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Flora of Our Jungle Resort

Flora

Surrounded by the lush tropical landscape of The Lokha Ubud Resort Villas and Spa, our jungle resort is home to a rich variety of native and tropical plants that thrive in harmony with nature. Towering trees, fragrant blossoms, and vibrant greenery create a living sanctuary where every pathway and garden reflects the natural rhythm of Bali.

Each plant within the resort has been thoughtfully preserved or cultivated to support the local ecosystem, provide natural shade, and enhance the sense of tranquility. From sacred trees rooted in Balinese tradition to tropical fruit and ornamental plants, our flora invites guests to reconnect with nature, breathe deeply, and experience the quiet beauty of the jungle.

This living landscape is not only a visual experience, but also a gentle reminder of our commitment to sustainability, balance, and mindful living in the heart of Bali.

Local Name

Latin Name

English Name

Bali Name

Type

Trumpet Tree

A seasonal flowering tree that blooms brilliantly, adding charm to the resort landscape.

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Banana Plant

A fast-growing tropical plant essential to Balinese daily life and cuisine.

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Fan Palm

An ornamental palm with fan-shaped leaves that creates a refined tropical look.

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Tropical Almond Tree

A large shade tree whose leaves change color with the seasons.

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Sea Mango

A coastal tropical tree with glossy leaves and a strong visual presence.

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Legume Plants

Ground-cover plants that help maintain soil fertility and balance.

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Garlic Chives

A natural herb commonly used in traditional cooking and remedies.

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Fishtail Palm

A decorative palm with distinctive leaves shaped like a fish’s tail.

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Heliconia

A vibrant tropical ornamental plant adding bold color to the garden.

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Frangipani

A signature Balinese flower with a soft fragrance, widely used in offerings and decoration.

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Sugar Palm

A native palm known as the source of traditional palm sugar.

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Bignay Tree

A fruit-bearing forest tree that attracts birds and small wildlife.

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Areca Palm

A slender palm traditionally linked to Balinese rituals and daily life.

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Devil Tree

A sacred tree in Balinese belief, often associated with temples and forests.

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Coral Tree

A striking tree with red flowers, often seen in rural and garden areas.

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Mangga

A shade-giving tree with heart-shaped leaves, commonly found across Bali.

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Mango Tree

A classic tropical fruit tree growing naturally within the landscape.

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Palm Trees

Various tropical palms that add an exotic and elegant resort feel.

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White Mango

A native mango variety with a delicate aroma and refreshing taste.

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Whitewort Plant

A traditional herbal plant used in local remedies.

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Screw Tree

A unique shrub with twisted pods, commonly found in Bali’s natural landscapes.

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Bael Fruit Tree

A culturally significant tree valued for its fruit and historical importance.

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God’s Crown Plant

A medicinal plant known for its distinctive fruit and traditional uses.

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Indian Cherry Tree

A traditional fruit tree that contributes to the biodiversity of the resort.

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Putat Tree

A local tree often found in moist areas, blending seamlessly with the natural environment.

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Bishop Wood Tree

A tall tropical tree providing natural shade and a true jungle ambience.

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Orchid Tree

An elegant flowering tree with butterfly-shaped blooms that enhance the garden scenery.

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Kusum Tree

A native forest tree that supports the natural ecosystem of the surrounding jungle.

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Yellow Flame Tree

A beautiful shade tree with bright yellow blossoms that illuminate the garden.

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Champak Tree

A fragrant flowering tree deeply connected to Balinese culture and spirituality.

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Bamboo

A symbol of balance and harmony in Bali, creating a natural and peaceful setting throughout the resort.

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African Tulip Tree

Known for its vibrant orange-red blooms, bringing striking color to the jungle landscape.

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Oil Palm

A tropical palm with wide fronds that adds texture and depth to the surrounding greenery.

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Coconut Tree

An iconic tropical tree that enhances the serene atmosphere of our resort with its graceful silhouette.

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