A 11-day cycling holiday through Vietnam and Cambodia. Price from £1,995 excluding flights. This is a small group tour. The holiday can cater for vegetarian and vegan diets. The trip aims to reduce operational carbon emissions by including 6 full days of human-powered activity (cycling), using locally owned and operated businesses, local transport where feasible, simpler locally owned accommodations along the route, and eating at locally owned eateries with locally sourced food. Vegetarian and vegan options are available. The trip aims to minimize negative impacts on the environment and wildlife by issuing Water-to-Go bottles to eliminate single-use plastic, minimizing plastic waste, operating with a 'pack in, pack out' ethos, and a 'leave no trace' ethos. The company has an Animal Protection Policy and generates awareness of the non-sustainable spider trade in Skuon. Local guides are expert nature & cultural guides. Cultural preservation is prioritized at ancient and sacred sites. The trip focuses on small groups to visit destinations and local communities without invasion, fostering welcoming relationships. Small group sizes allow for personal relationships, gaining a profound understanding of the culture and people of Vietnam and Cambodia. Local guides are from the local area (Vietnam and Cambodia) and are key to unlocking the destination's essence. They provide deep understanding of the terrain, culture, history, and hidden gems. 100% of local guides are from Vietnam or Cambodia, providing economic opportunities and supporting local welfare. The cycling experience involves the entire group (participants and local guides) as one team, trekking landscapes and making a difference to each other's experience. Travelers receive support, care, insight into local life & culture, and professional guidance. Local crew receive training, employment, career progression, above minimum wage payment, human interaction, and language skill development. The groups learn and appreciate each other's backgrounds, culture, traditions, and way of life.
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