Illustration of a waterfall in a forest surrounded by tall trees and lush vegetation.

the wider campus

Your Dwa Chandra reservation includes access to many other parts of Kelebutan Campus.

“You can put two fancy villas anywhere…” a friend once said.

“…this place is different.”

We welcome you to our home, a Balinese village rich in social fabric, natural beauty, and historical heritage. We are surrounded by rice fields, above a river gorge with ancient meditation caves and temple carvings, and we live among the sounds of ceremony.

THE RIVER GORGE

RIVER GORGE PLATFORM

NEXT DOOR

Following a magical path from Dwa Chandra, you'll arrive at our private river gorge along the Petanu River. Nestled within this serene natural setting is an intimate platform that accommodates up to 12 guests, where we offer traditional water blessing ceremonies surrounded by the soothing sounds and beauty of the jungle.

An aerial view of a lush green tropical landscape with palm trees surrounding a house with a swimming pool in the yard. High-end retreat center in Pejeng, Ubud, Bali, Dwa Chandra

BALI HAI

BALI HAI

BIG YOGA SHALA

Bali Hai (2 minutes from Dwa Chandra) has a huge yoga shala with a kitchen and bathroom.

Want to see all the way to Uluwatu? Climb the last set of wooden stairs all the way to the top for a 360-degree view of our whole campus and, on sunny days, mountain tops and Uluwatu’s Garuda statue. 

Inside a rustic wooden hut with a high thatched ceiling, wooden staircase, and large windows showing lush green trees outside.

bunny island

BUNNY ISLAND

AMONGST THE RICE FIELDS

A spacious ironwood platform for up to 30 guests, elevated above the rice fields and offering breathtaking west-facing sunset views. Ideal for private dinners, meditation sessions, yoga, or intimate events, just a two-minute walk from Dwa Chandra.

People sitting on cushions on a wooden deck facing a rice paddy field, with trees and cloudy sky in the background during sunset. A candle is placed on the deck. High-end retreat center in Pejeng, Ubud, Bali

9th century HERITAGE

HERITAGE SHALA

DOWN THE RIVER

It is an ancient archaeological site featuring temple reliefs and hermitage niches carved directly into the rocky walls of the river canyon in Pejeng. Historians estimate the site dates back to the Warmadewa Dynasty (around the 11th century). There is a beautiful shala next to the river with capacity for 20 people.

Small open-sided pavilion with a wooden roof and decorated columns in a lush green garden. Statues of seated figures in meditation are visible in the foreground, and a Buddha statue is seen inside the pavilion.High-end retreat center in Pejeng, Ubud

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