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UBUD JAZZ FESTIVAL AT ARMA..
LARASATI AUCTION..
INDIA_BALI SANGGAM..
LARASATI'S AUCTIONLarasati's Auction will be held aagain at ARMA Museum as a partener for the auction. The auction are for Traditional, modern and contemporary arts. ..
Exhibition & Book Launch Miguel CovarrubiasExhibition & Book Launch Miguel Covarrubias held in ARMA Museum..
Paintings Exhibition of the late Ida Bagus Made NaderaPaintings Exhibition of the late Ida Bagus Made Nadera will be hosted by ARMA Museum on Saturday, 9 of June , 2012 at 6:00 pm...
Book Launching "Palaces of Bali" at ARMA Open StageThe Book "Palaces of Bali" that written by Richard Mann Launched on Thursday, 31st of May 2012 at ARMA Open Stage. Book launching is opened by the Regent of Gianyar Regency Bpk. Ir.Tjokorda Oka Artha ..
ARMA Activities Some guests got some activities at ARMA Museum. there were egg painting activity, wood carving, Balinese Batik and offering making. We have many activities in ARMA Museum, and you can learn about the ..
Workshop and Team Building 2012 from Telkomsel Cellular phone provider at ARMA Water GardenWednesday, 09 May 2012. Workshop and Team Building 2012 from Telkomsel Cellular phone provider at ARMA Water Garden (Wantilan ARMA)...
Museum Tour and Lecture at ARMA Museum from Bali InstituteWednesday, 09 May 2012. Agung Rai as ARMA founder gives a lecture for the students from Bali Institute at Warung Kopi . The students came from America who want to know about Bali especially about Bal..
ARMA is a Living TraditionARMA is a combination between culture and tradition. The concept of ARMA is a Living Tradition. We preserve the Balinese culture and tradition by introducing the culture and traditions of Ba..
Visiting Museum by Indonesian National Arbitration BoardVisiting museum, see the cultural activities and lunch at the ARMA Museum by Indonesian National Arbitration Board in ARMA Museum, on Sunday, 6th 2012...
Indonesian Finance Depatment Meeting at ARMA Water GardenIndonesian Finance Depatment Meeting at ARMA Water Garden (Wantilan ARMA) on Saturday, 5 May 2012.Water Garden is the one meeting venue between some meeting venue in ARMA. Water Garden is the open air..
Bali Spirit Festival, March 28 - April 1 2012Night Time Venue Night Time Venue: Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) – Jln Pengoseken, Ubud. Our night time stage is on the majestic outdoor stage of ARMA. Sit..
LARASATI AUCTION IN ARMA MUSEUMLARASATI AUCTION ..
FIRE SILK JOURNEYMusic Performance at ARMA Open Stage on Saturday, 25th February 2012 Performed by TATIANA SCALI FEATURING ANELLO CAPUANO Untitled Document ..
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2012..
National movement love the museum workshop (Gerakan Nasional Cinta museum)National movement love the museum workshop(Workshop Gerakan Nasional Cinta museum) There was a National movement love the museum workshop held at ARMA Water Garden on thursday, 15th December ..
Visits Museum by Prime Minister Spouse of india at ARMAVisits Museum by Prime Minister Spouse of india at ARMA Museum on Friday 18 Nopember 2011..
Lunch and visits museum by the Chairman of the Supreme Audit Board and the delegation of ASEANLunch and visits museum by the Chairman of the Supreme Audit Board and the delegation of ASEAN..
Bali Spirit Festival 2012, March 28 - April 1Please Click here for more information : http://www.balispiritfestival.com..
Mystical Belly DanceBelly Dance was performed at ARMA Open stage last night. Performed by such beautiful belly dancersMishaal with Sitara. There was an amazing performance and an exiting experience yesterday. ..
BALI WORLD CULTURE FORUM 2011, 14th - 16 of june 2011TRI KAYA PARISUDHA: MORALITY AND ETHICS IN NEW GLOBAL CULTURE IntroductionThe basic relation between the universe, mankind and culture is normally constructed in such an energetic, sym..
PAUL HUSNER Enlightening Bali Light..
GSCFFI SCREENING AND EVENTS Participant VideoThis Video is dedicated to Agung Rai Museum of Art Foundation, for the cultural preservation at ARMA. ..
GSCFFI SCREENING AND EVENTS..
GLOBAL SOCIAL CHANGE FILM FESTIVAL & INSTITUTEFor more information, Please visit our website : http://www.socialchangefilmfestival.org..
BALI IS MY LIFEARMA presents BALI IS MY LIFE film screening featuring world music collaboration to benefit ARMA foundation Finally the awaited full-length feature film of Bali Is My Life is to be scr..
Bali Spirit FestivalThe BaliSpirit Festival is a spiritually charged event that celebrates yoga, dance and music and the synergy of global cultural collaboration through the arts. The Fourth Annual BaliSpir..
NipponArtFestJumat, 30 Juli - Minggu 1 Agustus 2010 Opening : 30 Juli pkl. 18.30..
Sculptures in the Green : Adi Bachmann 'People et cetera' Sculptures. on Sunday, July 11, 2010, 3.0 pmSculptures in the Green : Adi Bachmann People e Cetera Sculptures at the ARMA Museum and Resort, Ubud on Sunday, July 11, 2010, 3.00 pm "In the picturesque venue Agung Rai, creator and owner of the..
Forum and Lesson Education with Peter Voss, July 18, 2010, 10 am - 2 pm in ARMA Resort..
A New Beginning : the joy of living conflict free, Saturday 25 & 26 September, 2010..
Song of Ubud Exhibition in Bali..
The First Biennale..
The darker side of Paradise..
Peter Voss spiritual have arrived in Arma on Friday 31 July 2009..
Songs of the SoulThe Music of Maestro Sri Chinmoy Sebuah Penghargaan Tertinggi Bagi karya musik Maestro Sri Chinmoy Please be our guest at theArma Museum and Cultural Center, Ubud, Balion Thursday Feb. 5th, ..
Peace DayStiftung AtlantisNatural Healing foundationStiftung Atlantis, Hohe Weide 28 , 20 259 Hamburg, Germany info@team-atlantis.deIt is our pleasure to invite you for our 3 rd annualPeacedaywith our chairman..
Mud & Fire dance on the rice field PerformanceWe are showing you something different while you in Bali in UBUD perticularly every Thursday, Full moon and New moon!..
Bali tourism gets OK back from US gov`tBali tourism, after having been in the dark shadows of terrorist activities, may soon be on the road to recovery. The US government has endorsed the Indonesian tourism capital by lifting its almost de..
Quest for Global Healing ConferenceThis second Quest for Global Healing conference will have its headquarters at the ARMA Museum in Ubud, Bali. Ubud is considered the arts and cultural capital of Bali and is filled with creative and ..

