Trekking Mt Kailash in Far West Tibet – A Test to the Mind & Body

by Adeline PhuaChina, nature, Tibet, travel blog, travel guide, Travels, trekking, UncategorizedPosted on 2 Comments

I have always had a burning desire to travel to Tibet – the pristine snow-capped mountains, the vast barren landscape, the faraway land had me captivated since young. Back in 2018, I had a chance to realise my dream and the multi-day trek around Mt. Kailash was one of the highlights of my 18-day trip …

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[Off-the-beaten track] Hiking a lesser-known, crowd-free section of the Great Wall of China

by foodieadieadventure, Beijing, China, great wall of china, greatwallofchina, hiking, nature, outdoors, Travels, trekkingPosted on No Comments

Humans look so tiny compared to the grandeur of the Great Wall! When it comes to the Great Wall of China, what comes to your mind? Tall, formidable walls perched atop the spine of the mountain ranges with hundreds or thousands of people and crowds everywhere? Nicely paved walkways and symmetrical steps or stairs stretching …

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Ethical and Mindful Trekking in Sapa – 2D1N 25-km Trek + Homestay with the Red Dao tribe

by foodieadieadventure, Cultural, Travels, trekking, VietnamPosted on 3 Comments

Sapa, located deep within the mountain ranges bordering China and Vietnam, has always been on my list of must-go places. So, when I finally had the opportunity to travel to Vietnam I made sure Sapa is on my itinerary.While most people would prefer the comfortable way of sightseeing for example joining a tour group or …

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