Bambu Indah Bali is a great looking eco-friendly concept nestled minutes downriver from Ubud’s most decadent resorts, its riverfront compound looks out at the stunning cascades of the Ayung River, rice fields, a Hindu temple called Pura Dalem Gede Bongkasa and, beyond, the multiple volcanic ridges surrounding Mount Batu Kau. Neighbouring villages offer exquisite artistry such as weaving, wood-carving, silver making, shadow puppets and village crafts that have crossed generations.
Enjoy their unique experiences, and let the child in you play with the musical strings of our minang harp, installed by visiting sound architect, Rudiger Schodel. Sounds of our strings resonate across our resort, harmonizing with the sounds of nature. Explore or indulge, and experience the magic of sound and vibration therapy at your fingertips.
It has a team of gardeners, who are led by permaculture experts, plant and harvest traditional Balinese rice, organic vegetables, herbs and flowers throughout the property. The produce is allowed to ripen on the vine and harvested daily for use in the restaurant and in traditional offerings to the Gods.
To ensure a healthy garden, they use natural fertilizers including compost made from our organic waste. Composting diverts waste from landfills and helps eliminate the need for chemical fertilisers often used in commercial farms.
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Eco-luxe: Stone paths lead from the bamboo-encased reception area through rice paddies at various stages of growth and past a soaring black bamboo multipurpose structure reminiscent of an ancient ship.
The resort’s natural swimming pool is virtually indistinguishable from an indigenous pond, thanks to a recyclable black rubber membrane and tiny river fish. However more pampered campers with aversions to mud or mosquitoes should bunk elsewhere.
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