Top 13 treks in Asia

Asia" is one of the most fashionable continents at the moment and it is no wonder, because there are many places on the continent that are still unexplored and that are a real wonder. We know that, as such, you are going to love this continent, but especially you; that you love to enjoy your holidays trekking.

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What are the best treks in Asia? Well, that's a difficult question to answer because this continent is home to the highest peaks in the world. Snow-capped peaks, frozen lakes and wildlife are what you're guaranteed to find in this corner of the world. What's more, the culture you'll discover in these places won't leave you indifferent and will make every second of your trip worth the effort.

The Annapurna Circuit in Nepal "

This trek is considered the oldest trek in the Himalayas, making it one of the best known treks on the continent. The trek takes between 17 and 22 days to complete, making it a truly immersive experience. Not only is the trek fantastic for the wild and unique scenery, but the fact that you pass through so many Nepalese villages over such an extended period of time also ensures that cultural immersion will happen at any time during your holiday. This is probably the most comprehensive of all the trips we're going to mention on this continent.

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Rinjani Mountain in Indonesia.

This mountain is crowned by the second largest volcano in Indonesia and therefore, the view from the top is incredible for two different reasons: for the height from which you can see the plains of Indonesia and for the possibility of seeing the crater of the volcano from such a close proximity. In addition, the final climax of this trek is the descent from the summit through a hidden lake that very few lucky ones have had the chance to visit.

Dingri to Mount Everest in Tibet.

This trek will take you to the base of the highest mountain in the world: Mount Everest. At 8844 metres you can not only enjoy the views and the sensation of being at one of the highest points on the planet, but you can also enjoy the mountaineering atmosphere among all the expert trekkers who dare to embark on this Everest adventure.

Manaslu Circuit in Nepal.

This 14-day trek ends at the eighth highest peak in the world, which is a challenge for any mountaineer. This circuit and Annapurna are quite similar, but the comparative advantage of this one is that not as many people come up there to do it. The views and the high altitude experience are quite similar, but this circuit may be more peaceful and allow you to connect more with your inner self.

The Markha Valley trek in India.

This is one of the most diverse treks in the western Himalayas, as the religious touch of the trek is unforgettable for every mountaineer. Not only will you enjoy the circuit's lakes and peaks, but you'll also reach Buddhist temples where you'll see and feel things you've never been aware of before.

The Lunana Snowman Trek in Bhutan "

This 24-day trek will take you to the most remote corners of Bhutan. In fact, we'd venture to say that if it weren't for this trek, there are probably places in this country that hardly anyone (only the locals) would know or enjoy. This is a division of the Laya Gasa trek and we have to warn you that it is one of the toughest treks you can face on this continent.

Seoraksan National Park in South Korea.

This park is home to the third highest peak in the country and can be reached through the vast Korean forests. It's a unique experience because you can breathe in the soul of the country's culture throughout the journey, which is not usually easy to experience.

Kamchatka in Russia.

Kamchatka is a peninsula on the eastern side of Russia that is larger than the state of California. It is a very geologically active area that is worthy of study, with ice, volcanoes and geysers. Note that there are no roads connecting the peninsula to the rest of the country, so the most common way to reach it is by helicopter. Therefore, we must warn you that the experience is quite extreme at all times. From start to finish you will feel the adrenaline coursing through your veins and we guarantee that this is an experience you will never forget.

Gondogoro La in Pakistan.

This trek connects the Gondogoro and Baltoro glaciers with the Shigar Valley. The trek crosses the Karakorum region and due to weather conditions it is recommended that you do this trek in June, as this is the easiest time of year to walk in the area.

Tavan Bogd in Mongolia.

This mountain on the border with China and Russia is located in the Altai National Park. It has the best views in the country because it allows climbers to see 34 glaciers, deep valleys and abysmal waterfalls.

Tian Shan in Kyrgyzstan.

This tough trek takes mountaineers to the border with countries such as Uzbekistan, China and Russia and forces them to live an extreme experience where they have to sleep in tents because there are not even shelters to rest in. It is a very tough trek and is reserved for the best trekkers.

The Parmir Mountains in Tajikistan "

The region in which these mountains are located is called "the roof of the world", as they are among the largest mountains in the world. Their speciality is that they are red mountains, which makes them a place worthy of study for any geologist.

Mount Kinabalu in Malaysia.

This peak is perfect for inexperienced mountaineers, as it is one of the easiest mountains you can find among all the most recommended mountains on the Asian continent. Watching the sunset from this peak is one of the best things you can do in this place and without a doubt, this small detail makes the trek worthwhile. These are rocky mountains that are often foggy, but on clear days the scenery is unparalleled.