Top Asia Volunteer Tours

Immerse yourself in the world of pandas on this private day tour to Wolong Panda Base. You’ll have the ultimate hassle-free day with a hotel pickup, drop-off, and admission tickets included. Learn fascinating insights about panda behavior from a panda expert, and explore the Panda Base attractions. If you’d like to upgrade, you can volunteer at the Panda Base, and get a chance to learn more about pandas.

Get an opportunity to visit Delhi’s largest slum area during this small-group, half-day tour of Delhi’s slum area. Learn about ongoing projects within the community and the socioeconomic context as you see how life unfolds within one of Asia’s largest informal settlements. Tours are designed to be inclusive—never intrusive—and include complimentary coffee or tea.

"Change up your routine when you embark on this twilight sea canoe tour in Phang Nga Bay. Discover the cliffs of Panak and Hong Island as you navigate the waters in your own sea kayak, led by your guide. Plus, experience the James Bond Island in solitude, away from the crowds. Guides who can speak German are also available if preferred. "

Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary in Chonburi and create unforgettable memories with these gentle giants. Observe them in their natural habitat, walk alongside them, and help care for them. The sanctuary respects the elephants' natural behavior, ensuring they are never forced into activities. They are free to join or leave any area at their own will. The program includes transportation from Pattaya city and lunch.

Visit the Big Boy Elephant Sanctuary for a unique half-day experience. Observe elephants in a natural setting where there is no touching, no bathing, and no direct feeding, ensuring the animals can behave naturally without forced interactions. Take part in habitat care activities, and enjoy the chance to learn how to cook authentic Pad Thai in a hands-on cooking session. Expert local guides share insights into elephant behavior, welfare, and conservation, creating a meaningful experience that combines education with Thai culture. This tour is ideal for families and animal lovers seeking a responsible and memorable wildlife encounter. Highlights: - Observe elephants roaming freely in a respectful sanctuary setting - No touching, no bathing, and no direct feeding of elephants - Participate in habitat enrichment activities such as planting banana trees - Enjoy a hands-on Pad Thai cooking workshop with a local recipe - Round-trip transfers from Chiang Mai included

Go beyond a standard zoo visit with a private volunteer experience at the Dujiangyan Giant Panda Center. With included transport from Chengdu, head to the center to work alongside keepers to observe panda behavior, help clean enclosures, and prepare food, gaining rare insight into the daily care of the endangered species. The hands-on visit offers a more meaningful way to connect with giant pandas while learning about conservation.

Ubud and Kintamani offer the Bali landscapes you see on social media: rice fields, volcanoes, temples, coffee plantations, and jungle swings. Experience them without the risk of self-driving Bali on this private tour with a driver-guide to clue you in on the culture and all entrance tickets included. See Ubud’s best-known rice terrace and temples, one with macaques, soak up a volcano view, and capture photos on an Instagram swing.

This is one of the best local experiences while doing a few hours of hiking combined with meeting small local Arabica coffee farmers from the beautiful Sarangkot Pandeli village near Pokhara. This experience covers most stages of organic coffee farming and processing methods from farm to the cup. You will also have a chance to learn about the community-focused non-profit organization which is helping local organic Arabica coffee farmers by providing training and sharing updated knowledge required in coffee farming and its challenges to operate sustainably while paying 30% more money for farmer’s coffee cherries compared to other collectors in the region. This tour also highlights how women are empowered through community based tourism project by creating job locally. During this experience you will have a chance to taste the locally grown arabica coffee and organic lunch prepared by women group who are part of community tourism project.

Strap on your snorkel and fins and set sail on a thrilling snorkeling tour of the 5 islands around Koh Lipe in Tarutao National Park. Plunge into azure waters and explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with colorful fish at Koh Jabang, Koh Yang and Koh Adang. Bask on white-sand beaches and soak up the sun's rays on Koh Rawi and Koh Hin Ngam. This is an adventure you'll never forget!

Visit the Dharavi slum area, made famous by the film Slumdog Millionaire, with this tour, designed to give travelers a real insight into life in the neighborhood and lift stereotypes. You'll visit schools, see where people live, work, and play, and get the chance to interact with residents with a professional guide to lead the way.

1) One day hiking and volunteering tour in Kakani, Nepal combines hiking and volunteering opportunity all in one day. 2) You will begin the day with a short hiking from Kathmandu followed by spending half day teaching in government schools. This one day hiking and volunteering tour offers great views of Himalayan ranges and a chance to interact with students from remote schools.

Dive into the heart of Old Delhi on this 3-hour tour of the capital’s historic center. Hop on a rickshaw for a thrilling ride around the maze-like streets and alleys, and marvel over landmarks like the mighty Red Fort and Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque. Stroll through the colorful Khari Baoli spice market; take a peek inside a Sikh temple and a communal kitchen; and stop for tea in the bustling Kinari Bazaar. This is a shared group tour with a maximum of 15 participants.

♥ A truly unique experience for anyone interested in the history of the Vietnam War. Also, offer you a good chance to pay respect to those innocent victims of the American soldiers. This is an enlightening experience that you will be accompanied by a professional guide with insightful knowledge about the history of the Vietnam War and My Lai Massacre who is willing to share his knowledge of the important events which took place in 1968 to understand the legacy and continuing impact of the US war, and to fight for justice to this day. Moreover , Discover the untold stories and unveiled secrets of Ky Anh Tunnels where the history hided of the Vietnam War and Tet offensive 1968 between G.I Joe and Viet Cong in this special experience.

