The rice terrace is the property is watered from the Pangi river (across from the house) and filtered through the fish pond and then flows to the rice field with a terasering system (rice terrace watering system). To maintain its organic status we only use natural Neem oil to prevent bugs and pests. The rice is grown 3 times each year and is farmed traditionally and consumed by staff and guests who stay at the villa. Rice has been growing on this land for over 30 years.

The rice terrace has always been part of the land purchased by a previous owner in 1998. She developed the land to be organic by applying only organic compost from dry leaves and waste from a farm nearby. This process took over 6 years for the rice to be truly considered organic.

When she wanted to sell the property, she made sure the new owner would preserve her rice field. That promise is kept by the Javanese family who purchased the land. The rice field now became a feature of the majestic - Omah Sabin Villa. Even when the company expands its porfolio in 2020, they manage to find a property that mimics its original property’s landscape - view of the iconic Balinese rice field. With the vast development in Canggu in the past few years, Omah Sabin’s family is committed to conserving Canggu’s natural charm