Morning sunlight across the green rice terraces of Tegallalang, an excursion from Ubud

Nyuh Kuning · Ubud

Close to Ubud.
Rooted in the village.

A home on Jl. Nyuh Bojog, at the edge of the Sacred Monkey Forest. Village life on your doorstep, with the wider world of Ubud close by.

Tegallalang rice terraces · An excursion from Ubud

Your neighbourhood

A different pace, still connected.

Nyuh Kuning is an established Balinese village south of central Ubud. Local homes, small cafés, yoga spaces and daily ceremonies give the neighbourhood its character.

Find NOYA

Your place in
Nyuh Kuning.

Jl. Nyuh Bojog · Nyuh Kuning
Ubud, Gianyar · Bali, Indonesia

Come for a walk through the neighbourhood. We’ll show you the site, the access and the local places we return to.

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Ubud, with the island around you

Rice terraces today.
The coast tomorrow.

Make Ubud your base for Bali’s landscapes, temples and coast. These approximate drive times from our project guide help put a day out in perspective.

Map of Bali from the NOYA presentation, showing Ubud in relation to Tegallalang, Kintamani, Bedugul, Jatiluwih, Sidemen, Canggu and Ngurah Rai Airport
From your Ubud base · Approximate drive times Open full map ↗

Indicative travel times from the project presentation, not live route estimates. Traffic, route and ceremonies can change journeys substantially. Open a destination for current directions.

Tourism zoningPink ZoneNOYA · Nyuh Kuning

A prime location. The right foundation.

More than a great location.

In Bali, the land beneath a villa matters just as much as the villa itself. NOYA’s site has a Pink Zone certificate, a tourism designation that supports the project’s potential for guest rental use.

We can share the full zoning PDF and talk you through the project documentation.

Request the zoning PDF

The tourism zoning supports the intended use of the site, while operating permissions are addressed separately.

Beyond the village

Let the day take you further.

Ridge walks, rice terraces and the island’s volcanic landscape give you reasons to stay longer. These are places to explore from NOYA, rather than views from the villas.

A palm tree rising above a path at Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud
Campuhan Ridge Walk · Photograph by Rebecca Clarke
Green rice fields and the surrounding Ubud landscape
The wider Ubud landscape · Supplied location photography

Travel times vary with traffic, route and ceremony closures. Photography credits.

A conversation starts here

Come and see the neighbourhood.

Ask for the floor plans, current availability and a full price breakdown. Or arrange a visit to see where NOYA will take shape.

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