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At Hyatt and Andaz in Bali, our commitment to sustainability goes beyond hospitality—we’re deeply rooted in preserving the island’s natural heritage.

Bodhi Tree

The Bodhi Tree holds deep spiritual significance across Asia...

Weeping Fig

The Weeping Fig symbolizes eternity and community. In Bali,...

Sea Almond

The Sea Almond tree is a familiar sight along coastlines and...

Pongame Oiltree

The Pongame Oiltree is known for its many practical uses and...

Pandan

Known locally as Pandan, this plant is a staple in kitchens...

Common Fig

The common fig (Ficus carica), locally called Pohon Ara or P...

Eggplant

Eggplant, or terong, is a beloved part of local cuisine. Her...

Kurkuma Plant

Known locally as kunyit, the Kurkuma Plant has been a key pa...

Tomato

Tomato is more than just a kitchen staple—it’s a powerhouse...

Lemon

Lemon is a bright and refreshing fruit known for its high vi...

Butterfly Pea

Known locally as blue pea or bunga telang, the Butterfly Pea...

Moringa Tree

The Moringa tree, known locally as kelor, is often called th...

Cat Whiskers

Cat Whiskers, or kumis kucing, gets its name from the unique...

Aloe Vera

Lidah buaya, or aloe vera, is a plant deeply rooted in tradi...

Chili Pepper

Cabai, or chili pepper, is a staple in Indonesian cuisine an...

Betel Leaf Plant

Sirih holds a sacred place in Indonesian culture, symbolizin...

Seagrape

The Sea Grape is a beloved coastal tree known for its cluste...

Tamanu

Known as the “Beauty Leaf,” the Tamanu tree holds a special...

Kapok Tree

The Kapok Tree is one of the most majestic trees of the trop...

Majegau Tree

The Majegau Tree holds special cultural significance in Bali...

Milkwood Tree

The Milkwood Tree is widely recognized across Southeast Asia...

Rain Tree

The Rain Tree is widely admired across Indonesia for its imm...

Sea Hibiscus

The Sea Hibiscus is a familiar and valued tree in Balinese c...

Tabebuya Tree

The Tabebuya Tree is widely admired for its spectacular seas...