Plataran for the Heritage – Reviving Traditions, Inspiring Impact
Plataran’s “Hospitality with Impact” vision extends to preserving and celebrating Indonesia’s cultural heritage. Through its Plataran for the Heritage initiatives, the brand creates opportunities for guests to engage with authentic traditions while ensuring their continuity for generations to come.
Tiba Meka at Plataran Komodo Resort & Spa
In the Komodo archipelago, guests are welcomed with the Tiba Meka procession, a cultural tradition rooted in the local customs of Flores. This ceremonial welcome includes rhythmic drumbeats and traditional dances, symbolizing a heartfelt greeting and the forging of new friendships. This immersive experience allows guests to feel a profound connection to the local community and its enduring traditions.
Melukat Blessing at Plataran Ubud Hotel & Spa
At Plataran Ubud, guests can partake in a Melukat blessing ceremony, a sacred Balinese purification ritual. Conducted by a local priest in serene surroundings, the ritual invites participants to cleanse their minds and spirits, offering a moment of reflection and renewal. This unique cultural encounter highlights Bali’s deep spiritual roots, leaving guests with a lasting sense of peace and gratitude.
Puja Puji at all Plataran Venue and Dining
Every evening at 6 PM, Plataran venues and dining outlets across Indonesia hold the Puja Puji ritual. This short, reverent ceremony involves lighting candles and offering gratitude for the day’s blessings. The ritual not only showcases Indonesia’s tradition of expressing gratitude but also fosters a sense of calm and unity among guests and staff alike.
Plataran’s dedication to cultural preservation goes hand in hand with its commitment to sustainability and community development. By integrating traditional practices into its hospitality offerings, Plataran ensures that Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage is not only celebrated but actively supported.
Each ritual and ceremony reflects a deep respect for the communities and traditions that make Indonesia unique. Guests are not just observers; they become participants in a shared mission to honor and preserve the legacy of Nusantara.