Doris Goh
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Delicious indulgence in Bali for our maximooners
Kath Freer and her husband James have been exploring the Far East, with an unscheduled interlude in Bali the latest stop on their year-long honeymoon. It makes a change for us to read about our adrenaline-junkie maximooners chilling out on the beach, downing mega-cocktails and devouring prawns the size of a hand – nice!
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Bali rides the crest of a Julia Roberts wave
From Travel Mail, Mail on Sunday UK on 25 September 2011
Tourist board executives on Bali are convinced that the recent big rise in tourism can be contributed to Julia Roberts. Her starring role in the last year’s Hollywood success Eat, Pray, Love, based on Elizabeth Gilbert’s book, is thought to have pushed the Indonesian island [...]
Dutch treats in the Ubud highlands
Written by Susan Kurosawa for TheAustralian.com
SECRETED down a meandering road in the village of Payangan, Alila Ubud reveals itself in layers, like an unfurling flower. Just when it seems impossible that luxury lodgings of any serious stripe could be hidden amid ricefields and dense groves of spiky bamboo, monumental stone buildings emerge one by one. [...]
Best Bali Cooking School and Cultural Adventures at Alila Manggis, East Bali
by Rebecca Wicks, a guest at Alila Manggis and the one of the writers of traveleditor.com and The Dubai Diaries…
I have to say I was pretty reluctant to leave beautiful Ubud, but I was still looking forward to seeing a different part of Bali; a more relaxed side to the island and one of Bali’s [...]
Book your holiday now: Alila Villas Soori, Bali
Breathtaking, isn’t it? We often take the quiet, the simple and the stark for granted. In the midst of frenzy, we forget to sink deeper under the covers, savor the sunsets, and settle calmly amongst the quiet. It’s easy to get lost in the thicket, I suppose. When I left New York last week I was anxiety-ridden, hunched over, and angry for reasons I couldn’t understand. Six days later, I leave Bali rested and filled with clarity. Perhaps I needed another coat of arms for all the warfare. Possibly I underestimated how much protection I’d need.
By Felicia Sullivan
Young dream catchers harvest ideas for Greener Bangalore
As a part of the corporate social responsibility drive, Alila Bangalore collaborated with The Royal English School (a school for the less previleged housed is in the same locale), to conduct a Drawing Competition.
Olive Ridley Turtle hatchings discovered in Kelating Beach, Bali
Light plays an important part in our lives. In the natural world, the soft twinkle of starlight and the warmth of moonbeams guide much of the behavior of wildlife. Sea turtles live most of their lives out in the open sea and converge within 15kms around nesting sites for about two months during nesting periods.
Alila Villas Uluwatu hits Travel+Leisure ‘It’ List 2010
Travel + Leisure set out to find the best new hotels in the world again, and this year, Alila Villas Uluwatu is their only pick in Bali, Indonesia, amongst the 45 most exciting openings in the world.