The Book "Palaces of Bali" that written by Richard Mann Launched on Thursday, 31st of May 2012 at ARMA Open Stage. Book launching is opened by the Regent of Gianyar Regency Bpk. Ir.Tjokorda Oka Artha Ardhana Sukawati,MSi at ARMA Open Stage. The book contains about the existence of the royal palaces in Bali. When the book launching was attended by some of the King from some palaces in Bali.

Wednesday, 09 May 2012.
Agung Rai as ARMA founder gives a lecture for the students from Bali Institute at Warung Kopi . The students came from America who want to know about Bali especially about Balinese Tradition and Balinese culture. After the lecture, they do some walking tour in ARMA Museum and Resort . Agung Rai explained all about ARMA Museum and Resort and explained about the painting collection in Museum also. The students looked very enthusiastic along the lecture and walking tou.

ARMA is a combination between culture and tradition. The concept of ARMA is a Living Tradition. We preserve the Balinese culture and tradition by introducing the culture and traditions of Bali to everyone who visiting ARMA Museum and Resort. You can learn balinese culture, like Balinese music (gamelan), Dance, etc.
We have a lot of painting collection in our Museum. We have traditional painting and academic painting in two different building.
We have resort also with hotels and villas with traditional architecture if you want to stay in ARMA.
So you can consider to come to ARMA. You can look arround ARMA with beautiful nature and fresh air.
Warmest greating
ARMA Museum & Resort

Indonesian Finance Depatment Meeting at ARMA Water Garden (Wantilan ARMA) on Saturday, 5 May 2012.
Water Garden is the one meeting venue between some meeting venue in ARMA. Water Garden is the open air area venue with beautiful view and fresh air and good surrounding.

