Independence travel is a great way to keep your mind, and your eyes, wide open. Whether you’ve built your trip using our range of unique tour or chosen from one of our suggested itineraries, you’re sure to come across colorful customs, and strong, happy communities living in all kinds of environments. We strive to preserve and support world communities of every description, to ensure that our trips are sustainable as well as authentic – and, of course, experience under skin of country.

We’re also considering the effects of tourism on our destinations and promote responsible travel on our trips. example, we are affiliated with local protecting destination. And each organization cares for the proper wages and proper working conditions for porters and mountain guides. They also arrange for a tree to be planted for every person that climbs the mountain or travel in destination responding the eco-green, so that every traveler can make a positive contribution in the fight against climate change.

We encourage our customers to be sensitive when it comes to photography and dress code, urging traveler to respect difference, privacy, and modesty.

Our recommend itineraries are all about local experiences. Above all, we are committed to offering our customers active adventures that provide a real sense of local life and local communities. We work really hard to make sure that our local partners and operators are exactly those – really and truly local remain and touching your experience.

We use local guides on all of the excursions involved in our itineraries, and we use family-run, locally owned accommodation wherever possible. On top of this, we use local transport to get our travelers from each destination to end rural. This might be an overnight in a Homestay, a Tuk-Tuk, Ox-cart, hose riding or an elephant visiting! Not only does this make for more rewarding journeys, but it also assists to put money reaching local people hand.

Independence travel and adventures often include small projects that actively encourage interaction between traveler and locals such as fishing or vegetable picking, and then helping to prepare meals or local cooking class. We provide these small-scale accommodation options in villages as often as possible. This encourages contact with the local population and helps their economy, as they will become more involved with tourism in their area and profit by it.

We select aid projects for each destination, and give all of our customers the option to make a small donation to these projects when they book their trip. These are usually small-scale projects benefiting schools, clinics or orphanages. In Cambodia, we are now supporting a School Project such as building the school wall and toilet in remote area; Of course, our customers are very welcome indeed to visit the projects during their trip!

We completely respect the choice of travelers wishing to keep their charity donations and holidays separate, so there is absolutely no pressure or obligation to take part in these projects.

We’re a company that support to reduce their negative impact on protecting to local environment. While long haul travel is, by its very nature, not particularly eco-friendly, we try very hard to minimize our effect on the environment. Travel may not be the best way to preserve our world, but it certainly makes for a more tolerant, understanding and open-minded global community and base of world community to teach each other. And we’re support for project plastic free through educated to our guide and community to support each other with slogan of Refill not landfill by minimize to use plastic bottle through out tour in Cambodia

Our environmental measures begin on our own doorstep. Our goal is to help travelers have incredible journeys, filled with endearing experiences and which leave them feeling great about the country and the culture they visited. If we’re able to do all of this while ensuring sustainable and constructive travel, all of our efforts have been worthwhile. And the world keeps green and full of oxygen.