Legendary mountain peaks that tourists can conquer.

Mount Bromo - Indonesia

Bromo, part of the Tengger mountain range, is a source of pride for Indonesians and a must-visit destination on Java Island. Traveling by off-road vehicle across the sandy desert to the edge of the volcanic crater at dawn, you'll have an amazing experience capturing close-up views of the 800-meter-wide, 200-meter-deep crater emitting smoke in the new day, as well as the prehistoric-like landscape. To reach Bromo, you'll hike or ride a horse to an altitude of 2,329 meters. Bromo is also one of the few places in Java where Hinduism still exists, worshipping volcanoes. Every year, villagers hold the Kasada offering ceremony for the summit of Bromo...

Mount Cervin - Switzerland and Italy

Often referred to as the Matterhorn, the 4,478-meter-high Cervin peak on the Swiss-Italian border is used as the official logo for the Toblerone chocolate brand. The majestic Cervin, with its "finger of God" shape, always inspires a sense of adventure in visitors.

Nowadays, getting to Cervin is relatively easy, taking a cable car from the town of Zermatt at the foot of the mountain to the Hörnli rest stop on the mountainside before climbing another 1,200 meters to the summit.

Table Mountain - South Africa

In Cape Town, South Africa, with over 300 trails leading up the mountain, Table Mountain, with its flat summit at 1,086 meters, is an easily conquerable peak for visitors. The ascent is a magical world of endemic nature, enough to make visitors forget the fatigue of the climb.

From the mountaintop, visitors can enjoy the most beautiful views of the deep blue ocean and the bustling city below. On the way back, it only takes 4 minutes by cable car to continue exploring Cape Town...

Adam's Peak - Sri Lanka

Adam's Peak, standing at 2,243 meters in Sri Lanka, is one of the places with the most beautiful sunrises in Asia, making it a destination for both thrill-seekers and those simply wanting to enjoy breathtakingly beautiful landscapes.

This mountain is believed to be the place where Adam landed after being expelled from the Garden of Eden, as evidenced by a nearly 2-meter-long indentation resembling a footprint in the rock, and is now a pilgrimage site for followers of various religions.

After a 4-6 hour climb up approximately 5,000 steps, with the final section being high and steep, you will reach the magnificent temple on top of Adam's Peak, which is always bustling during the first two months of the year. From December to April, the path to Adam's Peak sparkles at night with the lights of thousands of people...

Mount Fuji - Japan

Mount Fuji, located on the southern coast of Honshu Island and standing at 3,776 meters, is a symbol of Japan and a source of inspiration for artists worldwide. On a clear day, standing atop Mount Fuji, your gaze can reach as far as Tokyo.

The peak season for climbing Mount Fuji is only two months, July and August. During this time, the trails leading up the mountain are packed with tourists. The climb from the starting point to the summit takes approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes. There are about 20 rest stops (some with overnight accommodations) along the way.

Typically, expeditions to Mount Fuji are planned to begin at dawn so that visitors can easily witness the perfect sunrise.

Mount Sinai - Egypt

Mount Sinai, a sacred mountain on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, is a popular pilgrimage site because, according to the Bible, it is where the prophet Moses first met God and received the Ten Commandments.

The journey usually begins at the Monastery of Saint Catherine. The spectacular desert scenery and deep valleys along the way will make you forget the 2-hour climb to an altitude of 2,285 meters.

And atop Mount Sinai, a dance of colors at dawn or a dazzling meteor shower illuminates the night sky, awaiting you...

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