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Ibah Ubud

Ibah Ubud is a boutique hotel located on ancestral land by the Wos River in the Campuhan Valley. The property features villas and suites with views of gardens, river, and jungle, designed with traditional Balinese architecture and modern comforts. Ibah supports sustainability through its Ibah Farm project, which applies biodynamic and permaculture principles. The hotel offers organic dining and guided spiritual experiences at the sacred Beji spring. Its operations are guided by the Balinese concept of Tri Hita Karana, promoting harmony between humanity, environment, and spirituality.

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Ibah Ubud

Heritage & Place

Ibah was built on ancestral land gifted to the founding family and is now carefully stewarded by the next generation. Set within a landscape rich in spiritual significance, the property reflects a deep respect for Balinese heritage through architecture guided by traditional principles such as Sapta Rsi and Asta Kosala Kosali, ensuring harmony between space, nature, and spirit.

Tri Hita Karana in Practice

Ibah’s philosophy is shaped by Tri Hita Karana — the Balinese principle of balance between humans, nature, and the divine. This guides daily operations, guest experiences, and long-term decision-making, encouraging meaningful connection rather than excess.

Sustainable Food & Farming

Central to Ibah’s environmental commitment is Ibah Farm, where biodynamic and permaculture practices are used to nurture soil health and grow nutrient-rich produce. Ingredients from the farm support organic dining at Wana Restaurant, creating a direct relationship between land, food, and guest experience.

Cultural & Spiritual Engagement

Ibah offers cultural programming and guided spiritual experiences, including visits to its sacred Beji spring. Guests are invited to engage respectfully with Balinese rituals, arts, and traditions, contributing to the preservation of cultural knowledge and local institutions.

Community & Custodianship

Local engagement is woven into Ibah’s identity — from supporting nearby temples and cultural initiatives to employing and empowering Balinese team members. Sustainability at Ibah is understood as custodianship: caring for land, culture, and community so they may continue to thrive for generations.

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