Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts

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Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts

It's close to many good restaurant and Dive Centers.

Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts is a beach-front property located in the very desirable Jemeluk Beach of Amed where you can stroll and enjoy the magnificent view of the sacred Gunung (Mount) Agung.

25/04/2026

Lipah Room brings a space that feels connected to local elements, from wooden materials to woven details that come together naturally.

23/04/2026

Along the coast of Amed, jukung boats line the shore, facing the sea and ready to head out with the rhythm of the fishermen’s day.

Simple in form, yet long rooted in daily life here, carrying stories of routine, shifting winds, and a close connection to the sea.

21/04/2026

At Lempuyang, the journey begins with every step you take. This temple is known as one of Bali’s significant spiritual sites, with its iconic gate facing Mount Agung.

It’s not only about reaching the top, but also about how each step brings you closer to a different kind of experience on the island.

19/04/2026

A walk through the forest around Tenganan reveals another side of Bali. The trail passes through tall bamboo and dense forest, leading to small temples hidden along the hillside. Along the way, guides share how the forest has long provided the village with everything it needs, from building materials to the fruits that grow naturally in the mountains. By the time you reach the higher ground, the trees begin to open, offering a view over the ancient village below.

17/04/2026

Set on the slopes of Mount Agung, Pura Besakih stands as the largest and most important temple complex in Bali. Its towering gates and layered shrines reflect the island’s distinct architecture and deep spiritual tradition. With the mountain rising quietly in the background, this sacred place reminds every visitor how closely nature, culture, and faith are woven together in Bali.

15/04/2026

Stone arches frame the view at Ujung Water Palace, where history and landscape meet above the coast of Karangasem. Built during the royal era, this place once welcomed the kingdom’s guests. Today, it offers visitors a place to pause and take in the open sky, the hills, and the sea stretching beyond.

13/04/2026

Among the trees and the gently flowing water from the stone wall, Pura Tirta Sudamala is known as a sacred place revered for its natural spring. In Balinese tradition, the water that pours from its fountains is believed to convey a sense of purification. Many people come here to participate in Melukat, a spiritual cleansing ritual in which the body is washed beneath sacred water. For the Balinese, Melukat is more than simply bathing in a spring it is a way to calm the mind, release what feels heavy, and begin again with a clearer heart.

11/04/2026

Beneath the surface of Amed’s clear waters, a different world unfolds. Coral reefs stretch quietly across the seabed while fish move freely between them, creating a scene that feels alive in every direction. Snorkeling here is not simply about swimming, it’s about discovering the vibrant life that thrives just below the surface of Karangasem.

09/04/2026

At Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts, these stone paths connect the rooms, gardens, and spaces spread throughout the lodge. From here, guests walk toward their rooms, the pool, or the lounge areas, moving through a setting that feels welcoming at every corner.

07/04/2026

Moments like this feel just right sitting outside, sharing a drink, and letting time move at its own rhythm. At Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts, the atmosphere invites you to enjoy the sea breeze, share easy conversations, and linger a little longer over simple moments.

05/04/2026

A small pool sits at the center of the courtyard at Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts. Guests often pass by after returning from the beach, sometimes stopping for a swim, sometimes just sitting for a while before the evening begins.

03/04/2026

Inside the Tirta Gangga Room at Amed Lodge by Sudamala Resorts, natural textures and handcrafted details shape the space’s atmosphere. Wooden panels, woven ceilings, and soft white linens come together to create a setting that feels closely connected to East Bali’s character. It’s a room designed for rest after a day exploring the coastline, temples, and villages of Karangasem.

Adresse

Jl. I Ketut Natih, Purwakerti, Karangasem, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali
Mbali
80852

Téléphone

03632787651

Site Web

http://www.sudamalaresorts.com/

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