Arsa Wayan Guest House is located in Bakas Tourism Village, Klungkung, Bali, a traditional village that still preserves the authentic Balinese way of life. The property is surrounded by a peaceful and natural environment, offering guests a quiet and relaxing atmosphere away from the busy tourist areas.
The area around the guest house is known for its lush greenery, fresh air, and beautiful rural scenery. Guests can experience the daily life of the local community, where Balinese traditions, customs, and culture are still strongly practiced.
Staying at Arsa Wayan Guest House provides a unique opportunity to enjoy the calm village atmosphere while experiencing the warmth and hospitality of the local people. It is an ideal place for travelers who want to relax and experience the authentic charm of Bali.
About the Host
The host of Arsa Wayan Guest House is an experienced tourism practitioner and cultural community leader who is actively involved in the development of tourism and traditional institutions in Bakas Village and Klungkung Regency. He has been working in the tourism and hospitality industry since 1989, beginning his career in the heart of Bali’s tourism sector.
With decades of experience, he is known for his warm personality, friendliness, and dedication to providing the best service to every guest. For him, every visitor staying at Arsa Wayan Guest House is not simply a guest, but part of the family, welcomed with genuine Balinese hospitality.
In addition to his work in tourism, he also holds several important community roles. He currently serves as the Secretary of the Bakas Traditional Village, the Chairman of the Bakas Village Consultative Body, and is actively involved in the Bakas Tourism Village Management Board.
At the regency level, he contributes to the Klungkung Healthy City Program as the Coordinator for Healthy Tourism, and also serves as the Chairman of the Communication Forum of Village Consultative Bodies in Klungkung Regency.
He is also involved in adventure tourism as the Secretary of the Klungkung Regency chapter of the Federasi Arung Jeram Indonesia (FAJI), supporting the development of nature-based tourism and white-water rafting activities in the region.
His dedication to tourism development and cultural preservation has earned him several recognitions, including the Bali Exemplary Family Award in 2019, recognition in the Homestay Management Competition in 2022, and the Best Tourism Innovation Award at the Bali Provincial Level in 2024 for a cultural tourism program titled “One Day as a Balinese in Bakas Village.”
He has also received a Copyright Certificate in 2025 and a Cultural Certificate in 2025, recognizing his commitment to preserving and promoting Balinese culture through tourism initiatives.
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Arsa Wayan Guest House is located in the tourism village of Bakas in Klungkung Regency, Bali, an area that still preserves the peaceful atmosphere of traditional Balinese countryside life. The surroundings of the property are filled with lush greenery, fresh air, and a calm environment, making it an ideal place for guests who want to relax away from the busy tourist areas.
Bakas Village is well known for its strong Balinese traditions and cultural heritage, which are still actively practiced by the local community in their daily lives. Guests staying in the village may have the opportunity to witness traditional ceremonies, community activities, and the harmonious way local people live alongside nature and culture.
The surrounding area also offers various natural attractions and activities such as countryside trekking, enjoying scenic rice fields, and adventure activities like white-water rafting along the nearby Melangit River. In addition, the village is conveniently located for exploring other attractions in Klungkung Regency and different parts of Bali.
With its friendly community, peaceful atmosphere, and rich cultural environment, Arsa Wayan Guest House provides guests with a unique opportunity to experience the authentic charm of a traditional Balinese village.
Languages spoken: English,Indonesian