World Walks
This section is dedicated to a selection of some lovely non-European walks throughout the world. Here you will find walks I and other contributors who wish to share their remarkable adventures with you. The range is exteremely varied from easy walks with children to treks in the Himalayas. I hope you enjoy this section and hopefully it may just inspire you to follow one of the walks featured.
Mount Everest in the heart of the Himalayas
| The Walks | Description |
|---|---|
| Dragons Back Trail - Hong Kong Island | The Dragons Back Trail has been named the best urban hike in Asia by TIME magazine, revealing the wonderful trekking opportunities in Hong Kong. |
| Ella Rock, Sri Lanka | A walk in Sri Lanka through tea plantations and dense forest paths to Ella Rock, the highest peak in the area with great panoramic views. |
| Malana, Himachal Pradesh, India | A walk in India to the remote world of the Pin Parvati valley. It is so unique, just like entering a lost world. Do not expect western attitudes here. |
| Kawah Ijen, Eastern Java, Indonesia | A walk to Kwah Ijen, a Volcano that sits at its highest point at 2799m which is just short of 10,000ft. Prepare for acrid smells of sulphur!. |
| Mount Everest Base Camp | A sixteen day epic hike to the base of the world's highest mountain. |
| The Walks | Description |
|---|---|
| Dragons Back Trail - Hong Kong Island | The Dragons Back Trail has been named the best urban hike in Asia by TIME magazine, revealing the wonderful trekking opportunities in Hong Kong. |
| Ella Rock, Sri Lanka | A walk in Sri Lanka through tea plantations and dense forest paths to Ella Rock, the highest peak in the area with great panoramic views. |
| Malana, Himachal Pradesh, India | A walk in India to the remote world of the Pin Parvati valley. It is so unique, just like entering a lost world. Do not expect western attitudes here. |
| Kawah Ijen, Eastern Java, Indonesia | A walk to Kwah Ijen, a Volcano that sits at its highest point at 2799m which is just short of 10,000ft. Prepare for acrid smells of sulphur!. |
| Mount Everest Base Camp | A sixteen day epic hike to the base of the world's highest mountain. |
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