Apr 23, Aug 23, Feb 23, Jan 23, Jun 23, Malaysia, Mar 23, Sabah, Sep 23, Short Getaway, Trekking
Mount Kinabalu, 4,095.2m is the highest mountain in Malaysia. It is also the highest mountain in the whole of Borneo, and the region between the Himalayas and the snow mountains of New Guinea.
The return trek takes 2 days from Park Headquarters. All types of trekkers from young children to people over 70 years old have climbed up to Low’s Peak. No particular skills or experience is required: the route is suitable for the average, reasonably fit person.
DATE: (Dates are tentative. Subject to availability)
21-24 Jan 2023, 11-14 Feb 2023, 4-7 Mar 2023, 6-9 Apr 2023, 29 Jun – 02 July 2023, 5-8 Aug 2023, 2-5 Sep 2023
Apr 23, Aug 23, Indonesia, Jan 23, Jun 23, Mountain Climbing, Sep 23, Short Getaway, Trekking
Date: 20-24 Jan 23, 5-9 Apr 23, 28 Apr, 2 May 23, 28 Jun – 2 July 23, 5-9 Aug 23, 2-6 Sep 23
Mount Kerinci (3805m) is the highest volcano in Indonesia, and the highest peak on the island of Sumatra. It is surrounded by the lush forest of Kerinci Seblat National Park, home to the endangered species of Sumatran Tiger and Sumatran Rhinoceros.
Apr 23, Aug 23, Dec 23, Jan 23, Jun 23, Short Getaway, Taiwan, Trekking
Dates:
ChiShang: 8-12 Dec 22, 29 Dec 22 – 02 Jan 23, 12-16 Jan 23, 23-27 Jan 23
Taipei: 27 Apr – 01 May 23, 7-11 Jun 23, 5-9 Aug 23
At an elevation of 3,520m above sea level, Jiaming Lake is Taiwan¹s second-highest mountain lake, and one of its biggest. It was once thought that the lake was created by a meteor strike, but it is now believed that it was formed by glacier movement during the last ice age. While it is quite far from Taipei, it’s an excellent three-day hike destination in a more remote part of Taiwan.
Adventure Travel, Jan 23, Laos, Trekking
Join in Date: 19-26 Jan 2023
Enjoy some of the best trekking, kayaking, and long-tail boat rides in Laos!
Adventure Travel, Feb 23, Hokkaido, Jan 23, Japan, Short Getaway, Trekking
Dates: 23-27 Jan 23, 30 Jan – 3 Feb 23, 13-17 Feb 23
Join us on a Hokkaido snowshoe tour, visiting Mt Asahidake, the Biei Blue River and a limestone cave in Toma ~ the best picks of cultural and winter outdoors experiences in the Heart of Hokkaido.
Adventure Travel, Apr 23, Aug 23, Dec 23, Family, Feb 23, Jan 23, Korea, May 23, Trekking
Dates
Winter 2022-23: 10-16 Dec 22, 4-10 Jan, 29 Jan – 04 Feb 2023
Spring-Summer 2023: 14-20 Apr, 29 Apr -5 May, 14, 20 May, 6-12 Aug
Hallasan is South Korea’s biggest peak, reaching almost 2 kilometers (1,950 meters, to be precise) and climbing it might seem like a much physical preparation needed sport activity, but don’t worry it is not as hard as it seems at first and possible for everyone.
Apr 23, Dec 23, Indonesia, Jan 23, Jun 23, Muslim Friendly, Oct 23, Short Getaway, Trekking
Date: 21-24 Oct 22, 30 Dec – 02 Jan 23, 21-24 Jan 23, 6-9 Apr 23, 29 Apr – 02 May 23, 2-5 Jun 23
Located in the heart of earth’s ring of fire belt and towering tall at 3,676 masl, Mt. Semeru is the highest peak in Java, and the third tallest volcano in Indonesia. With its tough climb that tests the limit of one’s mettle, not only physically, but also mentally, it rewards those who manages to conquer it with heavenly vistas: the serene lake of Ranu Kumbolo, the paradisiacal lavender-filled meadow of Oro Oro Ombo, and the majestic view of Java in the summit of Mahameru, makes it the dream of almost all local mountaineers aspire to ascend. Mt. Bromo, at 2,329 masl, is the most iconic natural landscape in Indonesia. Even with its top completely blown off, it still beckons majestically with the crater inside constantly belches white sulphurous smoke. It may be not the tallest mountain in Indonesia but its stunning beauty lies in its unearthly dramatic setting, which swoons many travelers with its incredible golden sunrise
Dec 23, Jan 23, New Zealand, Trekking
Date: 12-19 Dec 2022, 30 Jan -6 Feb 2023
The Milford Track Guided Walk is a fantastic 5 days/4 night adventure, traversing the heart of Fiordland National Park on “ The finest walk in the world” from Lake Te Anau to Milford Sound.
