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East Asia Trekking Hiking Trips

East Asia Trekking Hiking Trips

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Trekking Hiking trips in East Asia. Looking to explore East Asia on a trekking hiking tour? We offer 20 trekking hiking tours through-out East Asia, backed by 240 reviews and offering discounts up to 18%. All our trips are offered by expert trip designers and East Asia destination experts, with trip durations ranging from 1 to 27 days.

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Real traveler feedback from Trekking Hiking tours across East Asia

Stephen A. | Traveled in February

The itinerary was wonderful. It showed New Zealand in its full glory from the flora and fauna to the people. Unfortunately, because of the distances some days were long with extended coach rides, even with comfort stops. The travel concierge was great and added a lot to the experience.

Anonymous | Traveled in February

Overall, this itinerary was excellent. We chose it because it included both the North & South Islands as well as much of the interior. Plus the travel concierge had great knowledge of history, geography, culture and various other aspects of the country.

Nickisoni Jackisoni | Traveled in February
Highly professional

As a local tour agency, they coordinated our Kilimanjaro day trips and safari itineraries with precision. If you’re planning a trip to Tanzania’s national parks, this team delivers quality and value

Erik B. | Traveled in February

Our Guide Ellioth "Elliot" was amazing! I have been on many tours and expeditions but never had a guide that knew, or found out anything from information on our travel times to knowing more about his home countries history and neighboring country of Ecuador history better than I know American History and I have a degree in it. My day was always full of fun excitement and things I have never seen before and may never again. The detail in the travel and tours were planned out so one never felt really rushed. Remember this is a TOUR not a Vacation. There is a lot of walking and physical activity but after watching one individual in our group I am now convinced everyone who can manage 20 to 30 stairs at a time with breaks will be fine. The guides work at the groups pace and the group if they are good help the others when and if needed. The terrain is not flat or paved lots of place. Wear comfortable shoes. Underwater camera is recommended in my opinion. Binoculars I also highly recommend. For snorkeling they will let you use life rings and more buoyant if you struggle with your face in the water. Snorkeling off the beach is easier than off the side of a zodiac. SUN SCREEN, HAT, SUN GLASSES...DON'T FORGET THESE!! One more fun thing that I learned on the trip is that people in Peru and Ecuador LOVE $2 BILLS. 2 dollar bills are considered lucky and rare, so if you want to make your guide and other locals that assist you on your adventures day better take some with! THANK YOU FOR AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE!

Anonymous | Traveled in January
Best week ever

You have to try it! I loved the cosy wooden chalet nested in snowy landscapes, trying new activities with the group and by myself, the tasty salmon soup, sitting by the fireplace in the evening, and the variety of optional activities - especially the ice swimming/sauna experience and the Riisitunturi snowshoeing day. Out of this world!

Anonymous | Traveled in January
Two unforgettable national parks!!

From the very start, the trip felt immersive and beautifully balanced. The wildlife in Kruger National Park was unforgettable, spotting elephants, lions, and giraffes in their natural habitat was a real highlight. We were very lucky spotting the 'Top 5' and most exciting was seeing 2 leopards to complete the set! I was equally captivated by the more rural, untouched areas, which showcased a quieter, more authentic side of South Africa. The Drakensberg Mountains were simply stunning, with dramatic scenery that felt almost prehistoric, it was a joy to hike around, with next to no one else there. Visiting the historic site of Rorke’s Drift added real depth to the journey. It was a rich, rewarding, and truly memorable experience!

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