The luxury resort in Bali that gives back to the community | Remarkable Living
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Soori Bali is the brainchild of Singaporean architect Chan Soo Khian. It’s no ordinary resort but one that’s deeply integrated into life of the villagers of Kelating - the staff members are like “family” and there’s a traditional dance school within the premises.
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Indonesia most beautiful country in entire world 😍
Bali - The island of Gods 🇮🇩
Beautiful both design and giving back to the community.
The floods of foreigner who comes and live in Bali is huge! sometimes it makes me feel like a guest in my own country, Like it or not it will bring change and impact to the local! so how your presence give the positive impact to the local communities are matters?! I’m happy to see still there are foreigner who responsible, care and respect to the local communities like this, as it’ll meant a lot to them.
I have been in Bali 3 years ago and I could see a lot of poverty, besides all that luxury resorts. How the local communities benefit from the tourism?
@@Tchokwe By poverty, do you mean their way of life? What do you want? Sky scrappers like you have in New York? Is that what you've called a "luxury"???
As long as people get adequate, equal opportunity to basic necessities like electricity, shelters, food, medication and education it is not poverty. Maintaining a traditional way of living is not "poverty". That is actually a luxury where you guys, plebs from the city are craving of, far from your concrete and polluted cities.
I've seen people that you've said living in poverty ate luxurious items for their daily meal. Like tribes that lives close to coastline, they even have lobsters, prawns in their daily diets. Sure, a lot of infrastructure can still be improved (without sacrificing their traditional culture) but living in wooden houses in rural areas doesn't make you poor.
Unless you are deprived of basic necessities, then, we could classify them as poor and "poverty" as you claim.
*Wow so Wow this is really so heavenly beautiful and definitely a dream place to live until my last breath cos its such a paradise*
Absolutely divine......🤍
Love it
So proud I had been a member of employee in this spectacular property while under Alila management back in 2014.
Amazing. Very inspiring.
This is inspiring...I admire the well thought architectural design
Beautiful ❤️
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