Eco-Friendly Travel Choices in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia is renowned for its tropical forests and powdery sand beaches. There are a lot of outdoor activities to choose from in this archipelago blessed with rich flora and fauna and diverse cultures. Some of these activities are not just fun to do but are also guilt-free with environmental concerns. Here is a list of eco-friendly things to do in the tropical paradise of Southeast Asia.

Volcano Exploration in the Philippines

In case you're searching for an eco-friendly experience, making a trip to the thickly populated city of Manila in the Philippines isn't commonly at the highest point of most travelers’ rundown. Consisting of 17 cities with a population of a staggering 12 million residents, it is additionally home to Taal Lake and Volcano Island. Just south of Metro Manila, you can effortlessly book a Taal Volcano day trip to traverse this historical crater. Here you will find a genuinely natural atmosphere that is far away from the urban scene. You can either hike or ride a horse to the crater and explore its various volcanic cones and tough lakeside landscape. Learn more about this trip and book your Taal Lake and Volcano adventure by clicking here: Taal Volcano Full-Day Adventure Tour from Manila: Trek the Taal Volcano on an 8-hour adventure tour from Manila and see one of the most scenic areas of the Philippines within easy access to the capital.

Enormous Lizards In Indonesia

Flaunting pink sand beaches and scenes enveloped by blue-green waters with seagrass beds, mangrove shrublands and a portion of the world's most delightful coral reefs, Komodo Island is a nature sweetheart's heaven. Home to Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of only a handful couple of spots on the planet where you can visit more than 4,000 Komodo winged serpents in their regular natural surroundings. You can explore the parks and do some light trekking and a little swimming. If you want to level up, consider going on a Komodo National Park 2-Day Cruise onboard an Indonesian boat. Aside from Komodo, you will visit a portion of the lesser-explored islands, like Sunda and Kanawa. Learn more about this equally thrilling eco-friendly adventure in Indonesia and book your tour through clicking the link: Jatiluwih (UNESCO Site) 2-Hour E-Bike Cycling Tour: An exciting 2-hour e-bike tour that begins near the Batukaru Temple and takes you past stunning landscapes to Jatiluwih, where you’ll ride to the center of the site. Led by an experienced local cycling guide, you’ll enjoy knowledgeable commentary about this UNESCO-protected area.

Bug Adventure in Bangkok

Bangkok has remarkable notoriety for being an adventurous place where you can set yourself out to eat an enormous roach or a grasshopper from sold in the streets. In spite of the fact that this is the stuff that extraordinary Instagram shots are made of, it's not commonly perceived as a genuine culinary choice. Insects In The Backyard is one Bangkok eatery that is attempting to change this notion by being the first fine dining restaurant to serve edible bug in Thailand. They are not kidding about lifting the status of "frightening little creature" cooking and acquainting it with the majority as a suitable option in contrast to conventional sources of protein. It is their passionate goal to represent “insect cuisine” as a possible option for a protein source. They handle issues identified with globalization, overpopulation and environmental change by working straightforwardly with ranchers to reap bugs in a practical and clean way. You can jump heedlessly into indulgence with Giant Water Beetle and Crab Ravioli, Potato Espuma with Smokey Bacon Flavored Bamboo Caterpillars, Tiramisu with Silkworm Powder or simply settle for a Daiquiri with Red Ants. See more of what Bangkok has to offer! Choose from the various tour packages, restaurants, hotel accommodations through our Bangkok City Guide.

Monkeying In Malaysia

One of the most famous ecotourism destinations in Malaysia is Taman Negara, which actually means "national park". One of the oldest tropical rainforests on the planet, it is famous for the uncommon mammals that live in its protective shelter. You will even locate a perplexing walkway framework that enables you to tour the top of the woods without exasperating the inhabitants with your presence. Make time to visit the Semenggoh Wildlife Center, as they work to restore harmed or caught creatures, for the most part, orangutans. This is a one of a kind chance to get very close and interact with the apes during their eating sessions, and you'll see other wild creatures and endangered species en route.

Get Lost in Laos

Settled along the Mekong River, the different atmosphere of the city of Vientiane holds an agreeable community and a mixed and energetic streetfood scene. Everything comes to pass at a restful pace, and it's a mystical spot that has figured out how to avoid the frantic race to "modernize". Rather, it grasps its history, condition, and customs with a courageous approach to social identity. It's anything but difficult to travel on foot or on a bike, and you can't resist the urge to roam the dusty roads and try the numerous items from the food stalls along the waterway banks at night. Location is important, and remaining at the Riverside Boutique Resort places you in the focal point of everything while at the same time giving you a perfect vantage point to see the stream, sanctuaries, and destinations like the Buddha Park of Xieng Khuan. There are different variations of offers for a trip to the city of Vientiane. Choose which one fits for you and your group through clicking any of the following links:

• Vientiane: Private Half-Day Guided Sightseeing Tour by Car: Enjoy a private, half-day guided tour to discover the hidden charms of Vientiane. Explore some of the city’s most iconic and beloved landmarks including Wat Si Saket temple, Wat Phra Keo religious museum, and the Patuxay monument, in your own private car.
• Vientiane Highlights & Buddha Park Full-Day Tour with Lunch: Soak up the charms of tranquil Vientiane on this full-day tour of the Laos capital. Marvel at the Siamese temple of Wat Si Saket, climb to the top of the Patuxai monument for a spectacular city view and visit the famous Buddha Park.
• Small-Group: Full-day Vientiane's Must-See Sights & Sunset: Spend the day exploring the relaxed capital of Laos on this private tour of Vientiane. With stops at Wat Sisaket, the Patuxay Monument, and the Talad Sao Market visit all of the city's major sites and immerse yourself in the rich history of the city.
• 4 Days Vientiane to Luang Prabang: Visit Vientiane and Luang Prabang, understand why Luang Prabang becomes the world heritage.

Let's explore! You can book all these experiences on Travelbook Tours. Book your tickets today:

• Taal Volcano Full-Day Adventure Tour from Manila: Trek the Taal Volcano on an 8-hour adventure tour from Manila and see one of the most scenic areas of the Philippines within easy access to the capital.
• Jatiluwih (UNESCO Site) 2-Hour E-Bike Cycling Tour: An exciting 2-hour e-bike tour that begins near the Batukaru Temple and takes you past stunning landscapes to Jatiluwih, where you’ll ride to the center of the site. Led by an experienced local cycling guide, you’ll enjoy knowledgeable commentary about this UNESCO-protected area.
• Vientiane: Private Half-Day Guided Sightseeing Tour by Car: Enjoy a private, half-day guided tour to discover the hidden charms of Vientiane. Explore some of the city’s most iconic and beloved landmarks including Wat Si Saket temple, Wat Phra Keo religious museum, and the Patuxay monument, in your own private car.
• Vientiane Highlights & Buddha Park Full-Day Tour with Lunch: Soak up the charms of tranquil Vientiane on this full-day tour of the Laos capital. Marvel at the Siamese temple of Wat Si Saket, climb to the top of the Patuxai monument for a spectacular city view and visit the famous Buddha Park.
• Small-Group: Full-day Vientiane's Must-See Sights & Sunset: Spend the day exploring the relaxed capital of Laos on this private tour of Vientiane. With stops at Wat Sisaket, the Patuxay Monument, and the Talad Sao Market visit all of the city's major sites and immerse yourself in the rich history of the city.
• 4 Days Vientiane to Luang Prabang: Visit Vientiane and Luang Prabang, understand why Luang Prabang becomes the world heritage.

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