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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 7: AYANA Bali's newly opened cultural and events center, the SAKA Museum, has just been recognized in Time magazine's prestigious list of the world's best places in 2024. -art installations, the SAKA Museum is establishing itself as a centerpiece of the island's spiritual and cultural heritage.
As part of the AYANA Bali tourism destination, SAKA Museum underlines its mission to promote and preserve Bali's vibrant cultural heritage. The museum's inaugural exhibition, 'Walking Among the Giants', showcases a collection of ogoh-ogoh, giant effigies paraded during Bali's New Year's 'Day of Silence' celebration, Nyepi. This collaborative masterpiece, crafted by Balinese communities and artists, vividly portrays iconic figures from Balinese folklore and legends. The SAKA Museum seamlessly blends Bali's rich traditions with its modern spirit, a harmony that is reflected throughout the architectural design from the museum. Award-winning Napp Studio & Architects has artfully captured Bali's natural beauty in the museum's design. From the island's tranquil night sky, reflected in the light-studded ceiling, and the volcanic rocks in the materials of jasper and agate, to the water caves evoked through numerous pools and fountains, the museum conveys the deep connection between Balinese culture and the natural world.
“We are truly honored to have our collaboration with the Balinese community recognized by such a renowned publication,” says Judith Bosnak, Director of the SAKA Museum. "With our captivating exhibitions, we hope to further elevate this beautiful culture and captivate the global community."
In addition to showcasing Balinese culture, the museum was specially developed to serve as a premiere venue for a wide range of events. The East Gallery on the first floor offers an elegant setting for special occasions, accommodating weddings and corporate meetings for up to 300 guests. On the second floor, the SAKA Garden features a charming outdoor setting with a floating stage, perfect for events of up to 400 attendees. Through exhibitions, seminars and events held in these spaces, the SAKA Museum aims to foster a greater appreciation of Balinese history and culture. Coming soon, SAKA eagerly anticipates the launch of new exhibitions, including a display that explores Subak, the UNESCO-recognized water management system established in the rice fields of Bali during the 11th century and still in use today. Another upcoming attraction will feature an innovative dome-shaped light and sound installation offering a new interpretation of Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence.
TIME Magazine's inclusion of the SAKA Museum on its list of the best places in the world is a significant affirmation of Balinese culture and traditions, and AYANA's dedication to instilling a deeper understanding of the island's living heritage. The museum's name is a tribute to the Balinese Saka calendar, which perfectly sums up its mission to unite the past, present and future of Bali.
The museum is now open to AYANA Bali hotel guests free of charge and to the public upon payment of an entrance fee. Learn more about the SAKA Museum here. Find high resolution images of SAKA Museum here.Just 12 km from Bali International Airport, AYANA Bali enjoys a majestic stretch 1.3 km of coastline facing cliffs over Jimbaran Bay. The 90-hectare complex is home to four award-winning hotels:
* AYANA Resort Bali, whose 294 rooms and suites combine classic elegance with traditional Balinese aesthetics, each with marble bathrooms, furnished balconies and interconnecting doors.
* AYANA Segara Bali, whose 197 rooms and suites bring a contemporary indoor-outdoor touch to the legendary Balinese-inspired AYANA experience. * AYANA Villas Bali, whose 78 luxurious villas feature private pools and spectacular seabeds.
* RIMBA by AYANA Bali, a 403-room family resort.
AYANA Bali is also home to the SAKA Museum, dedicated to preserving and sharing the island's rich culture and history. Nearby, you will find AYANA Residences, Bali's first purely residential community integrated within a 5-star resort, and the award-winning AYANA Spa, featuring 53 treatment rooms, including one of the largest hydrotherapy seawater pools in the world. world and, located on a cliff. over the Indian Ocean: the incomparable Spa on the Rocks. AYANA Bali offers 15 wedding venues; 14 freshwater pools, including a children's pool and the saltwater Ocean Beach infinity pool at the base of the cliff; the secluded Kubu Beach; 27 places to eat; 15 meeting and event venues; a business center, an 18-hole golf course; 2 tennis courts; a running track; 2 gyms; and 2 children's clubs.Opening in 2024, the SAKA Museum is a cultural center to celebrate the creative, spiritual and philosophical expressions of Bali, while its vast Indoor and outdoor spaces make it a first-class venue for various occasions. Through its exhibitions, seminars, knowledge center and permanent collection, SAKA Museum sparks curiosity and encourages a deeper appreciation of Balinese culture while supporting the advancement of best museum practices in Indonesia. The museum is part of AYANA's commitment to collaboration with the Balinese community.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 7: AYANA Bali's newly opened cultural and events center, the SAKA Museum, has just been recognized in Time magazine's prestigious list of the world's best places in 2024. -art installations, the SAKA Museum is establishing itself as a centerpiece of the island's spiritual and cultural heritage.
