You might guess that there are many ways to explore the incredible continent of Asia… on foot, with a simple backpack, on unforgettable hikes. Here are our top six choices.
Memories of family vacations are even more precious when you choose to discover them on hikes that may sometimes be challenging, but which you’ll always treasure for the rest of your days.
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The Annapurna Trek, Nepal
15 to 20 days
hard
This trek will take you through breathtaking landscapes, ranging from stunning rice fields to vibrant rhododendron forests. At a higher elevation, you’ll also have the opportunity to explore traditional Nepalese villages. Reaching the Thorong pass at 5,416 meters represents the ultimate high point of the journey, in every possible sense.
Mount Fuji, Japan
1 to 2 days
moderate
In our selection of Asia’s most beautiful hikes, Japan’s most famous mountain, the ultimate cultural and natural symbol of the country, can be easily climbed between July and September, offering spectacular views at an altitude of 3,776 meters – particularly at sunrise.
Everest Base Camp, Nepal
12 to 14 days
hard
This legendary trek will take you to Everest’s Base Camp, reaching an elevation of 17,528 feet. Alongside the towering Himalayan mountains, you’ll also visit Buddhist monasteries and Sherpa villages such as Namche Bazar to gain a deep understanding of the local culture. Please note, however, that this trek is best suited for experienced adventurers.
Mount Rinjani, Indonesia
2 to 4 days
hard
At an altitude of 3,726 meters, there’s a hike waiting for you, and with it comes one-of-a-kind panoramas of its crater and Lake Segara Anak, along with impressive volcanic formations.
There is also a delightful surprise as you take on the challenging ascent to the summit: hot springs where you can pause to rejuvenate.
The Markha Valley Trek, India
6 to 8 days
moderate to hard
Desert landscapes meeting snow-capped mountains in the backdrop: this awaits you in the heart of India’s stunning Markha Valley. All that’s missing is a few picturesque remote villages, monastery viewpoints and a few high passes, such as the Gongmaru La at an altitude of 5,130 metres, and you have one of Asia’s most beautiful treks.
The rice terraces of Banaue, Philippines
2 to 4 days
moderate
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