Villa with stunning views

Villa Awang Awang , 3 level villa with stunning views
Nurture body and soul in your own private villa.

A choice of a 1 , 2 , 3 or 5 bedroom villa, situated ten minutes drive from Ubud, the cultural centre of Bali, overlooking the sacred Petanu River and lush tropical jungle. They are designed according to ancient traditions with the correct alignment to the holy mountain.

Awang Awang means floating in the space between heaven and earth the perfect description for our villas, perched dramatically on the edge of a deep ravine with breathtaking views of the river and the lush tropical forests that clad its banks. If you choose to stay in this enchanting place, you will experience the ultimate in Balis natural beauty and wildlife combined with comfort, tradition, and genuine service from the heart.

LOCATION:
Villa Awang Awang is situated in the traditional village of Melayang overlooking the verdant Petanu river valley five kilometres east of Ubud. The short drive from Ubud will transport you through a stunning landscape of rice terraces and jungle with Balis sacred volcano, Gunung Agung, towering in the distance. The villa is just over one hours drive from the international airport.

VILLAS:
Villa Awang Awang can be rented in conjunction with the two bed-rooms Villa Beji and/or the one bed-room eco-friendly Villa Pererepan , one bedroom Villa Luwih or 3 bedroom Villa Melah. You, therefore, have the choice of anything between a one-bedroom and a thirteen bedroom renting option, with accommodation for up to 23 guests. Up to 3 more guests can be accommodated using extra beds.

LOCATION:
Ubud is Balis cultural hub, a conglomeration of villages positioned at the confluence of two rivers. The area has been a haven for local and foreign artists since the 1930s, and is now the islands centre for fine arts and cultural performances, attracting art collectors, connoisseurs, writers, mystics, and people who are actively involved in anthropology, music, dance, architecture, environmentalism and alternative healing.

Ubud is home to a treasure trove of art museums and galleries, featuring traditional and modern work including paintings, ceramics, carvings, sculpture, batik, weaving and photography. In the neighbouring villages, you can watch the islands most accomplished painters, stonemasons, woodcarvers, mask makers and silversmiths at work. Ubud is also a great place for shopping; classic, contemporary and abstract paintings, plus a large range of crafts including gold and silver jewellery, woodcarvings, fabrics, clothing, pottery, batik, paintings, metalwork and antiques can all be found in the towns numerous galleries and shops. The market is open every day selling handicrafts, garments, spices and foods, and Ubud even has its own sacred Monkey Forest.

International restaurants are plentiful, although nightlife is limited with the majority of places closing around midnight. Ubud is the seat of the Sukawati Royal Family; the palace is centrally located and open to the public. There are many cultural performances staged here, in particular, the famous Kecak dance, the fire dance, the monkey dance and the Legong dance.
The area is ideal for total relaxation or activities such as meditation, yoga, jungle trekking, mountain cycling and white water rafting. Numerous trails offer memorable walks, and the opportunity to witness time-honoured methods of agriculture.