Bambu Indah

Bambu Indah, located in the serene village of Sayan near Ubud, Bali, is a unique eco-luxury resort that seamlessly blends traditional Javanese architecture with modern sustainable design. Founded by John and Cynthia Hardy, Bambu Indah, which means "beautiful bamboo," offers guests an extraordinary experience of living in harmony with nature, surrounded by lush landscapes and stunning views of the Ayung River.

The resort features a collection of antique Javanese bridal homes that have been meticulously restored and transformed into luxurious accommodations. Each house is uniquely designed, combining traditional elements with modern amenities to provide comfort and a sense of connection to the natural environment. The use of natural materials, such as bamboo and reclaimed teak wood, reflects the resort’s commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices.

Bambu Indah offers a variety of activities and experiences that allow guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and culture of Bali. Guests can enjoy guided nature walks, visit nearby organic farms, participate in traditional Balinese ceremonies, and take yoga and meditation classes in the resort’s open-air pavilion. The resort also features a natural swimming pool, fed by spring water and free from chemicals, providing a refreshing and eco-friendly alternative to conventional pools.

For dining, Bambu Indah’s on-site restaurant serves a menu of delicious and healthy dishes made from locally sourced, organic ingredients. The emphasis on fresh, sustainable food reflects the resort’s holistic approach to well-being and environmental stewardship.

To make the most of your stay at Bambu Indah:

  • Book in Advance: Due to its unique charm and limited number of accommodations, it is advisable to book your stay well in advance, especially during peak seasons.
  • Participate in Activities: Take advantage of the resort’s various activities, such as guided nature walks, yoga classes, and cultural experiences, to fully immerse yourself in the local environment and culture.
  • Respect the Environment: Follow the resort’s guidelines for sustainable living, such as conserving water and energy, and minimizing waste, to help preserve the natural beauty of the area.
  • Explore Ubud: The resort is conveniently located near Ubud, Bali’s cultural heart, where you can explore art galleries, markets, temples, and traditional dance performances.

Nearby attractions include the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a haven for wildlife and nature lovers; the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terraces, known for their stunning beauty and intricate irrigation system; and the Blanco Renaissance Museum, showcasing the works of the famous painter Antonio Blanco. Additionally, the Campuhan Ridge Walk offers a scenic trail with breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys.

Bambu Indah provides a unique and enriching experience, combining luxury and sustainability in a beautiful natural setting. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, a stay at Bambu Indah promises to be a memorable and transformative experience in the heart of Bali.

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