1. Devil’s Pool, Victoria Falls, Zambia

2. Trolltunga, Odda, Norway

3. The Edgewalk, CN Tower, Toronto, Canada

4. Bike riding on the Cliffs of Moher

5. Insanity, Las Vegas

6. Sky Deck, Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), Chicago

7. Sky walking on Mount Nimbus, Canada

8. Portaledge Camping at Yosemite

9. Swing at the edge of the world, Baños Ecuador

10. Cape Town, South Africa

11. Queenstown, New Zealand

12. Meribel, France

13. Pokhara, Nepal

14. Bhote Koshi, Nepal

15. Wulingyuan, China

16. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

17. Cinta Costera, Panama

18. High Tatras, Slovakia

19. Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil

20. Sơn Đoòng Cave, Vietnam

21. Dallol, Ethiopia

22. Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, Madagascar

23. The Traumpfad from Munich to Venice

24. Tepuis, Venezuela

For a lot of people, travel is a great way to take a breather from life and just sit back and relax for a while on a beach resort somewhere. It is always nice to spend some time sunbathing on the beach but after a few days, you might get a bit bored. Some people just aren't cut out for a beach holiday and they are looking for something a little more exciting when they travel.October is the second good trekking season of the year in Nepal and the Himalayas. The Annapurna region is great during this time, or go to the very north of India, Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. Shoulder season in the Mediterranean again. So many beautiful cities and beaches all around, now with far fewer tourists than during summer. Do an inland detour in Turkey to Göreme and Cappadocia for some fairytale views.Hiking in South Africa is pleasant now. See the crazy flowering in Namaqualand, or at least in the area around Cape Town.If that sounds familiar and you are a thrill seeker that is looking for travel destinations that are more exciting, these are some of the best places to go.Usually in dry season, a rock barrier at the edge of the falls forms a natural "Armchair". Swimmers can go near the edge of the falls and enjoy the swim as well as the mesmerizing view. Its on the Zambian side.It's only open during the summer months between June to Sep. There hasn't been any fatalities recorded till as mentioned in Wikipedia. Want an awesome selfie? An Internet magazine has listed it as one of the best place to take one.Its one hell of a trip for thrill lovers to walk on the edge of one of the world's tallest building. Its one of the extreme attraction for adventurous people who want to push their personal limits.The bike riding at this height and at this edgy steep cliff looks really terrifying and needs a lot of guts to do it. Scary as it looks in the photo. Balance must be the key here.Gravity defying spin upside down. Imagine the rest.Max Ride Distance: 68-foot distance between passenger and swinging arm base on tower.Ride Height: 40 feet from observation deck, 906 feet above the Las VegasLocated above 1,353 feet off the ground, on the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower, Sky Deck allows tourists to stand on the glass ledge. Standing in the mid air? I can imagine and hear the pumping of my heart and scary view of Chicago underneath the legs.Also called heli-hiking by some, one can only reach there by helicopter. It is clipped into iron rungs very high above the ground, onto steel rope across a long suspension bridge. The climbers are given two lines attached to a harness around the waist and legs.For the adrenaline lovers, this is extremely breathtaking and scary at the same time. Can't imagine to be so calm like the lady and look below like the guy in the photo. I wonder how that portaledge bedding system works by holding so much of load. Scariest on the list!The swing actually hangs from Casa Del Arbol treehouse, which is a seismic monitoring station. Long steep drop underneath and definitely you may feel your head spinning from the view underneath. But definitely worth extreme adrenaline rush!Just because you are looking for thrills, that doesn't mean that you have to give up on the beach entirely. If you want the best of both worlds, you should consider visiting Cape Town. There are still beautiful beaches that you can relax on but if you want to do something a bit more daring, you can hit the waves and go surfing.If you are feeling particularly brave, you can even jump in a cage and swim with some great white sharks. If that's a bit too much for you, you should head over to table mountain where you will find some great hiking routes. Even if