Amanjiwo, Indonesia
A hidden jewel at Java’s centre Amanjiwo rests in the shadows of the largest Buddhist temple complex in the world, Borobudur, which reopens to visitors from 1 March 2023.
Aman is a company with purpose; we care about our guests, employees, suppliers, and the environments and communities that surround us. Our ethos has always been to support the well-being of people, society, and our planet, Earth.
The world is facing many challenges. At Aman, we believe in the ideals of sustainable development - leaving a better world to future generations – an ethos which remains at the forefront of our brand. Such ideals are in Aman’s DNA and have been part of the success of our brand since its inception, the opening of our first property, the Amanpuri, Phuket, in 1988. Cultivating a symbiotic relationship with the host community and the environment, Aman embraces the culture of its destinations, wherever it is in the world.
Aman's sustainability efforts combine the expertise of all of our hotel and resort teams around the world who consider the following four pillars in every aspect of their work – local heritage, local culture, environment protection and social responsibility, as recommended by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). Our company uses the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) platform to build a holistic Sustainability strategy.
Sustainability across Aman's destinations
Preserving precious landscapes and ancient custom
South-East Asia's magnetism is manifold, and time here in these stand-alone sanctuaries in Nusa Dua is rich in spiritualism, cultural activities with sailing and scenes of exceptional natural beauty within reach of Aman Villas Nusa Dua.