A meticulously designed luxury wellness retreat nestled in the lush heart of Bali. The Bali Naga Mandala seamlessly blends traditional spiritual wisdom with contemporary eco-conscious design. The center features over 50 natural pools, eco-conscious villas, treehouse accommodations, and a dedicated holistic wellness center offering both ancient healing practices and cutting-edge health sciences.

With a total capital investment of $160 million, the project has achieved significant investor interest. It utilizes renewable energy sources and sustainable practices, eliminating the need for conventional electrical infrastructure and reducing its environmental footprint. The project is designed to integrate harmoniously with its natural surroundings, and a portion of its workforce will be from local villages, directly contributing to the local economy.

Projected a 237.50% overall ROI over 15 years, with a strong appeal to high-value wellness travelers seeking immersive, transformative, and sustainable luxury experiences. Positioned to be a leader in the global wellness tourism market, which is expanding at twice the rate of general tourism. The project is recognized for its commitment to both profitability and positive social and environmental impact.

The Naga Mandala Retreat

A collection of 15 exclusive, architecturally distinctive eco-luxury private villas in a prime Canggu location, offering panoramic ocean views and bespoke amenities. Each villa was designed with passive cooling techniques, locally sourced recycled timber, and rainwater harvesting systems.

Sold out entirely off-plan within 8 months of launch, demonstrating strong market demand for consciously designed luxury living. Features private organic gardens for each villa, promoting local produce consumption. Active collaboration with local construction teams, fostering skill development.

Delivered an impressive 25% capital appreciation upon completion, exceeding initial projections. Set a new benchmark for sustainable luxury residential development in the bustling Canggu area.

Asri Residence Collection, Canggu Eco-Luxury Private Villas

A breathtaking 20-suite boutique hotel perched on the dramatic cliffs of Uluwatu, offering unparalleled ocean vistas. Puri Bintang is envisioned as a cultural hub, incorporating a traditional Balinese performing arts stage, a gallery showcasing local artists, and a culinary program that celebrates indigenous flavors.

Pioneering a "zero-single-use-plastic" policy from its inception. Design incorporates traditional Balinese stonework and sacred geometry. Engaged a local dance troupe for daily performances, providing a stable income stream and preserving cultural traditions.

Forecasted 15% occupancy premium due to its unique cultural immersion offerings. Anticipated to become a key destination for cultural tourism, driving long-term value and community benefit in the Uluwatu region.

Puri Bintang Resort, Uluwatu Cliffside Boutique Hotel & Cultural Hub

A revitalization of a prime, underutilized plot in Seminyak into a serene urban wellness sanctuary. This project features a state-of-the-art spa, boutique accommodation, and a health-conscious restaurant, all designed as a tranquil escape from the vibrant town.

Implemented advanced water purification systems and integrated vertical gardens to maximize green space in an urban setting. Utilizes natural light extensively to reduce energy consumption. Sourced all spa products from local Balinese organic farms.

Demonstrated strong revenue per available room (RevPAR) growth in its first year of operation due to high demand for its unique urban wellness offering. Provided employment and training opportunities for a significant number of local therapists and hospitality professionals.

The Tirta Spa & Retreat, Seminyak Urban Sanctuary

A dynamic beach club and exclusive suite complex designed as a contemporary coastal lifestyle destination in the emerging area of Pererenan. The project emphasizes sustainable materials, direct beach access, and a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere.

Features extensive use of reclaimed timber and bamboo in its construction, alongside a highly efficient waste management and recycling program. Designed with natural ventilation to minimize reliance on air conditioning. Committed to supporting local surfing initiatives and beach clean-ups.

Strong pre-sales and membership subscriptions indicate high market acceptance. Expected to deliver robust cash flow from both hospitality operations and long-term lease agreements for the suites, attracting a new wave of conscious tourists to Pererenan.

Melali Beach Club & Suites,
Pererenan Sustainable Coastal Lifestyle Destination

A pilot project of a small cluster of eco-villas located in the untouched beauty of North Bali (e.g., near Buleleng), specifically designed for long-stay guests seeking tranquility and deep cultural immersion. The project prioritizes minimal intervention with the natural landscape and direct benefits to the surrounding villages.

Built entirely with local materials and labor, ensuring maximum economic impact for the immediate community. Features extensive permaculture gardens supplying the villas and local markets. Offers authentic cultural workshops led by local villagers, such as traditional weaving and cooking classes.

While offering a different return profile (focused on steady, sustainable income rather than rapid appreciation), it exemplifies PT Sangkara Dewata Asia's commitment to social impact and long-term value creation in less-developed areas, establishing a template for ethical expansion.

Jepun Eco-Villas, North Bali Community-Integrated Retreat