Category: Community-Based Tourism

Thai communities will welcome you with open arms, once you visit their far-flung villages to see local sights like tea plantations, raging rivers and fruit

In parts of Southeast Asia, you’ll find few hotels but plenty of homestays, where locals open their own homes for travelers to stay in. Guests

Don’t just visit a Cambodia community – be part of it, by sleeping in a local homestay and participating in local activities. 1.1.  Chi Phat

Laos’ communities provide unique experiences in all forms, from exposure to Laos’ traditional crafts to ziplining above an extinct volcano. 1.1. Homestay Ban Naduang Village,

These community activities allow visitors to see tribal and countryside life in Myanmar – with magnificent natural wonders as a backdrop. 1.1.  Kyaing Tong, Eastern

To experience Vietnam at its friendliest, go way off the beaten path to its villages in the countryside, where community-based travel experiences will show you

Singapore’s local culture runs deep, and is tied to Singaporeans’ passion for good food and friendly neighborhoods. 1.1. Local Food / Street Food The national

Indonesia’s communities welcome visitors with open arms – these villages expose travelers to fascinating individual facets of Indonesia found nowhere else in the world. 1.1.

Malaysia’s local communities live in harmony with nature and one another – and a homestay in their midst is the perfect opportunity to be part

Filipinos’ warmth and hospitality are a tourist attraction by themselves, as you’ll find out for yourself in the community-based activities presented here. 1.1. Abatan River