you are not a very experienced hiker, there are some great beginner routes around the mountain where you will still see some beautiful views.If you feel up to it, there are some more advanced routes up the mountain and you can even abseil down when you reach the top.Queenstown is often called the adventure capital of the world, and for good reason. The locals are very adventurous and there are so many great thrill seeking opportunities on offer. There are plenty of places that you can skydive around the world, but there's no better way to experience it than diving out of a plane over the beautiful mountains and lakes of Queenstown.Those mountains also offer some great opportunities for hiking, climbing, and even hang gliding. It's an amazing way to experience the beautiful views in the area. Queenstown is also the site of the world's first bungee jumping site at Kawarau bridge. If you are looking for a combination of beautiful natural landscapes and hair raising thrills, look no further than Queenstown in New Zealand.If you don't mind the cold weather and you want an exciting travel experience, skiing is a great option in France for families. There are plenty of places around the world where you can go skiing, but all of the best resorts are in France, especially in Meribel. There are plenty of beautiful places to stay like the Purple Ski Chalet Foinsbois and there is a wide range of different ski routes.Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned skier, you’ll find a route that suits you well. When you have finished skiing for the day, there are lots of nice bars and restaurants that you can visit, including L'Ekrin, an amazing Michelin starred restaurant.Dare to enjoy life on the edge. Thrill awaits you in Nepal, one of the adventure capitals of Asia, where nature and adventure blend together to create a concoction to make you come alive. Feel the adrenaline rush as you skydive in Everest, bungee jump from the second highest natural bungee in the world, as well as other adventure sports. Fun adventures begin in Nepal.Have you ever wanted to walk on water? Fewa Lake in Pokhara offers you the second-best option with Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP). The sport lets you explore the lake freely on a paddleboard. However, balancing on the board can be a challenge initially. SUP can be a relaxing activity, and although it’s usually a calm sport, you can also get a tiring workout out of it without even realizing it.SUP is an experience that is completely different from other sports and will leave you completely relaxed in the end. If you’re planning to go Stand Up Paddling then the best time is around the months October-November and March-April when the weather is perfect for outdoor sports.If you're into adventure sports then you should know that Nepal is host to one of the most extreme Ziplines in the world! Take on the Classic or the Couple's zipline package zooming over 2,300 meters above sea level at intense speeds. Looking for a quick thrill on your visit to Nepal then Ziplining is one exciting experience you'll take back with you. The sport is available in the hills of Pokhara and Dhulikhel.Being an age-old tradition in Nepal, honey hunting is one of the unique adventurous activities available in the country. Honey hunting can turn out to be a challenging adventure for those who have experience or adequate knowledge of rock climbing and are courageous to try this. Some of the popular honey hunting destinations in Nepal are located in Naya Gaun, Nai Chi, Ludhi, Pasgaon, Bhujung, and Dare.Would you prefer a different form of workout for your strength and cardio other than your regular workout at the gym? Wall climbing is a unique adventure sport that has been available in Nepal for years. This activity is a perfect combination of strength/cardio workout which also provides you a chance to have fun whilst working out.There are plenty of wall climbing destinations around the Kathmandu valley and Pokhara. You can opt for wall climbing at Thamel, Dhumbarahi and Jhamsikhel in Kathmandu valley whereas you can enjoy the excitement of climbing the wall at Nohar Marg in Pokhara.Looking for adventure? How does skydiving with a 360-degree view of the Himalayas sound? That’s right, you can experience the thrill of adventure and relish the beauty of the Himalayas at the same time in Nepal. Everest skydiving is one of the most exhilarating aerial adventure sports in the world; it’s an experience unlike any other.You get to skydive from a chopper in front of Mt Everest and take in breathtaking views of