Night Time Venue
Night Time Venue: Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) – Jln Pengoseken, Ubud.
Our night time stage is on the majestic outdoor stage of ARMA. Sitting on the grounds of Bali’s best known museum, the stage is surrounded by incredible old growth trees. Located on the South end of Ubud Center, ARMA is a 15 minutes walking distance from central Ubud and every transport driver in town knows its location, so it is easy to find. Please use the entrance near Café ARMA, not the Museum entrance.
Nightly World Music Concerts and a small food and product Bazaar takes place at ARMA.
For both the day time and the night time:
Children under 12 and caregivers are admitted free and there is a space for kids to play and rest. Shuttle busses to and from Ubud are available on the hour.

National movement love the museum workshop(Workshop Gerakan Nasional Cinta museum)
There was a National movement love the museum workshop held at ARMA Water Garden on thursday, 15th December 2011. The Event was organised by the Indonesia Government to make the people more interest to visit museum in Indonesia.

TRI KAYA PARISUDHA: MORALITY AND ETHICS IN NEW GLOBAL CULTURE
IntroductionThe basic relation between the universe, mankind and culture is normally constructed in such an energetic, symbiotic and harmonious rhythm for the attainment of comprehensive and sustainable living. Furthermore, mankind develops and embraces technology, science, economy, politics, religion, ideology, law and culture as mean to strengthen its existence as well as to maintain integrity, order and livelihood. Seemingly, the revolution of information and communication technologies, economic exploitation, and self-centered political hegemony has deconstructed the symbiotic and harmonious plain of life, particularly in an increasingly borderless world.The notion of a borderless world (topos), a fast-paced world (chronos) and congested mindsets of a populous world close to seven billion (logos) exposes life and cultures to a variety of opportunities and threats. Culture as mode of adaptation, ground for identity, and rendition of creative lifestyle is constantly subjected to transformation, revitalization, and numerous issues and problems. Among many, the first core issue relates to a state of cultural paradox that induces conflicting ideologies and values, as well as clash of civilizations. Secondly, cultural degradation ranging from identity crisis, moral decadence to the lack of creative ingenuity also poses itself as a challenge. Thirdly, cultural anomaly comes in place, shaping social alienation, disintegration and dehumanization. These major issues infiltrate the micro-realm (personal level, microcosm), the meso-realm (ethnic and national level), and the macro-realm (universal and global level), to which renders an increasingly visible phenomenon of disharmony, disintegration and disequilibrium.This arising opportunities influenced by this borderless world phenomenon has paved the path for cross-national and intercultural communication, to which augments creativity; cross-cultural inventiveness hastening technological, economical and cultural added value. Historical and cultural findings across nations show that the dynamism of glocalization (globalism and localism) imparts promising outcomes.For instance, the archaeological, historical and cultural heritage in Bali delineates that the processes of cultural assimilation, symbiosis and acculturation have enriched the Balinese way of life. The presence of Patra Mesir (Egyptian ornaments) in traditional Balinese architecture, the artisticassimilation of Barong Landung (Bali and China), the harmonious acculturation of Tri Murti(Bali and India), the contemporary interpretation and collaboration of Balinese gamelan by various performing arts group such as Sekar Jaya USA; all demonstrate inspiring and ingeniousintercultural bond. These outcomes, to which are founded onTri Kaya Parisudha (the truthfulness of the mind, righteousness of manner and inventiveness of living) truly revitalizes and liberates logic, aesthetic, and spirituality.