Patong Elephant Hug is a peaceful, safe haven for elephants, dedicated to their well-being and free from mistreatment. Surrounded by natural forests and mud pools, we provide a stress-free environment where elephants can thrive. Visitors can witness the special bond between mahouts and elephants while supporting ethical, eco-friendly tourism. Our goal is to inspire compassion and respect for Thailand's gentle giants. Phuket First Elephant Poopoo Paper Experience Park Elephant Dung Paper-Making Eco-Friendly Innovation at Patong Elephant Hug At Patong Elephant Hug, we not only care for elephants through sustainable tourism, but we also turn elephant dung into beautiful handmade paper.

Exploring a residential community such as Sanjay Colony without local connections can feel confusing or intrusive—and it can be easy to miss the deeper stories behind everyday life. This small-group walking tour is led by a locally connected guide who introduces you to the neighborhood in a respectful, responsible way, offering insight into the people, businesses, and institutions that shape the community. Walk through the area to see family homes, small enterprises, temples, and a local school, while learning about daily life, challenges, and achievements—all from an informed local perspective.

Discover the best of Phuket in one unforgettable day — combining scenic viewpoints, cultural landmarks, and an ethical elephant-sanctuary experience. Begin at Karon Viewpoint, where you’ll take in Phuket’s iconic panorama of three turquoise bays. Continue to the Big Buddha, a 45-meter marble statue with sweeping island views and a calm, spiritual atmosphere. Visit Wat Chalong, Phuket’s most important temple, and learn about local Buddhist traditions as you explore the sacred grounds. Finish your journey at an ethical elephant sanctuary, where you’ll learn the elephants’ rescue stories and observe them in a peaceful forest setting. Caretakers demonstrate how their food and herbal supplements are prepared, and you’ll gain insight into their behavior, wellbeing, and daily care — with no riding, feeding, or direct interaction.

Discover a different side of Mumbai with this private guided tour of the massive Dharavi Slum, one of the largest in Asia. After pickup from your hotel, airport, or port, travel to the slum by private vehicle and follow your guide to explore the narrow laws, small businesses and industries of Dharavi, including recycling, and learn about the daily lives of the residents.

Spend a day of ethical elephant care and serene bamboo rafting at Big Boy Elephant Sanctuary. As a true sanctuary, visitors do not touch, bathe, or feed the elephants directly—you observe them respectfully in their natural environment. Help prepare food for the elephants, join a hands-on vitamin ball workshop, and learn to cook authentic Pad Thai in a local cooking class. After your time at the sanctuary, enjoy a relaxing bamboo raft ride along the Mae Wang River, surrounded by beautiful jungle scenery. This full-day experience focuses on wildlife respect and local culture, perfect for animal lovers and travelers seeking meaningful experiences. Highlights: - Observe elephants in a true ethical sanctuary setting - No touching, no bathing, and no direct feeding of elephants - Participate in a Pad Thai cooking class and enjoy your meal - Relax on a bamboo raft along the scenic Mae Wang River - Includes transportation, meals, and an English-speaking guide

A snorkel tour to Hilutungan Island marine sanctuary. On board a banca cruiser, a perfect cruising experience between islands. A seafood lunch on the island’s restaurant.

Our driver-host is more than just a driver, they are your local expert and storyteller, offering a personal and engaging experience throughout the journey. With in-depth knowledge of Orangutan Island and the sanctuary, they share meaningful insights and point out special moments that many visitors miss. Passionate, professional, and genuinely attentive, they are dedicated to making your visit both memorable and enriching. All admission tickets are included, ensuring a smooth, worry-free experience from start to finish.

Discover the heart of Mumbai through a guided walking tour of Dharavi, Asia's largest slum. This immersive experience reveals the vibrant community, small businesses, and the industrious spirit that characterizes this unique area. Meet local residents and hear their stories while exploring the thriving industries, from pottery and recycling to baking. The tour also highlights the challenges faced by the community and the pride they take in their homes. Join a small group for an intimate experience that fosters understanding and connection with the local culture. - Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours of guided exploration - Engaging local guide fluent in Hindi and English - Visit key sites including Kumbharwada and Dhobi Ghat - Small group sizes ensure a personal and respectful experience

Discover the beauty of Halong Bay on a 1-day cruise that includes a swift return to Hanoi, suitable for visitors with tight schedules. Admire the UNESCO World Heritage site’s iconic formations like Stone Dogs Island and Fighting Cocks Island, and explore the Thien Cung Cave. Enjoy kayaking, bamboo boating around islands, and swimming in crystal-clear waters. Savor a fresh seafood lunch and experience rural Vietnamese life. Return early to Hanoi and explore the Old Quarter, Night Market, and Beer Street.

India is a country of contrasts, with slums sitting beside opulent palaces. Get an insider’s insight into Dharavi Slum, used as the setting for the blockbuster movie Slumdog Millionaire, during a 2-hour tour. As you walk around the area, you’ll get an intimate glimpse into the daily lives of local residents and learn about systems in place for around 1 million residents.