The Mulia & Villas Celebrates Bali's Annual Nyepi Day of Silence

  • March 19, 2015
The Mulia & Villas Celebrates Bali's Annual Nyepi Day of Silence
On this special day, the serene Shirodhara treatment will allow you to experience profound relaxation and fully immerse in the day of self-reflection. Warm oil specifically matched to your dosha is gently, continuously poured over the forehead, invigorating the senses and the mind, providing a total feeling of wellness and mental clarity. Performed on the luxuriously heated Hammam table, this treatment is deeply meditative and releases negativity. Guests can also choose to combine this mind-refreshing ritual with luxurious hair treatments only at Mulia Spa.

The annual Nyepi Day of Silence in Bali, Indonesia is commemorated on March 21, signifying the end of the old year and start of a new, pure world. A day of self-reflection and meditation where noises are kept to a minimum throughout the island, Nyepi is one of the most important and sacred holidays in the Balinese Hindu calendar. On Nyepi Day, all daily activities, noise and public transportation (including airplanes at Ngurah Rai International Airport) are put on hold for 24 hours, starting at 6 a.m. on March 21 to the following day at 6 a.m. The use of electricity is also limited and not a car or person is allowed on the street. This holiday is an extraordinary experience for visitors to find the entire island completely tranquil, enveloped with serenity and silence. Travelers are recommended to arrive two to three days prior to Nyepi Day in order to fully immerse into this holistic meditation experience.

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