Theme and ConceptThe theme of Bali WCF 2011 is Tri Kaya Parisudha: Morality And Ethics In New Global Culture.This central theme emanates from Tri Kaya Parisudha, a Balinese local wisdom that extends a universal viewpoint about pure and righteous code of conduct.As an integral part of the Indonesian archipelago, the unique Balinese culture is founded by notable conceptsof Tri Hita Karana (a fundamental understanding about the harmonious and balanced relationsof man to God, to other fellow humans, and to the environment) and Desa, Kala, Patra(revered philosophy governing the diversity of space, time and mindset), to which both shines astuteness to Tri Kaya Parisudha, as delineation of cultural creativity. Literally, Tri means three; Kaya means behavior; and Parisudharefers to ultimate, pure or spirited. Herein, Tri Kaya Parisudhagenerates the intellectual, emotional, spiritual and creative energies that in terms of a socio-cultural-religious perspectiverepresent the culmination of truth, spirituality, honesty, work ethics and social integrity; it is a philosophical synergy governing the universe, spirituality, human, and the environment. The Balinese believe that cultural creativity governed by Tri Kaya Parisudha will give rise to fruitful and high quality work that projects taksu(charisma, inner power or the state of elated body), as well as a universal character and impact. Culture Exhibition, Art and Cultural Performances, and Introduction to Culture Heritage 1. Culture Exhibition There shall be a number of arts and culture exhibition including Yoga workshops, centralized at Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) Ubud, Gianyar. A visual art exhibition and painting workshop will also take placetherein, curated by the art maestros Drs. Nyoman Gunarsa and A.A.Gde Rai. 2. Art and Cultural Performances Participating delegates from various countries will present various art performances at the Art Stage of Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) Ubud, Gianyar. 3. Introduction to Culture Heritages of Bali During the commencement of the forum, all participants will be introduced to the uniqueness and diversity of cultural heritage all over Bali. Firstly, participants will visit the Mother Temple Besakih (Karangasem regency), Tampaksiring Palace, Gunung Kawi, Archeology Museum of Bedulu, Royal Palace of Ubud, Ratna Warta Museum, and ARMA Museum in Gianyar regency. Secondly, participants will embark on a tour to the traditional irrigation system of Jati Luwih (Tabanan regency), Taman Ayun Temple and the Royal Palace of Mengwi (Badung regency), as well as visitation to Bali Museum and Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Bali (the Monument of Patriotism and Heroism of the Balinese People) in Denpasar regency. The head of regency of Gianyar (Dr.Ir. Tjokorda Artha Ardhana Sukawati), Badung (A.A.Gde Agung,SH), and mayor of Denpasar (IB Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra, SE, M.Si.) shall host and welcome the participants during the visitation in respective regencies. PROGRAM FOR BALI WORLD FORUM 2011 11 June 2011 : 00.00 – 14.00 Registration all participate must be arrive 14.00 – 18.00 Parade Of Bali Arts Festival and Bali World Culture 19.00 – 21.00 Opening Bali Arts Festival and Bali World Culture Forum by President Of Indonesia 12 June 2011 : 09.00 – 10.00 - Welcome Address by Ministery Of Culture and Tourism Of Indonesia “Jero Wacik” - The UNESCO moderator by Prof Dr. I Nyoman Dharma Putra M.Litt 10.00 – 10.15 - Snack 10.15 – 13.30 - Lisa Gold (Amerika) - Made Mangku Pastika - Drs. Gde Ardika - Adrian Vickers (Australia) Moderator by Prof. Dr. I Wayan Ardika, MA 13 June 2011 : 09.00 – 11.00 - Prof. Dr. I Made Bandem - Dr. Ignas Kleden - Dr. Neeru Misha (India) Moderator by Prof.Dr.I Nyoman Sedana, MA., SSP 11.00 – 11.15 Snack 11.15 – 13.00 - I Wayan Juniarta - Prof. Dr.Irwan Abdullah - Olga Witt (Denmark Eropa) 13.00 – 13.30 - Summary - closing Ceremony Moderator by Prof. Dr. Gede Sri Darma, S.T., M.M. 18.00 – 21.00 Gala Dinner At Monumen Perjuangan Rakyat Bali Denpasar 14 June 2011: 09.00 – 13.00 Trip Landscape ( Tampak Siring-Museum Puri Lukisan Ubud-Ubud Arts Market 13.00 – 14.00 Lunch at Puri Ubud (Welcome By Bupati Gianyar) 14.00 – 17.30 Yoga, Dance and Music at ARMA Museum 17.30 – 18.00 Film Documentery “Keras and Manis” at ARMA Museum 18.00 – 19.00 Dinner at ARMA Museum 19.00 – 20.00 Singapore Performance Maya Dance Theatre's Seeking Sita 15 June 2011 : 09.00 – 13.00 Landscape about Rice field at Jati Luwih- Taman Ayun Temple 12.00 – 13.00 Lunch at Puri Mengwi (welcome by Bupati Badung) 17.00 – 21.00 Dinner at Puri Denpasar (welcome by Wagub) and performance of Thailand 16 June 2011 : 09.00 – 17.00 Out Registration

