Buyan Lakeside Villas has officially opened its doors in North Bali, offering a luxurious retreat on the shores of the sacred Lake Buyan. Situated 1,300 metres above sea level in the village of Pancasari, the resort features five private villas designed for those seeking a peaceful escape amidst mist-covered mountains and tropical rainforests.
The villas cater to couples, families, and wellness seekers, providing a serene alternative to Bali's bustling coastal areas. Each villa, named after Indonesian regencies, offers spacious living areas with modern comforts and traditional Asian aesthetics.
The resort also boasts a 15-metre heated swimming pool and the Pepper Lane Café, which serves a mix of Western and Asian dishes using locally sourced produce.
Cheryl Kwok, Director of Buyan Lakeside Villas, stated, “We want guests to slow down, reconnect with nature and discover the beauty and culture of the island’s northern highlands.”
Guests can explore the area through guided fishing trips and the Twin Lake Rainforest Track, which connects Lake Buyan with Lake Tamblingan. Nearby attractions include the Pura Ulun Danu Beratan water temple and Banyumala Twin Waterfalls.
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