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Hanging Gardens of Bali

Bali, Indonesia · Independent · Core Luxury

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Villas cascade down a 45-degree jungle slope above the Ayung River near Ubud, reached by funicular, toward a twin-tier infinity pool that looks as if it were floating in the canopy. About 700 local craftsmen built the house between 2003 and 2005 without heavy machinery. It opened as Orient-Express's Ubud Hanging Gardens and now stands independent, still the photograph that sells the gorge.

About Hanging Gardens of Bali

History

Hanging Gardens of Bali was built between 2003 and 2005 on a steep jungle hillside above the Ayung River near Ubud, its villas cascading down a 45-degree slope reachable by a funicular. It was reportedly built by some 700 local craftsmen without heavy machinery, and is famous for its dramatic twin-tier infinity pool that appears to float above the rainforest.

The resort originally operated as the Ubud Hanging Gardens by Orient-Express before becoming an independent property.

The setting

13 km from Neka Art Museum. 19 km from Tirta Empul water temple.

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Awards

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