Welcome to Puri Dewa Bharata
Hotel & Villas

Om Swastiastu

 

Puri Dewa Bharata Hotel and Villas, set in a landscaped tropical garden, possesses the ambience of charming original traditional Balinese village concept for your opulent Bali holiday experience. Nestled at the borderline of Seminyak, Hotel Puri Dewata and Villas is close to stylish boutiques and shops, arcade of fine restaurants, and colorful nightlife entertainments. Located 15 minutes away from Kuta beach and 5 minutes to Double Six beach, the hotel offers you a comfortable stay in quiet presence for your tranquility. Boasting total of 48 rooms, all villas and rooms are designed and decorated in traditional Balinese style coupled with modern conveniences. Each space has been designed with the intent of allowing and inviting you to embrace the beauty of the lush manicured surroundings.

Puri Dewa Bharata Hotel and Villas invites you to discover the real unspoiled traditional Bali, the island of gods

 

Om Shanti, Shanti Shanti Om...

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Shortly about bali

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With a reputation as being one of the most beautiful and diverse tourist spots in Asia, Bali attracts almost 1,000,000 visitors a year, from all around the world. The Balinese people have strong spiritual roots and despite the large influx of tourists in recent years, their culture is still very much alive. The main religion is Agama Hindu Dharma, which arrived in Bali with the spread of Hinduism through Sumatra and Java during the 11thcentury. Although originally from India, the Balinese religion is a unique blend of Hindu, Buddhist, Javanese and ancient indigenous beliefs, with customs that are very different from the traditional form of Hinduism practiced in India today. With the arrival of Islam in neighboring Java during the 15th century, a large member of courtiers, artists, musicians and craftsmen fled to Bali, creating an artistic renaissance.