"Bazarduzu - Zafar trekking. 1. The journey on foot started from camp 1 area (2850 meters). 4x4 trucks deliver the people till here from Khinalig village. There is approximately 3.6 km from camp 1 to camp 2 (3250 meters). You can go this distance for 3 - 3.5 hours depending on group speed. 2. From camp 2 till Bazarduzu Summit, there is an approximate 5 km distance, you can climb this 1216 meter elevation (4466-3250) for approximately 6 hours. 3. There is a 2.5 km distance from Bazarduzu peak to Zafar peak. You can go down this 165 meter (4466-4301) elevation approximately 1-1.5 hours from our experience. 4. From Zafar peak to Camping area 2, there is a 4 km distance and 1050 meters elevation (4301-3250)." — TamrazH • Jun 18, 2021

"Started the climb from Phajoding Base, climbed up to Pumola Lhakhang and further to Pumo la (Highest Point). Then we descended to Buddha Point. Overall, the hike was not difficult but it was quite long for a day. " — jitendra • Apr 28, 2021

"Malaysia. We started walking at night from near Pantai Cenang. We scared off groups of aggressive monkeys by shouting and throwing rocks. We reached the start of the Seven Wells when the sun was warming up. We made our way through dense jungle and had leeches sucking our legs. I got dizzy after we left the easy part behind us. The path became roped and very steep. We rested, endured and made it to the summit at noon. Got a ride back from two Indonesian artists who play Dutch disco music and a friendly driver from a closed resort. We wore face masks and practised social distancing." — Pieter • Apr 20, 2020

"Coastal village path + HK trail section 8 (Dragon’s Back) Start; Lin Hok Sin Koon bus stop - take #9 bus from Shau Kei Wan MTR Finish; Big Wave Bay - take red minibus to Shau Kei Wan MTR http://www.16seats.net/eng/rmb/r_h09.html Fare 10 HK$ * Cash only * From the bus stop walk back up the road a bit towards the opposite direction bus stop to find a proper stepped zig-zag path down *ignore the steep straight concrete steps alongside a drainage channel* At the bottom an interesting coastal village path** wends it’s way south via five tiny sleepy old villages facing across Tai Tam Harbour to Stanley. The first, Lan Nai Wan, has a small temple (Lin Hok Sin Koon). The fourth village, Ngan Hang, has a small beach with WWII concrete machine gun positions. To Tei Wan has a nice beach and is busier owing to its location on the Hong Kong trail. All the villages bar To Tei Wan contained uhnleashed barky Chinese village dogs in the habit of loping over to within a few feet to check you out. In Ngan Hang a gaggle of 7 came over to ‘say hello’; I wanted to get a picture of them but didn’t have my camera to hand. **Don’t venture on the coastal village path if dogs alarm you Much is ..." — davidb • Mar 27, 2020

"Coastal village path + HK trail section 8 (Dragon’s Back) Start; Lin Hok Sin Koon bus stop - take #9 bus from Shau Kei Wan MTR Finish; Big Wave Bay - take red minibus to Shau Kei Wan MTR http://www.16seats.net/eng/rmb/r_h09.html Fare 10 HK$ * Cash only * From the bus stop walk back up the road a bit towards the opposite direction bus stop to find a proper stepped zig-zag path down *ignore the steep straight concrete steps alongside a drainage channel* At the bottom an interesting coastal village path** wends it’s way south via five tiny sleepy old villages facing across Tai Tam Harbour to Stanley. The first, Lan Nai Wan, has a small temple (Lin Hok Sin Koon). The fourth village, Ngan Hang, has a small beach with WWII concrete machine gun positions. To Tei Wan has a nice beach and is busier owing to its location on the Hong Kong trail. All the villages bar To Tei Wan contained unleashed barky Chinese village dogs in the habit of loping over to within a few feet to check you out. In Ngan Hang a gaggle of 7 came over to ‘say hello’; I wanted to get a picture of them but didn’t have my camera to hand. **Don’t venture on the coastal village path if dogs alarm you Much is w..." — davidb • Mar 27, 2020