World Walks
This section is dedicated to a selection of some lovely non-European walks throughout the world. Here you will find walks shared by myself and other contributors who wish to share their remarkable adventures with you. The range is extremely 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 |
|---|---|
| Dragon's Back Trail — Hong Kong Island | The Dragon's 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 Kawah Ijen, a volcano that sits at its highest point at 2,799m, 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. |
Feedback and Suggestions
I am always pleased to receive feedback on the structure and content of the website. I also welcome suggestions on how I can improve the website, which may include new areas to cover, new walks, or route alterations to existing walks. To get in touch with feedback and/or suggestions, please contact me on one of my social media links. Thank you.
(Note: Walking without proper preparation can be dangerous. Information and downloads on this website are provided free of charge; it is each walker's responsibility to check the material and use accordingly. Postscript: My walk reports are not route guides and should not be treated as such. They are written with personal reflections of my walks.)