Top Four Mountain hike in the World

John Muir Trail, California, USA

Running from Yosemite Valley to the summit of Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the USA, the John Muir Trail owns some of the most breathtaking landscape's in North America. It is by far the longest trail in this list. On top of that, perfect weather is almost guaranteed in summer.

● Distance: 211 miles

● Duration: 20-25 days

● Best time: summer(July – September)

● Highlights: Kings Canyon and Yosemite National Parks, wildlife

Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

Africa's highest mountain towers over the Serengeti Plains, home to many of the continent's most iconic animals. Climbing Kilimanjaro is possible along a variety of climbing route, which most people do on a guided tour.

● Distance: 35-46 miles depending on the route

● Duration: 6–9 days

●Best time: dry season(July-September)

● Highlights: Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, iconic wildlife, from savannah to snow

Inca Trail, peru

One of the most famous and best multi-day bikes in the world, the Inca Trail climbs to one of the planet's greatest sights. You'll walk through jungle scenery and past centuries-old ruins. Your efforts are rewarded with a sunrise over Machu Picchu, a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience.

● Distance: 26 miles

● Duration: 4 days

●Bet time: summer(May-September)

●Highlights; sunrise, Andes mountain scenery, ancient Inca paths

Everest Base Camp tree, Nepal

While chances are slim that you'll ever stand on the top of Mount Everest, you can still get the Himalaya hiking experience by hiking to Everest Base Camp. This is a hike that anyone who bikes regularly can do. This is one of the world's greatest long-distance hikes that last less than one month.

● Distance: 38 miles

● Duration; 14 days

● Best time: March – May or September – November

● Highlights; local Sherpa culture, views of Mount Everest

Beijing has four distinct seasons. Spring is time for the capital city to dress in blossoms. It might be common to enjoy the fragrance of flowers elsewhere, but in Beijing, they can be appreciated alongside the ancient buildings nestled among them. Here is a quick guide of the best routed of themed spring tours for visitors.

Yulan magnolias

Its flowering phase is very short, as if showing a never-say-die courage and pride. Many love the plant for the flowers that blossom before leafing. The best time to see it is usually from the last week of March to mid-April,

Yulan magnolias usually appear first along Chang' an Avenue, and locals consider it a sign of the real approaching of spring. The blossoms look best on the western side of the avenue. Visitors should also look out for the spread of purple magnolias in the north western corner of the street, near the National Center for the Performing Arts.

The Summer Palace has a long history of planting Yulan magnolias. Every time they blossom, the Longevity Hall is filled with fragrance.

Winter jasmine

These golden-yellow flowers can be widely seen in Beijing in March. Their beauty is amplified by the red walls and green titles of historical buildings.

At the northern gate of Beihai Park, winter jasmine provided a picturesque scene against the back drop of water, hills and pedestrian activity and has been a lasting favorite of photographers. The blossoms are brought out by the nearby lake stones of various shapes and sizes.

In Zhongshan park, winter jasmine breathes life into the solemn(庄严的) atmosphere of the royal sits, where sacrificial ceremonies were once held during the Ming and ding dynasties.