In the press

The regenerative movement is gaining attention and traction ! Here are some press articles about Astungkara Way and our movement.

The Australian - 15/10/2022

Bali, but not as you know it

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Get off the beaten track and see a different side of the Indonesian island with Astungkara Way.

Bali’s own “Camino”: Is this new 132km eco-pilgrimage a win for locals and travelers?

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This is the antidote to mass tourism, one that offers the traveler insights into the priorities and challenges of local people.

A global food crisis calls for soil resilience

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Astungkara Way's primary purpose is helping farmers transition to regenerative agriculture.

How a 74-Mile Trek in Bali Is Encouraging Visitors to Tread Lightly

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Even in the short time I spent there, I got to see what regenerative tourism really means.

Regenerative And Adventure Tourism In Bali Gaining Popularity After Lockdown

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Tourism enterprises like The Astungkara Way offer a glimpse into what tourism officials in Bali say they want to see more of.

Bali resorts and enterprises place hopes on green boom

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The results showed that 83% of respondents said sustainable travel is vital

Fields of future wisdom

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Astungkara Way is on a great mission to keep Bali's ancient farming tradition sown into modern life, for generations to come.