Some like to have a quiet holiday and will prefer to spend time on the beach watching the waves.
Such person will really get annoyed if there was anything that added any bit of fear in them.
Then there are others who are not satisfied until adrenaline runs through the body from head to toe.
For such people, they need to o more than sit on a quiet beach.
Their holidays would be considered boring if they didn’t do something that is tantamount to having a date with death.
That is what most visitors to Asia who are seeking the thrill of the life would get if they so desire.
There are many opportunities for thrill seekers to make the most of their holiday in Asia.
Here are 3 tourist attractions in Asia that will blow your mind:
Crossing the suspended Bridge, Pakistan
Some people really like adventure and will go to great lengths to feel the adrenaline pumping in their body.
When you walk the Hosani Borit Lake Bridge, the most dangerous bridge in the world, you don’t have to struggle to feel the adrenaline running.
The dangling bridge hanging from heights above angry looking waters below is enough to get even the most adventurous immediately cautious.
The bridge is made of wood that are already undergoing rot and some are missing in some places.
Yak skiing, India
If you really think you are that adventurous then why not try skiing with yaks.
This sports that originated in Manali has become a favourite from those who consider themselves real adventurers.
A yak is placed on top of a hill and it is connected to the adventurer by a pulley and rope.
To get the yak moving, the adventurer has to topple a bucket full of nuts.
The hungry yak will rush down the slope in a quest to eat the nuts.
In the process, the adventurer is lifted up at very high speed.
Giant sphere rolling, Cambodia
Asians really know how to get your adrenaline rolling.
In Cambodia, thrill seekers are placed inside a giant sphere and rolled down a hill.
The sphere will roll down slopes and even go through a rickety bridge.
The ball can roll down at speeds of up to 50mph.
Travelers can take part in this activity at the Ball adventure park in Sihanoukville.
🗼 I Wrote a Book About My Japan Travel Catastrophes!
Before I landed in Tokyo, I thought I was the “Final Boss” of international travel. Spoiler alert: I WASN’T. 😅
🚅 I boarded the wrong Shinkansen and ended up in THE WRONG CITY. I confused locals with my “expert” bowing that was more awkward than accurate. I accidentally stumbled into a high-stakes Kendo practice thinking it was a tourist show. Sound like something you’d do?
“Things I Wish I Knew Before Going to Japan” is your shortcut to avoiding ALL my cringe-worthy mistakes. ✨ Inside, you’ll find practical, LIFE-SAVING tips on etiquette, transport, money, and hidden gems that will save you time, money, and a whole lot of confusion.
Whitewater Rafting,South Korea
White rafting is an exciting water sports and most adventurers will love taking part.
The thrill that it offers is simply unforgettable especially when you are rafting through angry waters like that of the Hantangang River.
Even more thrilling is the fact that you will be rafting in the demilitarized some very close to the North Korean border.
Bull Taming, India
If you think you like adventure you haven’t seen anything yet.
When you see people running with mad bulls with the risks of being trampled by the mad animals, then you know your adventure level is still at beginner stage.
Bull taming is a popular activity at some Indian traditional festivals.
Money is taped o the horns of the bulls and the adventurer who dares will try to remove the money from the horn with the risk of being trampled by the animal.
