Top Asia Hiking Tours - page 5

Take a break from the beaches of Bali and explore some lesser-known areas of North Bali on a small-group full-day tour. Hike to Wanagiri Hill, ride a canoe on the twin lakes of Buyan and Tamblingan, trek through the surrounding jungles, and visit Ulan Danu Tamblingan Temple to learn more about local culture and spirituality.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private tour covers the best of the area near Sa Pa in northwestern Vietnam in one day of sightseeing. Highlights include taking a short hike to a viewpoint over Fansipan Mountain, among the tallest mountains in Asia, and the rice terrace fields in the Muong Hoa Valley, and visiting Ham Da, a village of the Hmong ethnic minority, to see farm animals and learn about the local marriage traditions, farming methods, and house building techniques.

Join this small group Khao Sok rainforest adventure where you can hike and canoe through the jungle, ending with a cool swim. You’ll begin the day with convenient hotel pickup, then get out to the jungle and the river. Lunch is provided, with vegetarian and vegan options available to suit all diets.

Don’t risk driving through the night to climb Mt. Batur: Relax with your own private guide and vehicle on this door-to-door sunrise adventure, which offers sweeping views across Bali. Enjoy coffee, tea, and eggs cooked in volcanic steam once you reach the viewpoint, then opt to explore three other craters or descend directly. Finally, refresh over breakfast at a restaurant with views over Lake Batur and the volcano.

Join a local guide on a guided trek through a tea plantation with this walk. You'll head through fields planted with tea and spices, taking an hour and a half to two hours in total to explore the scenic area with your professional guide. You'll also get the chance to watch the sun set over Munnar from the Chithirapuram View Point, one of the most popular lookouts in town.

Watching the sunrise from the crater rim of an active volcano, Mt. Batur, is a highlight of any visit to Bali. Travel to Songan, a village close to the base of the trail, to start this hike. Your package includes a guide, park fees, a flashlight, a breakfast of eggs cooked in volcanic steam, and round-trip transfers from Ubud and Kintamani hotels.

In this tour, you will be taken by our experienced local guide across three different villages of the Hmong, Giay and Red Dao ethnic minorities. The tour will give you the chance to enjoy fantastic mountain landscapes as well as to see Sapa’s most significant river and valley. You will also see the famous rice terrace fields and learn more about the culture, customs, and traditions of the two main different ethnic minorities in Sapa. Our tour guide will also introduce you to Hmong’s unique marriage traditions, rice fields, work, and house building techniques, and much more!

Explore Vietnam’s northernmost province on a 4-day private motorbike tour through Ha Giang, home to ethnic minorities like the Tay, Hmong, and Red Dao. Ride through limestone peaks, deep river valleys, and high-mountain passes. Includes overnights at homestays, meals, motorbike, and protective gear.

The Great Wall of China is one of the world’s most iconic attractions, but many parts of the ancient barricade are packed with tourists. During this rugged outdoor sightseeing adventure, you’ll escape the crowds at the under-the-radar Jingshanling section. Discover untrodden terrains with a picturesque hike through the rolling countryside, with free time to photograph the ruins of stone towers. Private round-trip transportation from Beijing and a tasty Chinese lunch are included.

The 2-day trek to Dhampus and Australian Camp provides a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Himalayas. Departing from Pokhara, the journey begins with a 45-minute taxi ride. The trek takes you through lush tropical forests and picturesque rice fields, passing by charming villages where you can observe the daily lives of Nepalese farmers. Upon reaching Australian Camp, you will be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna Mountains, which are especially breathtaking at both sunset and sunrise.

Enjoy the sunrise on the summit of Mount Batur on a full-day, small-group trek from Kuta or Ubud. Hike alongside your Balinese guides as you walk by flashlight, then enjoy stunning views of the island from the edge of an active volcano. Enjoy a simple breakfast as you watch the sun appear on the horizon. Climb over black sand and lava-formed hills while exploring the UNESCO-recognized crater, hike back to the base of Mount Batur, and pause to see a Balinese coffee plantation on the return trip to your hotel.

Watching sunrise from Mt. Batur volcano is a spectacular experience, but it does require an early start. Enjoy a little extra time in bed (plus space to spread out on the journey) when you book this private door-to-door tour, with an experienced guide plus flashlights and hiking poles included. You’ll hike to the crater for a simple breakfast, amble down, then soothe tired muscles in geothermal hot springs.

Spend the day exploring natural wonders north of Guangzhou on this private sightseeing tour. Enjoy a walk across the Glass Skywalk Bridge at Gulong Gorge (Gulongxia). Then choose from one out of the following attractions: soak in natural hot springs pools at Hot Spring Spa Resort, take a scenic cable car ride in Huangteg Gorge, or visit the Sunac Land amusement park.