For more information, Please visit our website : http://www.socialchangefilmfestival.org

ARMA presents BALI IS MY LIFE film screening featuring world music collaboration to benefit ARMA foundation
Finally the awaited full-length feature film of Bali Is My Life is to be screened at ARMA. The evening will takes place at the beautiful Water Garden of ARMA in Ubud, Bali on Saturday, 9th of April 2011 at 6.30 PM. This special event presents Bali Is My Life film screening with live performance of World Music collaboration by Ayu Laksmi and friends.
Inspired by the Balinese philosophical concept tri hitakarana – harmony between the divine, mankind and nature - and produced by an award-winning international team, Bali Is My Life revolves around a range of exceptional people who live and work to preserve the unique beauty and culture of Bali in a positive way. Shot with a rare luminosity and beauty, and featuring a fantastically evocative soundtrack by local artists using traditional chants, the film is a song in praise of ancient Balinese wisdom; an homage to the richness of modern-day inter-cultural exchange; and a visionary celebration of how the “island of the gods” can move sustainably into the future. Bali Is My Life is also an offering – an offering of gratitude for all that Bali was, is, and has the potential to become.
This beautiful event will benefit the preservation of art and culture through ARMA Foundation
For RSVP please contact ARMA (0361) 976659. Tickets could be purchased in Ubud Tourism Office, Kafe, ARMA, Naughty Nuri’s and Tutmak or visit baliismylifefilm.com to learn more about “Bali Is My Life”.

The BaliSpirit Festival is a spiritually charged event that celebrates yoga, dance and music and the synergy of global cultural collaboration through the arts. Night Time Venue: Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) – Jln Pengoseken, Ubud. 5pm-midnight
The Fourth Annual BaliSpirit Festival will take place in Ubud, Bali from March 23-27, 2011. Don’t miss it! Early Bird Tickets are available NOW, and look for our 2011 LINE UP, which is UPDATED weekly.
Held over 5 transformational and fun-filled days, this annual celebration brings to Bali a wealth of talented and respected creative masters from around the world, merging the indigenous and rich cultures of Indonesia in the spirit of learning, collaboration and thecelebration of our creative and spiritual diversity.

Sculptures in the Green : Adi Bachmann People e Cetera Sculptures at the ARMA Museum and Resort, Ubud on Sunday, July 11, 2010, 3.00 pm "In the picturesque venue Agung Rai, creator and owner of the ARMA, and Adi Bachmann, a German artist who lives and works in Ubud, placed People et cetera; that is to say they set up more than 60 of the artist's sculptures. By their meanings and ideas and also by their shapes these sculptures are very differentiated; they are mainly made from cement and almost all of them are painted in bright and intense colors. If you stroll around in the ARMA parks, you will discover Adi's unique sculpture arrangements and his single sculptures in front of a pond or a fountain, near a small river, beside a pool, between bushes or behind some beautiful old trees and along romantic paths - the real sculptures in the Green." The museum and the exhibition are open everyday from 9 am until 6 pm


Please be our guest at the
Arma Museum and Cultural Center, Ubud, Bali
on Thursday Feb. 5th, 2009, 19:30 Wita
For details of the program see Arma Website:
For more information -- untuk informasi lebih lanjut hubungi :
Tel. 081 138 04975 or 081 797 26126144

Stiftung Atlantis
Natural Healing foundation
Stiftung Atlantis, Hohe Weide 28 , 20 259 Hamburg, Germany info@team-atlantis.de
It is our pleasure to invite you for our 3 rd annual
Peaceday
with our chairman an spiritual teacher
Peter Voss
The topic of the day will be:
Wisdom is simplicity with the power of love
Please be our guest at the
Arma Museum and Cultural Center, Ubud, Bali
on Saturday August 9, 2008, from 10 am until 8 pm
All interested groups and speakers are welcome
For details of the program see Arma Website: www.armaresort.com
Stiftung Atlantis, Hohe Weide 28 , 20 259 Hamburg, Germany info@team-atlantis.de