some of the highest peaks in the world before you land at the world’s highest drop zone at Gorak Shep, Kala Patthar. Sounds too extreme? Don’t worry, you can try it at Pokhara right next to Mt Machhapuchchhre, Mt Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna range.Take to the sky on thermals over the snowcapped mountains and pristine lakes like nowhere else in the world. With experienced pilots, choose from tandem flights to fully certified paragliding courses, solo flights or even go paragliding with hawks!With the low lying valleys and the high cold mountains, Nepal can provide some of the best paragliding experiences in the world with it's natural and frequently produce rising thermals. Sarangkot, at 1,592 m above Lakeside in Pokhara Valley, is the jumping off point for paragliders. From here, one can take in stunning views of three of the world's Eight Thousander's, namely Dhaulagiri, Annapurna and Manaslu.Ever dreamt of climbing harrowing cliffs like James Bond in the For Your Eyes Only? Out of all the adventure sports in Nepal, rock climbing is one of the oldest ones which has been around way back in the early ‘50s. With its growing popularity among the local adventurists and tourists, Nepal is a great destination to be a rock climber’s favorite!Nagarjun, Hattiban, Shivapuri and Budhanilkantha are the popular rock climbing sites around the Kathmandu valley. Outside the valley, you can experience the thrill of rock climbing at Bimal Nagar, Dhading and Thamel.If you're an outdoor sports enthusiast then you must have heard of canyoning. The adventure sport has been catching wind as of late as an exciting thrill ride for sports enthusiasts from around the world including Nepal. It has elements from abseils (rappels) and ropework to technical climbing, and technical jumps and/or swims and is usually performed in remote, rugged areas which just adds more to the element of adventure.If you're looking for a new sport to try, why not experience the rush of rappeling down the cold and slippery crevices of a waterfall. Some of the most popular places for canyoning in Nepal include Marshyangdi, Bhotekoshi, Kakani, and Sunkoshi.Whether you are a beginner looking to try your hand at kayaking or an experienced paddler raring for bigger challenges, Nepal is your ultimate destination! With its stunning landscapes and numerous rivers, Nepal offers the best kayaking options on the planet. It should come as no surprise then that the country is known as a mecca for paddlers.Experience the thrill of taking on the rapids at Bhote Koshi, Trishuli, Karnali, Kali Gandaki, Mardi Khola, Thuli Bheri, Tama Koshi, Balephi Khola and other rivers, camp on a beach, and socialize with paddlers from around the world. If you are eager to learn kayaking, you can also sign up for a kayak clinic at one of several kayak schools in Nepal.A huge part of the adventure experience in Nepal is bungee jumping! Home to the second-highest natural bungee destination in the world, Nepal offers some of the most thrilling bungee experiences. Some of the best bungee locations in Nepal are Bhote Koshi, a 160 m drop above the Bhote Koshi River, and Pokhara. Are you ready to take a leap of faith and fearlessly diving into the white water river of Bhote Koshi?Gather enough courage to jump off the world’s highest giant Canyon swing and relish the experience of this gravity defying-adventure in Nepal! If you're a thrill-seeker, then bungee jumping in the Himalayas is something you don't want to miss!Surprise the adrenaline junkie inside you with an exhilarating excitement of bungee jumping in Nepal. The high hilly ranges in Nepal has made it the ultimate destination for bungee jumping. Learn how to unfold your wings after you jump from the top and repulse to hit the ground. Experience the ultimate thrill of bungee jumping at Sindupalchowk, Pokhara and at the world’s second highest bungee jump, Kusma.Need some adrenaline rush? Raft down the roaring Bhote Koshi River or through pristine forests and narrow gorges along the Karnali River. And they are not the only options Nepal has to offer for white water rafting. With numerous rafting adventures ranging from Class I to Class V, and from steep mountain rivers to big-volume rapids, Nepal is one of the best destinations in the world for rafting.Along with Bhote Koshi and Karnali, Trishuli, Kali Gandaki, Marshyangdi, Seti, and Sun Koshi are some of the popular rafting destinations in Nepal. Charging down these rapids will not only set your pulses racing but also take your breath away with some amazing views along the journey!This