Bill Bensley on the Shinta Mani Foundation and How to Travel and Give Back
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- Tyler Roney
Bill Bensley is one of the most famous designers in Asia, and with the Shinta Mani Foundation, his designs are making a difference in Cambodia.
There is no better spiritual reward than leaving a place better than one finds it. In many places throughout Asia, the people and ecology are under threat, and to the right visitor this is an opportunity to do something good. Whether it’s staying in eco-friendly accommodations in Bhutan, support community-led conservation in Laos, or meeting landmine-sniffing rats in Cambodia, Asia is full of opportunities for travelers to contribute to the sustainable legacy of the continent. With Remote Lands, visitors can engage in sustainable travel and make the world a better place on their holiday. So much of travel can take, traveling responsibly is a way to give back.
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