Inca Trail, Peru:

Hiking the Inca is an experience of excitement, fear, mesmerizing views, and an unforgettable journey. This is one of the best hikes in the world.

The Inca Trail is perhaps the world's best hike in South America. Descending from the Inca Trail into Machu Pichu – the mysterious Lost City of the Incas – winds its way up and down around the snowy mountains. Sunrise between these Andean peaks provides views of distant rivers, lush green fields, and the subtropical jungle, which is full of charm, soul satisfaction, and mystical and unforgettable experiences.

The famous four-day Inca Trail is a 42-kilometer-long trek that takes you well over 13,000 feet. This trial's beauty lies at the end of the day, passing through the Sun Gate with the first magical and fascinating sight of Machu Pichu and one of the world's most iconic attractions in Cusco.

The trail also carries the ancient heritage with much of the original aged stonework, which is a source of attraction for tourists. Along the way, you'll pass through tunnels made by the Incas, a landscape dotted with centuries-old ruins, and many waterfalls also ready to welcome you.

Good luck, and happy trekking!

Annapurna, Nepal

The Annapurna is one of the most famous and incredible Himalayan treks within the mountain ranges of central Nepal.

The Annapurna Circuit trail is a 17-day, 205-kilometer (108-mile) long journey through some of the planet's tallest and largest snow-capped peaks. It will inspire those with a bold spirit and nature lovers.

This trail begins in a steamy jungle. The scenery in front of you changes with every step, and every mountain reveals something new, making you feel small in this wonderful world.

The top of the trial, Thorung Pass, is surrounded by spectacular and eye-captivating scenic mountains. Another beautiful vantage point that most tourists try to reach for sunrise is Poon Hill, from where you'll see eight of the fourteen highest mountain peaks in the world.

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Here you'll meet a wide variety of tourists from around the globe with diverse cultures and backgrounds.

This is a challenging trip yet the most tremendous and perfect hike!

Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

Kilimanjaro is one of the most stunningly beautiful and is the highest peak in Africa. You will be captivated by the impressive area from the very first day of the trail, with life-challenging experiences and stunning views of Africa.

The trek follows the beautiful Machame Route, with snow-capped summits high above the dusty plains. Most tourists try to summit the trek, surrounded by the landscape, to capture the spectacular and heartwarming view.

Around thirty thousand people climb Kilimanjaro from the hot plains every year, passing through tropical rainforests, meadows, and deserts onto snow and ice.

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Sitting at the summit will make you realize: It was all worth it!

Everest Base Camp, Nepal

Mother Nature offers a piece of cake to those who want a glimpse of the world's highest peak.

Aside from breathtaking scenery, the trek to base camp is among the most dramatic in the Himalayas, where you can experience unique local culture and connect with the beautiful locals of Nepal. The evening is made pleasurable by Nepali food and conversations with fellows.

This 65-kilometer and 12 to 14-day one-way trail takes the tourists to a mountain ridge and then drops down to a river. After this, another mountain ridge welcomes the tourists and takes them to base camp. On reaching the summit, you will feel a sense of overwhelming achievement.

The world's largest peak, Mount Everest, will not be visible to you from Base Camp. However, it can be seen from various points on the trail when other massive mountains are not in the way, making the peak invisible.

Some of the enthralling spots along your way are Namche Bazaar, the Everest View Hotel, and the Tengboche Monastery.

You do have to pay for this trek, but it's worth it!

W Circuit, Torres Del Paine NP, Chile

Located in the southern region of Chile, it is the most popular tourist destination with a fascinating landscape along the journey. The W Circuit in Torres Del Paine National Park is one of the world's most famous, beautiful, and tourist-favorite places.

W Trekking starts from Refugio Las Torres and ends at Refugio Paine Grande. It runs up three valleys (Ascencio Valley, French Valley, and Lago Grey), creating a W shape that gives it its name.

It is a site of destination for locals and tourists with its vast rocks and snowy lakes, camping, glamping, and luxury lodges that draw hikers from around the world.

All you need is determination and hiking hunger!

Samaria Gorge, Greece

The Samaria Gorge hike is one of the most popular and charismatic natural beauty and tourist hotspots on the island of Crete. This hike descends and cuts through the rugged White Mountains, with rock walls, wildflowers, and endless views, eventually ending at the Mediterranean.

The 10-mile trail starts at the top of the gorge and flows over the river, passing through exciting scenery including flora, disused windmills, ruined castles, and farmhouses, and eventually ends at the Libyan Sea, where you will reach the small town of Agia Roumeli. As it is the narrowest point, known as The Gates, No road connects here; the only way out is by hiking.

This trek is sociable and fun!

GR 20 Trial–Corsica, France

The GR 20 is a classic long-distance trail that runs horizontally across Corsica from north to south. The path runs 189 kilometers and is considered the most difficult of the GR routes and one of the most beautiful trails in Europe.

The trial consists of two paths; the northern part is the most challenging yet beautiful part because of the rocky paths with steps up and down. It goes from Calenzana to Vizzavona. The southern section, which begins in Vizzavona and ends in Conca, is less spectacular.

There are some crystal clear pools along the way of GR20 where visitors can dip on a hot summer day. Corsica's highest mountain, Monte Cinto, has spectacular views and is also along the track.

Looking over the lakes, moonscapes, dramatic coastlines, and vivid forests is priceless.

Milford Track, New Zealand

New Zealand's most famous walk, the Milford Track, is the finest walk in the world and one of the most epic tourist destinations.

The 53-kilometer-long Milford Track begins at Lake Te Anau, which takes in some of the most beautiful scenery of pristine lakes, white glaciers, scenic meadows, suspension bridges, sky-scraping mountain peaks, and enormous valley views. Over five days, countless waterfalls will welcome you and let you feel the misty breath of Sutherland Falls, New Zealand's highest waterfall.

Standing in awe of the peaks around you and a cup of coffee will leave you feeling all giddy about the world.

Simple alpine huts or private lodges must be reserved beforehand so the trip goes as smoothly as possible.

This might be your best option if you are looking for an adventurous challenge.

Trek to Petra, Jordan

The incredible part of the trek is the longest and most exciting one. It takes you through some of Jordan's most exciting and rugged landscapes.

You will walk through canyons, gorges, ridges, species of birds, and various plants and see tombs and temples all the way while avoiding a crowd of tourists. Leaving the Dana Nature Reserve, you will trek to the edge of the desert, which is surprisingly rich in flora and fauna.

The views and scenery along the trail across and down the canyon are beautiful, spectacular, and attractive, and the trail is highly well-maintained and easy to follow.

Trek to Jordan and experience one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

West Coast Trail, Canada

The West Coast Trail is a bucket list challenge for everyone. Located along Vancouver Island's wild Pacific Coast, the West Coast Trail is one of Canada's most spectacular and beautiful hikes. On one side of the trail, there is a dense rainforest with a deep blue ocean on the other.

The trail is 75 kilometers (46 miles) long, is part of the ancient paths, and was initially designed for trade as a lifesaving trail for ships and sailing ships.

This is not an easy trail, and this trail can even bring experienced hikers to their knees. If you want to complete this challenge, then you should be physically and mentally prepared. A proper plan and management are needed to wade through fast-flowing rivers, climb over ladders with your fully loaded backpack, and traverse muddy stretches.

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Don't miss these Tours in Cusco

• Classic Inca Trail 4 days
• Short Inca Trail 2 days
• Rainbow Mountain & Red Valley Tour
• 2-day Machu Picchu tour by train