TAMU SESEH
Taking you Back to the
Authentic Essence of Bali Island
Nestled amidst beautiful rice fields on the southwest coast, of Bali, Tamu Seseh blends contemporary luxury with authentic village-inspired architecture. Choose from one to seven-bedroom configurations, each offering a haven of tranquility and personalized service, including your own personal chef.
Sustainability Profile • Updated May 2024 by The Punch Team
"The site selected for Tamu Seseh
was ‘tanah kering’ (unproductive land), meaning no ricefields were lost due to its construction."
Tamu Seseh
SUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT
In the serene property of Tamu Seseh, harmony with nature whispers through every corner. Located upon 'tanah kering,' once deemed unproductive, the resort rises without claiming a single ricefield in its wake. Embracing sustainability as its guiding star, every timber hails from plantations, a homage to the lush forests preserved.
With meticulous care, the architecture mirrors the timeless grace of Balinese compounds, celebrating tradition into every structure. Sacrificing quantity for conscience, no rainforest or coconut tree bowed to progress, preserving the sanctity of the land. Wildlife finds refuge beyond the bounds of construction, ensuring their safety amidst this tranquil retreat.
SUSTAINABILITY HIGHLIGHTS
• Low-energy light fixtures
• Natural breezes are maximized
• All construction materials are Indonesian
• Supporting local economy and employing villagers
• Rubbish is recycled & garden refuse is composted
• Waste water gardens purify septic tank discharge
• Free bicycles are available for guests
• Supporting local schools through 'Villa Owners Association'
• Supporting local village activities and temple
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