Discover two fascinating places in China. Both enlisted as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, both jaw-droppinly impressive and both deeply rooted in traditional Chinese history and culture. These two locations are a must if you are looking for more hidden gems in China.
In this India Adventure, you will get to experience the Maharashtrian diversity through food, culture, nature and art. We will take you on a tour that includes a visit to one of the biggest intra-city national parks in the world, we will explore a cave that is over 2,000 years old and contains various Buddhist sculptures, cycle along the northern coast of Mumbai, hike in one of Maharashtra’s most scenic destinations, visit famous landmarks in the city, unwind in India’s top campsite, kayak in a lake, visit a waterfall, meet & interact with villagers that live a very rudimentary life, visit two village schools, explore the labyrinth-like alleys full of markets and local food and of course dance the night away at a Bollywood style club.
This Indian Adventure will surely keep all of your senses aroused. Just be open-minded and enjoy the ride!
Mount Danxia is right in Guangzhou’s backyard. A few hours drive and it seems that you’re in a very different place in China. This place is one of the only two UNESCO heritage sites in Guangdong province, making an exciting destiantion to feast your eyes. It is quite known to the locals, but still many foreigners that live in Guangdong have not heard about this incredible place.
Mount Danxia is full of pleasant trails, some mighty views, some killer sunsets and even better sunrises, narrow paths along steep cliffs (with railings of course), and some rock formations that have an uncanny resemblance to the female and male sexual organs.
Wugong Mountain located in Jiangxi Province, is one of China’s three great mountains to the south of the Yangtze River, together with Mt. Lushan in Jiangxi and Mt. Hengshan in Hunan. Wugong Mountain is most famous for its stretching and undulating meadow. The blue sky and endless meadow add radiance and beauty to each other, attracting innumerable outdoor fans to hike and camp here. Colorful tents dot the green grassland, constituting unique scenery. Plenty of rivers, brooks and waterfalls lay on Wugong Mountain. Cloud and mist often linger on the mountain, making it a wonderful place to enjoy the sight of the cloud sea. Throughout history, many poets and literati came here and left much beautiful poetry to eulogize the scenery of Wugong Mountain.
Tajikistan is the smallest of all the Central Asian ‘Stans, but it was a trading hub for millennia, and the ethnic, cultural and linguistic make-up of the country is quite distinct from those around it: Tajikistan owes much of its identify to ties with Persia rather than to Turkic tribes.
Hong Kong is a vibrant, densly populated city, known to many as a major port and global financial hub with a skyscrapper-studded skyline. But, it might come as a surprise that Asia’s world city has some impressive wildlife and ecology too. Some of the best is protected in marine parks and nature reserves, where you’ll see Hong Kong rugged, remote and untamed.
Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world. It offers top-notch destinations like Barcelona, Sevilla, Madrid, Costa del Sol, Costa Brava, Ibiza, and so much more. Even though geographically it is tiny compared to China, you Will need months of traveling to truly capture its essence.
Time does not allow us to show you months worth of Spain, so we are only gonna scratch a surface that is not common for the average tourist in Spain. We will get trek in the Camino de Santiago Norte!
Welcome to one of the most incredible rice terraces in the world, the Dragon’s Backbone Rice Terraces. Construction of these incredible man-made terraces began in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), and continued until the early Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) when the construction was completed .
Tucked between mountains north of Guilin, Guangxi, and surrounded by small Yao and Zhuang Minority villages throughout, this place is sure to leave you in awe.
Join us on an adventure to CLIFFHAUS, a paradise for outdoor lovers! Born out of the passion for rock climbing and exploration, Cliffhaus is a perfect weekend destination, just about 2.5 hours away from Guangzhou. Its surrondings ressemble the limstone scenary, characteristic of Yangshuo. The area is full of incredible caves that are untouched as well as tea plantations. Cliffhaus is also involved in community projects aiming to get the children from the local villages interested in outdoor sports.
Largely unexplored, Guizhou Province is a hidden treasure on the map of China and that makes it a perfect location for our next adventure tour. The province is home to 48 China’s ethnic groups, so apart from breathtaking mountainous sceneries, it offers the opportunity to discover The rich and distinctive folk customs and cultures of the local minorities.
