Apart seeing different countries, cultures, and regions, travelers love going closer to nature. Adventure tourism has today become a part of the lifestyle of a globetrotter. Why not? It has surprises, challenges, thrill, and a lot of excitement. The distant but beautiful natural locations, including valleys, gorges, cliffs, waterfalls, slots, and the like, add to the risk factor, but make the sporting activity even more fascinating. Canyoneering is like the best of all the adventure activities put together. How else does your mind and body feel liberated, if not by this? Canyoneering is simply a travel through the canyons, which combines different outdoor activities or adventures of walking, climbing, jumping, scrambling, rappelling or abseiling, and swimming. It is also called 'canyoning'. The prettiest and toughest canyoning destinations are reached using excellent hiking skills. Beginning with walks and trails, enthusiasts prefer climbing the ladder gradually and experiencing the more-difficult activities step by step. Scrambling is said to be an activity between rock climbing and hiking, where one moves up the rocks. Rappelling, or what is also known as abseiling, includes descending a steep waterfall in a gorge (approximately 200 to 300 feet), using a harness and ropes. It is a hell of an experience for freshers, and known to be a high adrenalin activity for adults. The difficulty level of the sport changes according to the type of rocks, canyons, force of the water stream, and other factors.