HOSHINOYA Bali's sustainability practices rooted in Balinese philosophy
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HOSHINOYA Bali integrates sustainability into its operations, community engagement, and guest experiences, guided by the Balinese Hindu principle of Tri Hita Karana, which emphasizes harmony between people, nature, and the spiritual world. Located on the ancestral lands of the ancient Bedulu Kingdom in eastern Ubud, the resort respects the sacred Pakerisan River and the lush landscape. The resort supports local craftsmanship and communities through initiatives like the Tenun Cagcag Traditional Weaving Tour and monthly Banjar Cleaning Projects. Guests can also participate in complimentary Banjar Walking Tours and Ubud Rice Field Walking experiences. HOSHINOYA Bali manages water responsibly, respecting the traditional Subak water management system, and integrates water flow throughout the property. Culinary operations prioritize local ingredients, with offerings such as the Market Tour and Cooking Class. The resort also facilitates engagement with Balinese spiritual traditions through complimentary Balinese Crafts Workshops, where guests can learn to make Canang Sari, and by respectfully observing cultural events like Nyepi. Rates at HOSHINOYA Bali start from IDR 10.9 million per room per night.
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