Bali tourism, after having been in the dark shadows of terrorist activities, may soon be on the road to recovery. The US government has endorsed the Indonesian tourism capital by lifting its almost decade-long travel advisory.
The move is expected to have a domino effect on Bali's tourism, with other countries following the US action.
"The US government has lifted the warning due to objective improvements made by the Indonesian government in its current security situation," said an official statement from the US embassy in Indonesia, emailed to media organizations.
In 2000, the US State Department issued a travel warning following several bombings in the country's capital, Jakarta.
The twin Bali bombings in 2002 resulted in the death of more than 240 foreign tourists, mostly Australians on holiday in the island who died as a result of the explosions, blamed on the regional Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network.
Every year since then both the Australian and Indonesian governments have held a remembrance ceremony in Bali as a mark of respect to those who died in the bombings. However, Australia, which claims 88 Australian tourists were killed in the first Bali bombing, is yet to lift its travel advisory.
The Indonesian government has since then prosecuted and convicted winning praise from the international community due to Bali's attractions as a holiday destination.
"The Indonesian government has disrupted, arrested and prosecuted numerous terrorist elements," said US Ambassador Cameron Hume, adding there has been "significant" improvements in the country's security situation.
Ambassador Hume said he expects more US businessmen, tourists and scholars to visit Indonesia following Sunday's announcement, "helping to expand trade, tourism and educational exchange between both countries."
Increased security precautions since the bombings include sweeping cars for bombs using metal detectors at hotels, shopping malls and other public buildings.
In a statement following the US announcement, Dino Djala, spokesman for Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, said the US move is a very good and positive sign. "It will help remove psychological barriers that have prevented Americans and others from going to Indonesia."
Major General Ansyaad Mbai, Indonesia's anti-terror official, was quoted as saying, "It will push us to be more effective in handling security matters. The US decision would not slow our efforts to battle extremists."

This second Quest for Global Healing conference will have its headquarters at the ARMA Museum in Ubud, Bali. Ubud is considered the arts and cultural capital of Bali and is filled with creative and magical artistry in both nature and the Balinese locals. ARMA Museum is a beautiful 6-acre complex offering a gorgeous hotel resort, galleries that host the best of historic and contemporary Balinese art, rice paddies that are still being farmed daily, and an outdoor theatre that features the best in traditional dance and music performances. Local craftspeople, dancers and musicians work onsite, and free art and dance lessons are offered daily to children. The site offers breathtaking Balinese architecture amidst gardens, ponds and fountains. Visit www.armamuseum.com for more information. Other unique and exciting locations will also be used for afternoon small group gatherings and evening activities.

