I love hiking and will always try to plan my travel around it. I have done many beautiful hikes around the world and have even more on my wish list. Share your favourite hikes, I might add it :)
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Where I’ve been & would return
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Where I want to go & will make it happen
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Where I’ve been & would return
I always try to squeeze in a hike when I’m travelling. Stay fit, see a lot, nature - it’s got everything for me. These are hikes I’ve done already.
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Near by Chiang mai you can do a two or three day trekking sleeping in the jungle. You can hear the bamboo growing in the morning! Wash yourself by the waterfall. I made a point of not having any elephant experience (also not the ‘ethical’ one), but e...
Chiang Mai: 2-Days Jungle Trek, Waterfalls and Karen Village
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Of course the Camino is in this list! I will walk the Camino de Santiago again, I’m sure of that. There’s still so many options for the routes
How I walked the Camino de Santiago
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Not my blog, but my pics. Myanmar is pretty and for the people I hope it will be easy and peaceful soon. I got to walk in their beautiful countryside where everyone was nice and open to us
Trekking from Kalaw to Inle Lake in Myanmar
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Taman Negara in Malaysia was my first jungle experience, in my first far away travel experience and the first long distance walking in hear experience. I was scared and excited (and so young!) I would love to go back!
Unleash Your Adventure in Taman Negara!
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I used to live in the UK and did this walk a couple of times. It’s beautiful, fresh air and easy by train from London. A great daytrip, if you’re there
Seven Sisters Cliffs Walk
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Sri Lanka is great for hiking, a beautiful lushly and jungle-y environment en enough rock and mountains to walk against. We started without guide, got lost so luckily some guide found us. Would recommend to take one
Sri Lanka Amazing View on Pidurangala Rock
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Long time ago, when I was on Bali, we could walk the volcano ourselves. Apparently nowadays you’re better off with a guide to avoid… other guides. Don’t get bothered by the hassle. Would still find it worth it, the vulcano is a beautiful nature pheno...
Hiking Bali's Volcanoes
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Not my blog, but some of my photos. The most beautiful one still. The views were amazing and it was a fun and sporty hike. Would recommend 🥾
"Indian Nose" Hike in Lake Atitlán
Where I want to go & will make it happen
This is my hiking wish list and it only grows. So many places, so little time. If you went to one of these, do let me know!
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I soooo want to walk the fisherman’s trail. Everyone on the Camino talked about it and it really calls to me. Portugal is so rough and beautiful, this cannot disappoint
8 Day Trekking the Fishermen's Trail
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As a Dutchie, of course I want to walk the Pieterpad. Beautiful netherlands countryside, from north to the south by the border. This guide will tell you all, I want to go myself as well!
The Pieterpad Trail: the most famous hike in the Netherlands
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High on my list is this highly rated walk in the high land of Peru. One day I will walk here, I’m sure of that
Inca Discovery
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Its the sporty nature lovers’ dream and I am all up for it. This trek requires some savings (ouch), but im sure its worth it. I save this dream for my 50th birthday
Patagonia Hiking
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I have this romantic image of snow and green and me just walking. Alaska can give me that. In all honestly: I just want to go to the US to any nature area and hike, all so beautiful and large
Hike Alaska: Valdez and Wrangell St Elias
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My first travels - before the everyday use of internet - were with a Lonely Planet guide. I still love you, LP! Their books are still good value for inspiration and information
Lonely Planet Epic Hikes: 200 Treks & Trails
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Had to share the collectible hiking book from National Geographic. If you like hiking and have an aesthetic book book at your home 📚