The resort comprises several private suites and villas with free Wi-Fi coverage for the whole area, a beautiful outdoor infinity pool with splendid views of the surrounding rice fields, coffee trees, and mount Lesung from afar, and also a World-class spa and restaurant.

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All the rooms have spacious layouts with beautifully designed wooden furniture, modern lighting, a private bathroom with a hot/cold shower, and a mosquito net. As Munduk is located in the highland area, it is colder than most regions on the island. There are open space areas with cozy couches overlooking a great view of the rice fields, mountains, and the sea. Decent wifi coverage is available throughout the hotel areas.

Airport transfer is available for extra charge, also several fun activities like trekking, cycling and hiking.

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Divine Healing at Soendaram Wellness Sanctuary convince with the perfect set of healing massage, energetic healing and whole body-care rituals.

It provide space for your healing staycation in Bali, as well as family trip, conference of team building journey and your romantic honeymoon experience. At Maha Hills the Wellness Heaven, you are experiencing the best healing journey within yourself as well as connecting to the surroundings.

Each room at the resort is designed within the artistic of modern life with the perfect touch of Balinese artisan enhance the experience of luxurious. The Deluxe Room is located at the hillside looking at the glorious ocean at the horizon. Unique Shiva Shakti Room with 2-bedrooms villa brings us a perfect connection for your family vacation. The One-bedroom villa with private pool is perfect for your romantic and solitary escape. Last but not least, experience the unique One Bedroom Suite villas to recharge your mind-state to higher frequency.

During your stay at Maha Hills Resort, enjoy the luxury vegan food from the farm to the table at Somarasa Restaurant. Find your way to the stargate at Top Vibes Resto & Swimming pool . Take your meditation and healing practice to the next level at Kandarpa Yoga Shala and get yourself nurtured at Soendaram Spa.

Take a step into the healing journey with yoga, meditation and traditional Balinese healing at Maha Hills the Wellness Heaven and experience the taste of liberation from the inside to the outside.

The Bali Handara Golf & Country Club Resort, ranked by GOLF Magazine among the “Top 50 Greatest Golf Courses in the World” attracts golfers from all corners of the world to travel to Bali in order to play golf at one of Asia’s most iconic and “World-Class” golf courses

Local community has developed the area as camping and fishing site. You can expect groups of young Balinese and tourists on-site during weekend or holidays spending time in free nature. 

There is a beautiful old temple located right at the front side of the lake named Ulun Danu Tamblingan. Tourists are not allowed to enter the temple area. However, we can still take some nice pictures from the outer side of the temple.

The museum was built based on the idea of ​​a culturalist and artist, who determined to preserve the cultural heritage of northern Bali. Because the museum is still fairly new, it needs some development for its rooms and facilities to make the visitors feel more comfortable while visiting this museum.

Almost all historical items stored in this museum belong to the family of King Buleleng Ki Gusti Anglurah Panji Sakti and also donations from the next generation of the families. Inside, there is a special chamber for displaying art objects, grouped according to the age and function of the item. Types chambers in this museum are historical chamber, ethnology, prehistoric room, art room and “Panji Sakti” room.

This museum collects, copies and preserves thousands of lontar (manuscripts made of palm leaf), “prasasti” (transcriptions on metal plates) and books. All of those ancient writings contain various information about human life, such as religion, architecture, philosophy, genealogy, homoeopathy, “usada” (medical manuscripts), black magic, and so on, in the Balinese, Kawi (old Javanese) and the Dutch, English and German language.

Gedong Kirtya Museum has two arch gates that are still original and well preserved. In each entrance, there is any information about what years it was manufactured. The outer gate was made on June 3, 1939, and the inner gate was made on May 31, 1933. Both of these arch gates look ancient and original made of brick, cement and sand. Some parts of the gates are decorated with relief of Mahabarata puppet stories. Based on the information from the head of the museum, there were only two main buildings back in a few decades ago, the Kirtya Building as a place to store palm trees, and warehouse building located at the back area of museum. Now there are five new buildings in the museum area, three office buildings, a traditional pavilion called bale bengong for multi-functioned purposes and a toilet. The Kirtya Building was made during the Dutch colonial period, which later then handed to a Dutch foundation, then Bali Documentation Center, and on 1986 it was finally given to the Buleleng Regency government. In the museum yard, there is a beautiful garden area that is decorated with pule trees (local variant of palm trees commonly grown for gardenscape), red frangipanis trees and carpet of green grass.

Gedong Kirtya was built in Singaraja by a Dutchman named L.J.J Caron who came to Bali to meet with kings and religious leaders to discuss about Bali literary arts (lontar). He believed that all lontar that were stored in Gedong Kirtya is a treasure that should be preserved so that it won’t be damaged or lost. Before known as the museum, this area was known as a foundation named “Kirtya Lefrink – Van der Tuuk” which was deliberately established to protect Balinese literary arts. F. A Lefrink was an assistant regent of the Dutch government in Bali who was very interested in Balinese Culture and also had written many books about Bali and Lombok. He also worked together with Dr H. Van der Tuuk, who was a historian who gave his land and buildings to be used as this museum.