On a Lisle trip, you could be working directly with accomplished Balinese artists studying gamelan music and native dancing. Read the trip journals included on our webpage. Airfare or other travel to the site, visas, free-time expenses, travel, vaccinations and medical insurance. Generally this is not a problem. Third world countries have primarily plant-based diets and we eat the same food as our host communities.
Participants usually find the community meals abundant, delicious, and sometimes exotic.
Yes, if the trip fulfils the IRS definition for professional or career development. Check with your tax advisor. Participants stay in culturally appropriate guesthouses or private homes. Lodging is usually double-occupancy. The most common way to become involved is to participate in one of our progams which we call units.