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Bali: A Living Laboratory for the World
Where ancient wisdom meets modern development. Where a sunset cocktail and a sustainable future are part of the same story.
Bali is not just an island you visit. It is a place where 4 million people host 6 million visitors a year — and wrestle with what that means. Where Hindu philosophy shapes eco-conscious business. Where beach clubs create jobs, and NGOs reimagine what development looks like in the 21st century.
This is Bali through the lens of global development.
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Green - Spiritual - Wellness
Often visitors of Bali stay at the beaches in the south of the island. The pure land and scenery in the rural areas of the north of Bali is for a different kind of public. It’s perfect for those who come to Bali for spiritual purposes, such as yoga, meditation, healing, and other wellness programmes. Feel the strength of the mountains, the fresh air and traditional farmer life.
Here in the north we are looking into the development of land for the purpose of new conscious green and spiritual tourism. Our aim is in line with the strategy of the Bali government and Bali Tourism Board to achieve Bali as a green, sustainable tourism destination, which invites visitors to stay longer and explore more of Bali outside the island’s south.