Bali Eco Adventure Resort Bayad - Discovering the World of Tropical Fruits and Spices, Villas & Resort, Restaurant, Spa, Seminary, Cave, Labhyrinth and much more

“PLANT YOUR OWN TREE” Campaign
In order to support our venture, visitors are offered the opportunity to plant their own tree alongside the hiking path. Their tree can be planted at a location of their choice, with a personalized certificate and will be market with the name.

The following TREES are available:
Rambutan Rp 250.000 | Manggis Rp 350.000 | Durian Rp 500.000

A small selection of Tropical fruits, spices and medical herbs that can be seen at :
Hiking Path :	Spice Garden:	Herb Garden:
• Cashew	• Noni Fruit	• Petroleum Plant
• Soursop	• Mahkota Dewa	• Curcuma
• Custard Apple	• Clove	• White Ginger
• Breadfruit	• Lemon Grass	• Blackface General
• Jackfruit	• Chilli	• Soapberry
• Star Fruit	• Nutmeg	• Lavender
• Papaya	• Ginger	• Mock Orange
• Watermelon	• Pepper	• Sweet Basil
• Lime	• Pomegranate	• Patchouly
• Pomelo	• Purple Orchid Tree	• Broad Leaf Thyme
• Coconut	• Vanilla	• Miracle Leaf
• Pumpkin	• Anis	• Good Luck Plant
• Durian	• Passion Fruit	• Valerian
• Mangosteen		• Shaggy B. Weed
• Mango		• Siamruby
• Sapodilla		• Jawa Miracle
• Banana		• Ngai Champora
• Rambutan		• Sawgrass
• Avocado		• Elefant Ear
• Guava		• Indian Deviltree
• Snakefruit		• Cockscomb
• Malay Apple		• Aloe Vera
• Tamarind		• Burm Bell Fruit

What to see at Bali Eco Adventure

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Bali Eco Adventure Center includes:

Over 5 km pleasant hiking path’ through tropical forest with breathtaking views through the famous Petanu valley
A 1,5 km long miraculous underground labyrinth that is unique in Bali
The sacred Hindu Cave GOA MAYA
A cozy reception hut where your tour guide supplies information on attractions you will see during your hiking and where natural fruit drinks will be served
The plant your own tree location where you can chose among Durian, Rambutan & Manggis
The Spice Center with more than 30 tropical spices
The Herb Center with more than 50 tropical herb species
The Pumpkin Garden with Balinese Bamboo Waterorgan
More than 50 fruit trees alongside the hiking path
A beautiful Waterfall
The natural Vanilla Garden
Genuine Balinese Rice paddies alongside the hiking path
Rambutan Garden, good viewpoint for resting and taking pictures
The tour-end location, from where you will be brought back to the starting point by a shuttle
The relaxing PETANU restaurant at the ECO Center with shopping opportunities for fresh Fruits, Spices, Herbs and Souvenirs

The Bayad Underground Labyrinth
One can hardly leave Bali without having seen this miraculous and unique underground labyrinth. It is assumed that this phenomenal network has been established by farmers about 750 years ago as an irrigation system for rice paddies on the north side of the Eco Center. Certain appearances inside the labyrinth may prove the theory that locals were hiding in this underground from Dutch invaders around 300 years ago. Some newer adaptations above the tunnels were probably build by locals in 1965 when they were hiding in the underground network from incredible violence by Indonesian Nationalists set out to extinguish all traces of Communism when thousands of Balinese were killed. Today, in countless hours, locals have cleaned up a large part of the underground labyrinth that is now accessible for visitors. It’s an adventurous, unique and beautiful underground labyrinth one never forgets.

Goa Maya Cave
Goa Maya Cave is located right in the heart of the network at the west side of Petanu River in the small village called Bayad. The name “Goa” means cave and “Maya” means sacred. It can only be assumed that this sacred Hindu Cave was build in 11 A.D., when there was a battle between the God Bhatara Indra against the evil spirit of Raya Mayadenawa in Tanah Pegat in the northern part of the Petanu River. God Bhatara Indra won the battle and got immortality from Bhatara Siwa. He then built the Goa Maya cave as a place for meditation.