Traditional Balinese Massage (60 Minute / US $ 45 ++ per person)This Traditional Balinese Massage is a full body, deep-tissue, holistic treatment that combines acupressure, gentle stretches and aromatherapy oils to stimulate the flow of blood, the “qi&..
Gangga Massage (80 Minute / US $ 55 ++ per person)Adapted from Balinese, shihatsu, Japanese, Swedish,Thai massage and Lomilomi technique. Gangga Massage works deeply to soothe damage tissue, relieve stained muscle, joint pain and rebalance your body...
Back Massage (30 Minute/ US$ 20 ++ per person)This back massage works deeply on your back, to stimulate the flow of blood circulation and bring a sense of wellbeing, calm and fresh...
Reflexology (55 Minute / US 40 ++ per person)There are reflexes in the feet which correspond to every part of the body. By stimulating and applying pressure finger to the feet, you are increasing circulation and promoting specific bodily, muscul..
Traditional Foot Massage (45 Minute / US$ 35 ++ per person)The Traditional Foot Massage will begin with relaxing the feet into the warm water with essential oil, salt. The massage proper then begins by pressure being applied to specific areas of the fee..
Sun Blend (120 Minute / US$ 75 ++ per person)Detoxification begins with foot bath. Deep Cleanse with variety scrub to exfoliate and refresh your skin and revel to Balinese Massage. The cleansing skin treatment will continue by taking shower, flo..
Classic Balinese Boreh / recommended after 16:00 pm / 150 Minute / US$ 95 ++ per person The body balance begins with foot bath and lavender body wash. Heighten your body’s restorative powers with warming Traditional Balinese Boreh that is suitable to sore muscles and co..
River Rim (90 Minute / US$ 65 ++ per person)The Body balance begin with foot bath and body wash and followed by a light body massage. Deep cleanse with lulur scrub gently exfoliates with the turmeric’s healing properties. Treatment contin..
Glancing Sun / start only at 09:00 am (140 Minute / US$ 80 ++ per person)The treatment is provided at open area massage under the sun shine. Detoxification begins with foot bath and body wash followed by Gangga Massage. Deep Cleanse with variety scrub, conditioner ex..
THE STAR MOON (180 Minute / US$ 125 ++ per person)This treatment will begin with warming foot bath, cleansing body wash. And will follow by a choice of Green Tea scrub, Coffee Srub, Lulur or warming Balinese Boreh. The body then will coated in ..
HOT STONE MASSAGE (90 Minute / US$ 70 ++ per person)This is a full body massage which uses the smooth warm stones placed on strategic energy points of your body to easy away tension. The combination of hot stone and hands will stimulate the lymphatic s..
THE SUTRA CLASSIC MANICURE (60 Minute / US$ 35 ++ per person)A traditional nail care followed with softening hand and arm massage. Application of nail polish follows the aromatherapy hand soak...
THE SUTRA CLASSIC PEDICURE (60 Minute / US$ 35 ++ per person)The foot treatment moisturizes and softens the skin of the feet and treat toe-nails. It includes an aromatic foot bath and a relaxing foot massage and application of nail polish...

This Traditional Balinese Massage is a full body, deep-tissue, holistic treatment that combines acupressure, gentle stretches and aromatherapy oils to stimulate the flow of blood, the “qi” power (energy) around your body and bring deep relaxation, mind and spirit. Traditional Balinese Massage uses a variety of technique as skin rolling, kneading and stroking, acupressure.

The Traditional Foot Massage will begin with relaxing the feet into the warm water with essential oil, salt. The massage proper then begins by pressure being applied to specific areas of the feet to achieve total relaxation. The application of pressure to the feets sensitive points relaxes muscles and improves blood circulation, apart from restoring energy to the entire body.

The body balance begins with foot bath and lavender body wash. Heighten your body’s restorative powers with warming Traditional Balinese Boreh that is suitable to sore muscles and colds. Refresh your body with fresh cucumber as conditioner. Complete the skin cleansing treatment with the Traditional Herbal Bath and revel in the Traditional Balinese Massage to relive muscles aches, increase blood circulation and relaxation.

The Body balance begin with foot bath and body wash and followed by a light body massage. Deep cleanse with lulur scrub gently exfoliates with the turmeric’s healing properties. Treatment continued with applying conditioner to fresh feeling and mind than followed by flower bath.

The treatment is provided at open area massage under the sun shine. Detoxification begins with foot bath and body wash followed by Gangga Massage. Deep Cleanse with variety scrub, conditioner exfoliate and refresh your skin. The cleansing skin treatment will continue by taking shower, flora bath. Reservation for this treatment is one day before.

This treatment will begin with warming foot bath, cleansing body wash. And will follow by a choice of Green Tea scrub, Coffee Srub, Lulur or warming Balinese Boreh. The body then will coated in conditioner to nourish your skin and followed by flower bath or herbal bath and relax. Choosing Green Tea scrub or coffee scrub or Lulur will followed by flower bath. And for choosing Balinese Boreh Scrub will follow by Herbal Bath. The rejuvenation process will be completed with full body Massage and choice of Facial or Reflexology. This treatment will be provided at Open Area Gangga Bale.

This is a full body massage which uses the smooth warm stones placed on strategic energy points of your body to easy away tension. The combination of hot stone and hands will stimulate the lymphatic system to detoxify the body. The penetrating heat from the hot stones will draw out pain, discomfort and relaxes the muscles. This Treatment will also allow every cell in the body receives more nutrients and oxygen while removing waste through the lymphatic system to support of the immune system, increase blood circulation, muscle aches, deeper relaxation and refresh.