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6. Gunung Tahan

If you are thinking about a trek in Malaysia then Gunung Tahan, the highest mountain in West Malaysia, is ideal. This rocky trek through thick rainforest will take you past sights including ancient flora, unique wildlife, carnivorous pitcher plants, spectacular orchids and the local Malaysian people, the Orang Uli, who still live in these forests. This is also a challenging trek that incorporates many river crossings and rope climbs.

 


7. West Coast Trail

For a trekking experience in British Columbia, you can’t beat the popular West Coast Trail. Along Vancouver Island’s southern west coast, this trek is a part of the Pacific Rim National Park. Visitors can experience the craggy headlands, glorious beaches and dense rainforests.

8. Mount Kenya

One of the most amazing treks Africa has to offer is hiking Mount Kenya, the second highest peak in the country. There are numerous routes you can take, although the quicker ones often mean that you’re more likely to experience nausea from the sudden high altitudes. Many experienced trekkers suggest using the Chogoria Route which is slower, allowing your body more time to adjust to the altitude. Whichever path you take, you’re sure to see unusual craggy landscapes and a variety of African wildlife.

9. Swiss Alps

The Swiss Alps are world renowned for their breathtaking beauty and what better way to experience this than by trekking the age-old paths. Along with the most incredible views of the glaciers and snow capped Alps, trekkers can discover a variety of local farms and dairies. For visitors who enjoy a touch of luxury there are many comfortable inns scattered throughout the Swiss Alps — perfect for trekking from one cosy lodge to the next.

10. Ladakh Range

Ladakh Range, a desert region of India, is very dry and can be extremely harsh. Locals still use yak and sheep so you’re sure to see plenty of them on your way to the stunning Lake Morari, the peak of Stok Kangri or the local monasteries. This is part of India’s high country in the Himalayas. These treks may not be your standard luxury resort travel but they are certainly more unusual than regular vacations.

 

 /  Source: timesofoman

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