A haven of serenity
Alila Manggis’ breathtaking location between the sea and Bali’s sacred Mount Agung inspired a seamless concept for the resort by its designers at Kerry Hill Architects, with free-flowing interaction between the buildings and surrounding nature. A traditional alang alang thatched roof covers the lobby, beautifully offset by polished ivory and coloured concrete floors. A latticed screen of diagonally laid stones is a feature at each end of the lobby.
1. wildlife, biodiversity & natural habitat
2. water & energy
3. climate
4. community, heritage & culture
5. jobs & education
6. decent work
7. inclusivity & opportunities
8. community, heritage & culture
9. investment
10. resilience
11. ethics
12. local sourcing
+host positive actions
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1. wildlife, biodiversity & natural habitat;
2. water & energy;
3. climate;
4. waste.
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5. jobs & education;
6. decent work;
7. inclusivity & opportunities;
8. community, heritage & culture.
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9. investment;
10. resilience;
11. ethics;
12. local sourcing.
- we bring you flavours that are both local and international -
The sea salt we use is farmed from the salt pans in Goa Lawah nearby, thus the name of the restaurant.
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