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Bali
 Sarinbuana Ecolodge -http://www.baliecolodge.com
A haven for nature lovers, Sarinbuana
is located at 750m on the slopes of Mount Batukaru in central
Bali, 5 minutes from protected forest and with spectacular views
of southern Bali and the mountain peak. It offers hand crafted
bungalows surrounded by a lush tropical forest. Low impact construction,
use of natural consumables, organic food and employment of local
staff only all form part of their sustainability policy.
Indonesia
 Eco lodges Indonesia -http://www.ecolodgesindonesia.com
Four eco friendly hotels for
accommodation in Bali, Borneo (Kalimantan), Flores (Komodo) and
Sumatra. Experience komodo dragons, ride on Sumatran elephants,
see Sumatran rhinos and tigers, observe orangutans, gibbons,
tarsiers and monkeys in their natural habitat... They emphasise
environmental protection through education of guests and staff,
recycling of water and waste as well as efficient use of electricity,
solar power, solar heating and have a worm farm for composting.
Laos
 Banpako Ecolodge -http://www.banpako.com
Ecological hotel on an ancient
temple site where our ancestors lived some 2000 years ago, located
by the Nam Ngum river, some 50 km from Vientiane, capital of
Laos. Built with natural materials in a traditional style, the
lodge, has a spectacular view of the Ngum River, forest and the
Phu Kha Khouai Mountains. The solar powered accommodation is
oriented towards the river or towards the jungle to give a choice
of different experiences, along with their famous Lao herbal
sauna.
Philipines
 Enigmata Treehouse Lodge,
Camiguin -http://www.enigmatatreehouse.com
Originally known as Tarzan's
Nest Resort, the lodge is nestled among the hills and waterfalls
of the enchanting Camiguin Island in Mindanao. It was built by
musician Ben Aicha, and is now home to a group of vibrant Mindanao
artists called the Enigmata Creative Circle, who are led by Talaandig
musician and visual artist Waway Linsahay Saway. Their aim is
to open the eyes of people through biodiversity and art education,
and develop a deeper sense of relationship with nature, responsibility
and accountability of the world's resources. There is a choice
of accomodation in the colourfully decorated garden house or
the dramatic eagles nest suite.
Sri Lanka
Galapita
Healing Garden -http://www.galapita.com
A sanctuary with open walled pavilions made of natural
renewable materials and nestled among protected pockets of forests,
paddy fields, waterfalls and a lake along the meandering river
of gems. At Galapita Healing Garden , the knowledge of Ayurveda
is combined with gem therapy, yoga and nutritious cuisine to
address health concerns and help bring balance to the chakras.
Sethadiya -www.sethawadiya.com
With
all the charm of a desert island, Dolphin View Eco Lodge nestles
between the sea and the salt pans at the tip of town of Kalpitiya.
The principle activity on offer is the opportunity to watch dolphins
and whales according to season. in Accommodation is in four chalets
with ocena views.
Thailand
- Koh
Ra Ecolodge -http://www.thaiecolodge.com
- located in the Andaman Sea of
southern Thailand. If you are looking for a truly unique nature
experience in Thailand, then we invite you to stay with us on
Koh Ra and explore the pristine jungle, private beach, coral
reefs and hidden bays of this amazing island. Our goal is to
offer guests a simple yet comfortable place to stay in the heart
of the most natural stretch of coastline remaining in Thailand,
and the closest island to world-renowned Surin National Park.
We strive to do this in a way that is sustainable and responsible
by helping protect and even improve the local environment and
provide benefits to the local communities that depend on the
natural resources here.
Vietnam
 Topas
Ecolodge -http://www.topas-eco-lodge.com
Set on two cone-shaped hills in the spectacular Sapa valley of
Northern Vietnam, the lodge aims to provide simplicity, quality
and character. It consists of 25 individual lodges placed in
a circle around the hills, and enjoys breathtaking views across
the scenic valleys below, which are home to villages of the Tay
and Red Dao minorities. Topas is based on ecological principles,
including the use of solar technology to supply each lodge with
energy and hot water, and a wastewater facility to avoid pollution
of the local area. They employ local people and use local products
and goods in order to bring economic benefits to the local community.
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