Between the Java Sea and the Indian Ocean, an almost diamond-shaped island, along with many other islands, extends from northwest to east, forming the boundary of the ocean, which is the "Island of the Gods" praised Bali. Long before the spread of Hinduism across the sea, the people of Bali have always believed in the gods of nature, sun, water, fire, wind, mountains, and sea, all of which are closely related to their daily life.

On the island, all things have spirits. No matter the traditional courtyard (pekarangan) residential style, sculpture, literature, dance, art, or a long history of human precipitation, religious belief, such worship and reverence for nature naturally formed the sustainable ecological concept of harmonious coexistence with nature, and clearly reflected the physical characteristics of tropical island climate. And strong regional style.

From May 23 to May 29, 2025, on a 7-day, 6-night trip, you can delve into the "place" itself with YINJISPACE, experience, perceive, and learn how different luxury hotels in Bali cope with, integrate, and individual differences based on the overall coordination of the site environment.

① Vacation villa design master Maximilian Jencquel personally taught 2 days, from the villa - hotel on-site research, and unlock the design logic behind, how to create a relaxed life?

② Focus on 4 Plus Indonesian architects (Maximilian Jencquel, Blanco Studio, Bada Studio, Nataneka Arsitek) and visit 8 vacation mansions;

③ Visit and stay in 7 hotels: Amanandari (stay), Amanculan Amankila (visit), Aman Villas at Nusa Dua (visit), Lost Lindenberg Hotel (stay), Further Hotel (stay), Como Uma Hotel Ubud (stay), Hotel Ulamanbali (visit);

④Two major artistic fields were explored, and Aman's artists joined: material art (Maverick Lee) and furniture art (Mary Verspoor);

⑤A local Workshop: Bamboo Creativity and Design Exploration, with Orin Hardy, the son of the founder of the Green School, personally teaching;

⑥Dine at 6 designed restaurants (Kemiri Restaurants, Uma Cucina, Culinary, Begawan Biji, Local Indonesian Lunch, Amanchuran Restaurant)

Maximilian Jencquel, founder of Studio Jencquel, takes inspiration from the different cultures of South America, North America, Europe and Southeast Asia to embark on a poetic co-creation journey with his clients, both visually and sensually. Each building is a continuation of a dialogue with nature, combining modern and simple lines with the temperature of traditional craftsmanship. He specializes in using natural materials, such as bamboo, wood and stone, to integrate buildings with the environment, creating Spaces that are both sculptural and peaceful. Jencquel's work is not only a functional exploration, but also an expression of philosophy - in architecture, he constructs a silent narrative between man and nature, past and future, art and life.

Maurizio Moeis, the Italian-born founder of Bada Studio, blends modern architectural aesthetics with natural elements, focusing on sustainability and eco-friendly principles. His works are simple and sculptural, emphasizing the flow of space and the texture of materials, and he is good at constructing artistic and functional Spaces. He is not only an architect, but also an artist, often using architecture to express emotions and aesthetics, aiming to create spatial experiences that resonate with us.

Blanco Studio founder Conchita Blanco spent most of her early life in Bali before moving to Australia. The granddaughter of the famous Spanish painter Don Antonio Blanco and Balinese dancer Ni Rondji, Conchita has been steeped in creative culture and art education since childhood.

Nataneka Arsitek, co-founded by Kendro Priyoso & Jeffry Sandy, is dedicated to designing architectural works that are deeply integrated with the environment and culture. His work is simple and modern, while cleverly incorporating natural elements and local materials, showing respect for sustainability and tradition. Each building conveys a deep understanding of light, shadow and material in the details and spatial layout, and strives to integrate with the surrounding landscape, pursuing a poetic and peaceful aesthetic conception.

Orin Hardy is a renowned bamboo educator and architect in Bali, dedicated to exploring the new possibilities of space and leading people to learn how to integrate sustainability into their lives. Under The influence of his father John Hardy, founder of Bali Green School, Orin has also founded two practical educational businesses, Bamboo U and The Kul Kul Farm, and works closely with IBUKU, founded by his sister Elora Hardy.

Maverick Lee is a self-taught designer who moved to Bali from Singapore 30 years ago and settled there after being drawn to the island's creative atmosphere and abundance of natural materials. He focuses on the use of raw materials and emphasizes the connection between the creative process and the final product. Lee's work has a unique personality and distinct character, while bringing warmth and lightness to the space, reflecting the harmonious relationship between space and nature. His creation is not only a visual presentation, but also has the power of freedom and healing.

Mary Verspoor is a designer and creator with Indonesian and Dutch ancestry, currently based in Bali. She works closely with a team of artisans in her studio to create hand-carved wooden objects and furniture that are inspired by nature and blend traditional and modern elements. Mary is determined to create high quality, unique and authentic products, and the designers and artisans at her studio are committed to preserving and enhancing the organic qualities of recycled teak and tropical hardwood in order to express respect for the natural environment.

Interested individuals can inquire by calling 008618516033254 or adding the official WhatsApp at 08618516033254. Additionally, you may send your requirements to the email address: mia@yinjispace.com.

For a group of 3 or more participants, each person will receive a discount of 500CNY.

If a group consists of 5 or more participants, each person will enjoy a discount of 800CNY.

Returning participants who have attended 2-5 trips will receive a discount of 500CNY, and starting from the 6th trip, the discount increases to over 1000CNY. Note that discounts offered by items 1 and 2 do not stack, but item 3 can be combined with either of them.

Hotel Notes:

The listed hotels in the itinerary are based on double occupancy, with room assignments arranged randomly according to the order of registration. If a participant experiences poor sleep quality, it is recommended to upgrade to a single room. The price difference for the upgraded room is to be borne by the participant.

Visa Notes:

The passport must have at least 6 months of validity remaining after the trip concludes and should have 2 blank visa pages (excluding observation pages). YINJISPACE only collects passports on behalf of participants. The approval of the visa application is at the discretion of the consulate. Any losses (including, but not limited to, self-booked flights or hotel reservations) incurred due to visa rejection are the responsibility of the visa applicant. Once the visa application is submitted, the visa fees are non-refundable, with a processing time of 6-8 weeks.

Insurance Notes:

The insurance provided for this trip is only applicable to participants holding passports issued by mainland China. Participants holding non-mainland China passports are required to purchase their own insurance (self-provided insurance). Any risks and losses incurred due to opting out of insurance coverage will be the responsibility of the participant.