Medog Walking Track - experience an ancient county by foot
Medog is famous as one of China's most popular walking tracks. Its undeveloped road-net protects it from disturbing the outside world. In Tibetan Medog means "hidden lotus flower". This winding Tibetan track takes about 9 days to walk from Linzhi to 80K and takes trekkers through some of Tibet's most picturesque plateau landscape. The often erratic weather and difficult walking conditions are best suited to advanced hikers.

The Roof of the World - experience Mt. Everest by foot
Every traveler to Tibet hopes to visit Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Looking up at the mountain from the base it can't help but inspire. The area around the mountain is rich in mountain trails and trekking routes, the best way to experience Everest without scaling its peaks is to hire a local guide to take you a hiking trip around Everest and experience the wonder and mystery of Tibet.

A Challenge from the Yangtze - trek on the Three Gorges Dam
The Three Gorges Dam and the area around was originally three beautiful and ancient gorges dam which are still there to be explored by adventurous travelers, the scenic panoramas around the Three Gorges dam is some of the most spectacular in China. However, up to today there are still no well-marked trekking trails around the gorges. Thus, detailed and careful plan for trekking on the Three Gorges Dam is necessary because of its few and less-experienced precedents.

Kailash Trek - a holy pilgrimage
This is another famous walking track in Tibet; the ancient pilgrim track located high in Tibet is highly-spiritual and advanced walking track. Hikers tackling the track will be taken through ancient abandon temples and coloring fluttering flags. The route is exposed to the full fury of the Tibetan elements and therefore is only suitable for experienced trekkers.

Daocheng - China's another Shangri-la
Daocheng originally wanted to be known as China's Shangri-la, a fictional town that was the focus of James Hilton's epic novel. The honor eventually went to its neighboring county of Zhongdian but that does not change the fact that Daocheng is equally beautiful and even more untouched, trekking through Daocheng is a perfect way to get in touch with the natural wonders of South-west China. The regular route starts from Daocheng and ends in Yading via Salad, taking around three days.

Siguniang Mountain (Four Sisters Mountain) Trace - climb over the Alps
The Four Beauties Mountain (or Sigu'niang Mountain) Track is located in Aba of Sichuan and is one of the favorites of local and international trekkers alike. The walking tracks leads hikers through what is known as the "Chinese Alps" remote European-like wilderness. The mountains are not very far away from the downtown and are dotted with friendly local communities that offer travelers a chance to rest and enjoy local culture. This track takes about three days and is suitable for intermediate hikers.

Trekking on the Great Wall - stand on a wonder of human pioneer
The Great Wall is the globally renowned Chinese Icon and the perfect way to experience this wonder of human pioneering and architecture is by foot, walking from the Capital, Beijing. The journey of trekking on the Great Wall is flexible and trekkers can just select one section as their goal. One would be considered as a GREAT trekker if he could finish the journey from the Shanhai Pass in Hebei Province to Jiayu Pass in Gansu Province.