400 ft above the sea level. Surrounded by hills covered with cloud forests and tea plantations, the rich bio-diversity and flora and fauna will impress any hiker. Watching the sunrise from atop the hill is simply hypnotic.

 Everest Base Camp – Nepal

This is not for beginners or amateurs, only experienced hikers can get along with the altitude while trekking up the mountainous route. Everest’s daunting summit soars so high that trekking to its base camp at 18,200 ft is an adventure of highest sort. Not to mention the amazing views that one would come across this trail and experience the warm hospitality of the Sherpas.