PAID CONTENT FOR HANGING GARDENS OF BALI


Hanging Gardens of Bali BALI, INDONESIA


Tucked into the emerald folds of central Bali’s jungle, just north of Ubud, Hanging Gardens of Bali perches above a steep river valley overlooking the winding Ayung River. Surrounded by dense jungle, the resort feels like a sanctuary suspended within the canopy, where alang roofs and curved wooden terraces mirror the slope of the land. Here, nature, architectural harmony and the island’s spiritual traditions come together to create a rare sense of stillness. The resort is composed of 38 private pool villas,


one royal spa suite and a five-bedroom residence. All are created using native timbers, hand-cut volcanic stone and open-air pavilions that frame jungle views. Infinity pools create the illusion of spilling directly into the treetops. The morning mist drifting between the branches is accompanied by birdsong echoing along the valley. Romance comes naturally in this setting, where candlelit pathways, orchids in bloom and the constant murmur of the river shape the atmosphere. One of the resort’s most remarkable features is The Hidden Palace. Conceived as a private royal


residence, this five-suite estate offers grand carved teak interiors, expansive living spaces and a vast pool terrace that commands an elevated outlook over the valley. It’s considered one of the most secluded luxury estates in the region. Wellness follows Balinese principles of balance


and purification. The Spa Collection, located by the riverbank, offers treatments inspired by ancestral healing rituals. River-stone therapies, coconut oil infusions and water-blessing practices unfold beside the sound of rushing water. The surrounding jungle — rich with sandalwood, bamboo and clove trees — enhances the sensory experience. For foodies, the Rasa Masa journey at Three


Elements Restaurant is a 10-course journey through cuisines from different Indonesian regions. Highlights include oyster sate maranggi (grilled skewers) with sweet soy and lemon basil, and asinan udang (prawn salad) with kaffir lime and golden kerupuk (crackers). The meal ends with klappertaart (coconut custard cake), reflecting the Indo-Dutch heritage. The resort’s wine cellar offers rare vintages that perfectly complement the menu.


DON’T MISS Enjoy a romantic dinner under the stars or the Sacred Romantic Dinner at Dalem Segara Temple


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KEY FEATURES • 2-tiered swimming pool • Heated private infinity pools • Spa by the river • Gym by the jungle • Smart toilets


KEY ACTIVITIES • Romance Under the Stars private-dining experience


• Sacred Romantic Dinner at Dalem Segara Temple


• Water blessing at Langgahan waterfall • Spa by the river


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