AYANA Bali now offers its guests a six-hectare sanctuary designed for rejuvenation and cultural immersion, redefining luxury in harmony with nature. On October 8, 2024, AYANA Bali, the island's renowned integrated resort, will officially unveil Tevana Garden, setting a new standard for eco-luxury tourism. True to AYANA’s name, which translates to 'place of refuge,' the resort has dedicated this expansive garden to provide a serene escape. Guests can explore scenic walking paths and tranquil spots, experiencing the island’s rich biodiversity with over 80 species of tropical plants, creating an unmatched connection with nature in South Bali.
Derived from Sanskrit, “teva” signifies “divine” or “godly,” thus Tevana refers to a place of divine connection. This is felt on arrival at Tevana Garden, where visitors are greeted by a striking water feature at the entrance plaza. A narrow, winding pathway leads guests into a realm of natural wonder where sounds fade to chirping birds, a gentle breeze in the trees, and footsteps on the pebbled path beneath. This lush, green sanctuary invites visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, enhancing the serene tropical atmosphere of AYANA Bali to ensure a truly restorative vacation for every guest.
As they explore, visitors will discover the Viewpoint Tower, offering panoramic vistas of Jimbaran's lush landscape and the vast ocean beyond. Families will delight in the charming treehouse playground, offering a magical space for children to play and explore. Subtly highlighting the area’s geological characteristics, a small natural cave adds to the garden's natural charm. Another highlight includes the Tea Room, providing a peaceful haven for private events and experiences, such as coffee tasting or afternoon tea.
Tevana Garden also boasts a versatile 3,200 square meter outdoor event space for up to 1,000 guests, ideal for hosting unforgettable weddings, corporate events, or any large gathering seeking to embrace Bali's tropical beauty.
Tevana Garden was designed by Kazuma Hasegawa, co-representative, landscape architect, and professor at Kyoto University of the Arts, together with Maiko Shiromizu, co-representative and landscape architect—both from SAHA Landscape Design Office, based in Osaka, Japan, seamlessly blending Balinese charm with Japanese landscape techniques. While celebrating Bali's natural beauty, the garden subtly integrates Japanese influences, as seen in its careful layout, precise measurements of pathways and structures, and meticulous gardening. The result is a harmonious fusion of simplicity and natural beauty, featuring terraced landscapes, gentle flowing streams, sparkling waterfalls, and local white limestone formations. Together, these elements create a tranquil and meditative environment, inviting visitors to experience the calming effects of its design principles.
"AYANA Bali is committed to hospitality which blends nature and luxury in perfect harmony," says Giordano Faggioli, General Manager of AYANA Bali. "Whether you're planning an unforgettable event, or looking for a serene escape, AYANA Bali, with the addition of Tevana Garden, offers an experience that is truly nature-centered, allowing guests to disconnect and rejuvenate during their holiday."
Enhancing the cultural experience, Tevana Garden is conveniently located next to SAKA Museum, AYANA Bali's cultural hub and learning precinct. By combining these experiences – along with other activities on the property, such as traditional dance at Kampoeng Bali, a jamu workshop at AYANA Farm or boreh treatment at AYANA Spa – AYANA Bali guests can enjoy a rich Balinese cultural immersion. This unique combination allows guests to merge their appreciation for art and culture with the restorative power of nature.
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Jimbaran, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali
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