Learn about Munnar’s tea production and the origins of tea straight from the source. Walk through a tea plantation and meet local tea farmers. In addition to the fresh air and lush greenery, you’ll visit a working factory, where you’ll see local manufacturing techniques and refine your palate with a tea tasting.

Climb Bali’s highest and holiest mountain on a private sunrise trek with an experienced local guide. Enjoy a personalized, crowd-free ascent through forest and volcanic terrain, culminating in breathtaking sunrise views from the summit. Hotel pickup and drop off are included, along with trekking poles, headlamps, breakfast, and coffee or tea. This challenging adventure offers a unique chance to experience Mount Agung’s spiritual atmosphere and panoramic vistas.

On your trip to Hanoi, don’t miss the exquisite nature that lies just 90 minutes away: the Mua Caves, the ancient Hoa Lu, and Tam Coc. On this tour, you won’t miss any of the best sights and experiences—you’ll float in a sampan along the river, bike around the village of Tam Coc, climb 500 stone steps to vistas of Ninh Binh, visit Hoa Lu, and more.

The three-tiered waterfall of Kuang Si is a favorite excursion for visitors to Luang Prabang. This small-group tour takes you off the beaten path on an alternative walk to the falls. You'll follow a trail through lush forests and pass through local villages before arriving at the falls' refreshing turquoise pools at the falls. After a swim, you'll visit the Bear Rescue Center and Hmong village.

Venture beyond Hanoi’s city limits with ease and explore Vietnam’s rural wanders on this guided day tour to the Perfume Pagoda, a vast complex of Buddhist temples carved into the limestone cliffs. Prepare for a day of epic scenery as you take a tranquil boat ride along the lily-strewn Yen Stream and visit a range of temples, statues and caves.

Learn a traditional way of cooking in Northern Thailand on this small group trekking tour of Chiang Rai. This full day will take you to hot springs, through villages, to waterfalls, and much more than you could find on your own. Bring your swimsuit in case you want to take a dip along the way. Be ready to taste local food for lunch, made in bamboo over an open fire.

Watching the sunrise from the top of Mount Bromo is not to be missed when visiting East Java. This nighttime tour leaves just before midnight for a long ride to Mt. Penanjakan where you catch the Bromo sunrise. Then, enjoy a short hike to the crater rim to see the active caldera as well as the surrounding landscapes before heading back to Surabaya.

Highly recommended possibility of chance to see lovely wild elephants playing in their natural environment of Munnar on this tour with us. You'll visit Anakulam, known as an area where elephants congregate, and hopefully see large group from our package. You'll also visit a few different waterfalls & beautyfull tea plantation then local village on the way and the chance to take a bath in waterfalls & feel the natural water of munnar spots we visit are follows: 1. Letchmi tea estate & local village 2. Letchmi shooting point 3. Viriparai waterfalls 4.Perumbankuthu waterfalls 5.Hanging bridge 6.Tiger cave 7.Anakulam waterfalls & river crossing 8.Anakulam wild elephant view point Trip including -guide cum driver,all entry tickets and fees , food(1time),fruits& snacks, watter bottle

The jungle atmosphere, mini waterfalls, and the chance to stop and swim at the foot of a stunning waterfall make this adventure an unforgettable experience. With the Yanbaru region's lush foliage and tranquil surroundings, the jungle trek offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in nature and rejuvenate with the Japanese pastime of forest bathing. Private and customisable; suitable for most ages and abilities, the trek can vary from a gentle dry path stroll to a waterfall for tea and relaxation, to a more challenging, extended walk, navigating the shallow riverbed and its rocks and boulders. The difficulty is directly related to your ability on the day. The jungle adventure stands out for its exciting journey following a river in Yambaru. Yanbaru's meaning is 'fields and mountains' and refers to the northern and greener part of Okinawa's main island; the region is home to a diverse range of species, many of which are endemic to the area.

The Great Wall at Huanghuacheng is one of the wall’s most beautiful stretches, with ancient ramparts meeting reflecting lakes. It’s hard to reach from Beijing on public transportation, but this tour makes it easy, with round-trip transfers, tickets, and a scenic boat ride, plus an escort on the bus. An early start allows for a generous amount of time discovering the wall and nearby attractions independently.

Hike up to the top of the highest mountain in the region with a professional, English-speaking guide to lead the way. The journey is roughly 7.75 miles (12.5 km) in each direction, and you will have the option to either take a cable car back down (for a fee) or descend via the same route you used to get to the top.