Asian Trails’ staff participated in a cleanup initiative in collaboration with volunteer-led organisation, Trash Hero in Kota Kinabalu.

In the lead-up to 100 Years of Bali Tourism in 2027, Asian Trails’ staff joined a 5 km fun run organised by tourism officials and the Bali Provincial Government.

Asian Trails’ partnership with an NGO to bring clean drinking water to rural communities in Cambodia continues to transform lives.

Asian Trails’ Malaysia team came together for an Iftar event with a difference.

Asian Trails' new sustainable travel experience offers travellers the opportunity to engage meaningfully with local conservation efforts.

Asian Trails Vietnam has successfully renewed its Travelife Partner status for the third time.

Starting 2026 with purpose, Asian Trails’ Thailand team came together in an inspiring show of support for the Bangkok community.

Step back in time at Kampung Baru, a neighbourhood where old-world culture thrives amidst Kuala Lumpur’s modern skyline.

In a move to protect the country’s stunning marine biodiversity, Thailand’s government has reinforced a nationwide ban on the use of certain sunscreens in the kingdom’s marine national parks.

Our team in Cambodia recently participated in a CSR initiative focused on helping underprivileged youth nationwide.

Intara Farm, a key destination within our eco-focused Sustainable Trails, has just been awarded Thailand’s Green Industry Certification for the second consecutive year.

A chance encounter has turned into a heartwarming act of care for an injured Thai elephant at an ethical non-profit, elephant camp in Kanchanaburi province.

Asian Trails’ team in Indonesia continues to support marine conservation efforts in Bali through its ongoing collaboration with Bali Blue Harmony.

Asian Trails has introduced a new eco-conscious hydration solution for travellers in Thailand as part of our ongoing commitment to promoting sustainable travel.

Demonstrating our ongoing commitment to responsible travel and community engagement, Asian Trails staff from our Ho Chi Minh City office in Vietnam took part in a community bike ride.

Our new full-day tour in Siem Reap delves into Khmer art and culture, with a focus on empowering local artisans and makers.

Vietnam is implementing ambitious plans to reduce pollution and modernise urban transport in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam is setting a strong example in sustainability with a government-backed initiative to significantly reduce plastic waste nationwide.

Southern Thailand’s Maya Bay will be temporarily closed from 1 August to 30 September 2025 for marine rehabilitation.

Asian Trails' team members spent two days exploring the scenic river valley, renowned for its winding mountain trails and diverse ethnic villages.

A dedicated group of 39 staff volunteers from Asian Trails Thailand recently gathered at a coastal conservation area near Bangkok to plant mangrove trees.

Twenty-five staff from our Malaysia office recently went to Kampung Baru — a unique enclave in the heart of Kuala Lumpur — for a community garden clean-up and planting activity.

The training course for Asian Trails’ guides and drivers in Cambodia was designed to reinforce the company’s sustainability policy and operational guidelines.

Asian Trails is taking a significant step forward in its sustainability journey through a strategic partnership with Hotel Resilient.

Celebrating the rich heritage of Northern Thailand, a social enterprise led by the Akha hill tribe is making a meaningful impact on its local community.

Asian Trails took part in a community-led initiative to inspect and maintain water barriers at Khao Pom – one of Koh Samui’s highest mountains.

Asian Trails has successfully renewed its Travelife Partner status for operations in Cambodia and Malaysia through to 2027.

As part of our commitment to community-driven development, Asian Trails donated 200 reusable water bottles to the Siem Reap Tourism Club (STC).

A sustainability-focused training session for our top guides in Yogyakarta, Indonesia explored how to minimise the environmental impact during tours.

In a show of support for the sustainable social enterprise Keep Vietnam Clean, Asian Trails’ colleagues took part in a cleanup day in Halong Bay.