As part of the AYANA Bali tourism destination, SAKA Museum underlines its mission to promote and preserve Bali's vibrant cultural heritage. The museum's inaugural exhibition, 'Walking Among the Giants', showcases a collection of ogoh-ogoh, giant effigies paraded during Bali's New Year's 'Day of Silence' celebration, Nyepi. This collaborative masterpiece, crafted by Balinese communities and artists, vividly portrays iconic figures from Balinese folklore and legends. The SAKA Museum seamlessly blends Bali's rich traditions with its modern spirit, a harmony that is reflected throughout the architectural design from the museum. Award-winning Napp Studio & Architects has artfully captured Bali's natural beauty in the museum's design. From the island's tranquil night sky, reflected in the light-studded ceiling, and the volcanic rocks in the materials of jasper and agate, to the water caves evoked through numerous pools and fountains, the museum conveys the deep connection between Balinese culture and the natural world.
“We are truly honored to have our collaboration with the Balinese community recognized by such a renowned publication,” says Judith Bosnak, Director of the SAKA Museum. "With our captivating exhibitions, we hope to further elevate this beautiful culture and captivate the global community."
In addition to showcasing Balinese culture, the museum was specially developed to serve as a premiere venue for a wide range of events. The East Gallery on the first floor offers an elegant setting for special occasions, accommodating weddings and corporate meetings for up to 300 guests. On the second floor, the SAKA Garden features a charming outdoor setting with a floating stage, perfect for events of up to 400 attendees. Through exhibitions, seminars and events held in these spaces, the SAKA Museum aims to foster a greater appreciation of Balinese history and culture. Coming soon, SAKA eagerly anticipates the launch of new exhibitions, including a display that explores Subak, the UNESCO-recognized water management system established in the rice fields of Bali during the 11th century and still in use today. Another upcoming attraction will feature an innovative dome-shaped light and sound installation offering a new interpretation of Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence.
TIME Magazine's inclusion of the SAKA Museum on its list of the best places in the world is a significant affirmation of Balinese culture and traditions, and AYANA's dedication to instilling a deeper understanding of the island's living heritage. The museum's name is a tribute to the Balinese Saka calendar, which perfectly sums up its mission to unite the past, present and future of Bali.
The museum is now open to AYANA Bali hotel guests free of charge and to the public upon payment of an entrance fee. Learn more about the SAKA Museum here. Find high resolution images of SAKA Museum here.Just 12 km from Bali International Airport, AYANA Bali enjoys a majestic stretch 1.3 km of coastline facing cliffs over Jimbaran Bay. The 90-hectare complex is home to four award-winning hotels:
* AYANA Resort Bali, whose 294 rooms and suites combine classic elegance with traditional Balinese aesthetics, each with marble bathrooms, furnished balconies and interconnecting doors.
* AYANA Segara Bali, whose 197 rooms and suites bring a contemporary indoor-outdoor touch to the legendary Balinese-inspired AYANA experience. * AYANA Villas Bali, whose 78 luxurious villas feature private pools and spectacular seabeds.
* RIMBA by AYANA Bali, a 403-room family resort.
AYANA Bali is also home to the SAKA Museum, dedicated to preserving and sharing the island's rich culture and history. Nearby, you will find AYANA Residences, Bali's first purely residential community integrated within a 5-star resort, and the award-winning AYANA Spa, featuring 53 treatment rooms, including one of the largest hydrotherapy seawater pools in the world. world and, located on a cliff. over the Indian Ocean: the incomparable Spa on the Rocks. AYANA Bali offers 15 wedding venues; 14 freshwater pools, including a children's pool and the saltwater Ocean Beach infinity pool at the base of the cliff; the secluded Kubu Beach; 27 places to eat; 15 meeting and event venues; a business center, an 18-hole golf course; 2 tennis courts; a running track; 2 gyms; and 2 children's clubs.Opening in 2024, the SAKA Museum is a cultural center to celebrate the creative, spiritual and philosophical expressions of Bali, while its vast Indoor and outdoor spaces make it a first-class venue for various occasions. Through its exhibitions, seminars, knowledge center and permanent collection, SAKA Museum sparks curiosity and encourages a deeper appreciation of Balinese culture while supporting the advancement of best museum practices in Indonesia. The museum is part of AYANA's commitment to collaboration with the Balinese community.
