Asian Trails Indonesia is transitioning to refillable glass bottles instead of plastic bottles in Yogyakarta.

The history, heritage and natural beauty of Langkawi is revealed on a half-day coast-to-coast adventure.

Our guests can contribute to this worthy initiative by joining a 12-km organised trek through idyllic countryside.

Asian Trails’ Cambodia team is taking corporate social responsibility (CSR) and community-based tourism (CBT) to a higher level.

Asian Trails’ new partnership with Swiss social enterprise #Tide enables guests to combine an enlightening tour with ‘giving back’.

Our Myanmar managers recently enjoyed an exceptional lunch prepared by a non-profit NGO, Myanmar Deaf Chefs (MDC).

A small village near the temples of Bagan continues to get important health care through an Asian Trails’ CSR activity.

Asian Trails’ CEO Laurent Kuenzle recently attended a water donation in one of Myanmar’s most drought-prone regions.

Equipped with a wealth of experience, Ameer Virani is on a mission to take our sustainability approach to the highest level.

This community-based experience takes guests off the beaten path to experience local life in a remote village of Khao Lak.