De'Ramachandra Estate Location Compared to the rest of Bali the Bukit is less lush with a vegetation that consists of small trees, bushes and cacti. It is well known for a series of important temples that perch on cliffside looking out to sea, the most famous being the temple of Uluwatu. Pura Luhur Uluwatu was founded in the 11th century by a Javanese priest and to this days people flock to the temple for magnificent ceremonies and the energetic performances of The Kecak Dance. Over the last two years the Bukit has been slowly building its infrastructure, today there are two international standard schools, supermarkets, cafes and restaurants that cater to the new residents of The Bukit who have recognized the unique opportunities in the area for investment and living. The wonderful golf courses are one of main attractions as well as the surfing beaches that provide thrills for the local and expat community. The cultural centre of GWK hosts special events in the natural amphitheatre that also is the backdrop to the amazing statue of Garuda Vishnu. It is no wonder that with all these incredible features The Bukit is attracting high end residential development that looks to create a balance, both aesthetically and culturally between the desire for modern living and respect of ancient tradition. The other advantage that The Bukit has over other areas of residential development is the ease with which all areas of Bali can be accessed, the airport and major medical and shopping facilities are fifteen minutes drive away, the centers of Sanur and Seminyak are reached in thirty minutes, and Ubud, Canggu and Candi Dasa are barely an hour away. |
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The Bukit Penninsula is one of the most spectacular land formations on the island of Bali. Raised 200m above the ocean it has incredible views and dramatic cliffs that provide a constantly inspiring backdrop from the gentle light of dawn to rich sunsets and the night sky.