famous section of the Wuling Mountains in southeastern China is home to some 3,000 pillars of sandstone, which tower 200 metres above the ground. Like the stone forest above, the region has been eroded by water, resulting in one of the planet’s most spectacular landscapes. To get a better viewpoint, visitors can take the world’s tallest outdoor elevator to the world’s longest glass bridge.Sayulita was already the favorite beach of hippies and adventurers before receiving the title of Magic Town that made her jump to fame. Now, travelers from all over the planet confirm that it is one of the most beautiful corners of Mexico.Among things to do in Puerto Vallarta, its paradisaical beaches will allow you to spend some very entertaining days between walks in the sand, shopping in the market, authentic Mexican food (the best fish tacos) and why not to eat some desserts in Mexico. Nuevo Vallarta has a paradise for children called Aquaventuras Park, an incredible water park with slides, lazy river and the possibility of swimming with dolphins and sea lions.Vallarta has dozens of hotels for all budgets from all-inclusive resorts, romantic boutique hotels and apartment hotels with kitchenettes and extra-large spaces.Cinta Costera, a recently completed green area, is a walkway that allows pedestrians and cyclists to get from the center to the coast, between artists booths, couples, and squares with live music. Adventure tourism includes flying over the jungle, swimming with turtles or hiking with sublime views of the cloud forests.Indulge in the thrilling observation of wildlife, which appears everywhere from resplendent quetzals on the highland trail, howler monkeys or whales that emerge from the water, macaws, toucans, lazy, squirrel monkeys. More experienced amateurs should visit the highlands or venture into Darien to catch a glimpse of the legendary harpy eagle.Ever dreamt of sleeping in the clouds? Spending the night at Teryho Chata among the Tatras will get you as close to that as possible, at 2,015 m high! The experience in itself is amazing, which makes the 5-hour trek through the High Tatras totally worth it! We promise you’ll go back home with many fabulous stories to share!Located in northern Brazil, this is an immense field of coastal sand dunes, which - in the rainy season - fill up with vibrant lagoons. To survive the change of seasons, some fish burrow into the sand and form a protective cocoon to wait out the dry season underground.By volume, this is undoubtedly the world’s largest cave - easily large enough to fly a Boeing 747 in. Located in Vietnam (near the border with Laos), it measures some 200 metres in height and 150 in width. Here, stalactites may be 10 times as tall as a typical two-story house, and you can find cave pearls as big as baseballs.Located amidst the volcanic turmoil of where the African, Arabian and Somali plates are separating, Dallol is a hydrothermal wasteland in Ethiopia. Simultaneously one of the hottest, saltiest and most acidic places on Earth, it’s hard to find a place more extreme. The geological activity has created bizarre salt formations resembling terraces, domes and pillars.The aforementioned Son Doong cave is the result of the local karstic geology - in Madagascar, a similar situation has created this stone forest. The many needles of rock have been eroded by streams into a labyrinth of limestone, and are home to an exceptional number of endemic species.The way from Germany’s ‘Beer Capital’ to Venice , which is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece in itself, covers 520 kilometres in distance and more than 20 kilometres in elevation. The route can be done in 30 stages, offers lots of variations and is suitable for most walkers with a head for heights and a reasonable amount of money in their pockets.Experience Europe’s most famous squares and cultural sights, then get up into Alpine terrain, all the while following the footsteps of the Romans.Found in Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana, these are huge sandstone mesas which form most of the Guiana Highlands. Rising abruptly up to a kilometre over the surrounding jungles and savannahs, there are hundreds of them found in the region. The most famous tepui is perhaps Auyán-tepui, because the 807-metre Angel Falls drops off it.One the table-like tops of these mesas, there are bizarre rock formations and huge sinkholes which house many species found nowhere else.If you are fed up with beach holidays and you want something a little more exciting, you should add these destinations to your bucket list.