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Accommodations in Ubud, Bali

When planning a trip to Bali it’s always good to have some recommendations for places to stay. There are many places to choose from and the accommodation list on the Ubud Tourism is a good place to start. Two of my personal favorites and reasonable priced places to stay in Ubud, Bali are Artini 3…

Bali ReGreen

Bali ReGreen is a sustainable environmental project aiming to fight land degradation in the island’s driest areas while also educating and training the people who inhabit the land. It is one of the most exciting projects in the region, with an emphasis on long term economic benefits for some of Bali’s poorest people. Bali Spirit…

Project Recycled Newspaper Bags

A great way of reducing our environmental impact and reduce our waste! Shopping bags made from recycled newspapers, made by local people in a farming village on the Indonesian island of Bali. This project provides supplemental income for the small farming community in the hills of eastern Bali. Other than traditional farming, there’s no local…

Hang Drum in Bali

The ancient practice of drumming can be a healing experience, releasing our emotions and helping us in our meditation. It can be one of the most creative and pleasurable ways to tap into the healing nature of rhythm. Most of the drums we sell in our stores come from a local music factory on the…

Yoga in Bali

Ubud has become the yoga capital of south-east Asia. Many people all over the world are coming to Ubud, Bali to be trained by world class teachers and to live the beautiful Bali lifestyle. Many places like the Yoga Barn and Radiantly Alive concentrate on many aspects of yoga including physical work, meditation and spirituality.…

Rice fields Bali

The Balinese rice terraces go back over 2,000 years when hard-working farmers with primitive hand tools began carving the stepped terraces out of steep hill sides. I often stay in hotels with the rice-fields right in my back-yard. Here’s a video of me just above Ubud in the rice terraces.

Roasting Coffee in Bali

For the production of coffee, the raw fruit is taken off the coffee plant. The cherry has the fruit or pulp removed leaving the seed or bean which is then dried. Then the beans are sorted and roasted. After cooling down they are packaged. In larger roasting houses the beans might be grounded before packaging.…
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