Alam Jiwa
Alam Jiwa means the soul of nature. This was Pak Ketut's second Alam creation. Set back in the rice fields of Nyuh Kuning Village, 11 guest accommodations are luxuriously appointed each in their own style with artistic touches of Bapak Ketut and local craftsmen. Enjoy the intimacy of a home nest within lush gardens along a flowing stream. A 15-minute walk through our peaceful village brings you to the Monkey Forest and Laka Leke Restaurant where you can also enjoy an evening dance performance. A 20-minute walk and you are in bustling Ubud, or complimentary shuttle car to and from the centre of Ubud is also available on request.
The Alam Wangi Spa located at Alam Shanti is also a short walk or shuttle away. The staff are also happy to arrange meals in-house offering the option to simply stay-in and relax in your own haven after a day of exploration.
Hanoman - Grand Deluxe Rooms
The six Grand Deluxe Rooms at Alam Jiwa are set in three separate bungalows- each with two rooms with private entrances. Enjoying rice field and garden views, each room is beautifully appointed in its own style embracing traditional Balinese architecture with modern amenities. All rooms have air-conditioning as well as ceiling fans. Bathrooms have an indoor bathtub and an open-air shower. Our staff are always available to make your stay comfortable and memorable.
One Bedroom Suites
Two One-Bedroom Suites at Alam Jiwa called Merpati and Casuary are set in one bungalow- each room with private entrance. Merpati is on the upper level and Casuary on lower level. Each room is beautifully appointed in its own style embracing traditional Balinese architecture. Stone carvings gracing the walls were crafted by Bapak and local artisan friends. Bedrooms have air-conditioning as well as ceiling fans. Luxurious bathrooms have an indoor bathtub and an open-air shower. Spacious verandas invite outdoor living while enjoying views out to the rice fields. On clear days, you may also see Mt. Agung in the distance. Our staff are always available to make your stay comfortable and memorable. 
Deluxe Twin Bed Suites
Gelatik has twin beds with space to add an additional sofa bed for triple share. The veranda space offers a relaxing garden view. Each room at Alam Jiwa is beautifully appointed in its own style embracing traditional Balinese architecture with modern amenities. All rooms have air-conditioning as well as ceiling fans. Bathrooms have an indoor bathtub and an open-air shower. The staff are always available to make your stay comfortable and memorable. Gelatik is named after the Java Sparrow which loves to live by the rice fields.
Explore
A short walk or drive away from the main road brings you into the beautiful countryside. Alam Jiwa happily arranges drivers and guides for private exploration of backroads and artisan villages. Set off on rice walks, see the sunrise at Mt. Batur, or enjoy some backroad cycling. Nearby is the bustling town of Ubud with nightlife, fantastic shopping, restaurants and cultural performance. There’s also ATV rides, white water rafting and yoga/wellness classes. A cooking class at Cafe Wayan is an absolute must!
Monkey Forest
Just a short stroll from Alam Jiwa is the Monkey Forest. Home to over 1000 long tail macaques, explore this forest sanctuary with banyan trees and its holy spring. Within the forest is the Pura Dalem Temple of Padang Tegal village, dedicated to the god Shiva.
Bali Heritage Walks
An exclusive tour tracing the evolution of the unique culture of Bali. The mystical Pakerisan River valley to the north of Ubud was listed as a cultural heritage area by UNESCO in 2012. Explore ancient ancestral sites and holy springs dating back to 8-12th centuries. Learn about Bali’s ancient belief systems and about the complex irrigation system known as subak – reflecting the Balinese outlook on life called Tri Hita Karana- a philosophy which maintains balance among the natural, physical and spiritual worlds. A traditional organic Balinese lunch is served while enjoying conversation with your Balinese hosts who are happy to share further insights into their culture and customs.
Arts and Crafts
The surrounding villages of Ubud are dedicated to traditional arts. Artist compounds of traditional painting can be visited in the villages of Penestanan and Pengosekan. Wood and mask-carvers are found in the village of Mas, and stone carvers are concentrated in the area of Singapadu and Batubulan.
