KUTA, Bali (BPN) – The Stones Hotel to celebrate its 11th Anniversary with the theme ‘A Journey Through the Sights and Sounds of the Stones’ on November 29, 2023.
The hotel invites its guests into the captivating atmosphere and rich history that has defined The Stones Hotel over the past 11 years. This anniversary event has been meticulously designed to stimulate the guests’ five senses, creating a journey that starts the moment they arrive at The Stones Hotel.
The very essence of Indonesia’s natural beauty takes center stage through ‘Indonesia Unveiled: The Daniel Kordan Nature Photography Exhibition,’ a visual journey that promises to carry visitors away to the enchanting landscapes and diverse ecosystems of this remarkable archipelago.
Through the lens of the renowned photographer Daniel Kordan, he serves as guide, capturing the lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and exotic wildlife that make Indonesia a true paradise.
Daniel Kordan, an esteemed photographer and nature enthusiast who currently calls Bali his home, shares his deep connection to Indonesia’s natural beauty through his stunning photographs.
With a portfolio that includes publications in prestigious magazines like National Geographic, his passion extends to sharing his knowledge with photographers of all levels through workshops, tours, and expeditions.
This exclusive exhibition of his work will grace The Stones Hotel for a month, giving the opportunity to admire and purchase this limited edition collection of Daniel Kordan’s photography masterpieces.
The upcoming exhibition at the lobby starting on November 29 is highly anticipated and has created significant excitement in the photography and art world. Set against the backdrop of the hotel’s premium lifestyle venue, the exhibition promises to transport visitors to the breathtaking landscapes of Indonesia.
To further elevate the experience, a special appearance from Poyang the Dayak dancer and his group from Banjarmasin, Kalimantan, will bring Daniel Kordan’s photograph to life through a special Dayak dance performance at The Stones Hotel’s lobby on the day of the event as well.
At the heart of Sundanese culture and the mesmerizing world of bamboo music, the hotel presents Saung Angklung Udjo (SAU) at the main pool as part of this exciting 11th-anniversary event. Founded in 1966, SAU’s mission is to preserve Sundanese culture and angklung music.
This is not just a performance; it is an opportunity to witness bamboo craftsmanship and traditional musical instruments come to life.
Furthermore, this event supports the education of local underprivileged children, making it a unique experience by the poolside, exclusively at The Stones Hotel.
