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alang-alang

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alang-alang [′ä‚läŋ′ä‚läŋ]
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The suites are all ecologically viable and are only made from indigenous materials, such as thatched wood and alang-alang.
The Top Five Boutique Hotels of the World by Darshi Chohan / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Private courtyards are lavishly landscaped, the interiors are marble and teak, and the ceilings are a Balinese style called alang-alang, a peaked, artful arrangement of elephant-plant leaves tightly lashed to bamboo poles.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME, BE TREATED LIKE A PRINCESS IN BALI by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The Balinese-influenced design of the resort features alang-alang thatched coconut and tile roofing; brightly colored Balinese doors; limestone carvings; intricately woven mats; slate, wood and marble floors; and volcano and limestone fences.
The Ritz-Carlton, Bali opens first Asia resort for The Ritz-Carlton ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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