With Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, approaching in March, The Mulia Bali offers a variety of curated wellness programs aimed at enhancing this reflective period for its guests.

This provides visitors with a unique chance to pause and reflect as the island enters a 24-hour silence, allowing them to reconnect with nature and indulge in Bali’s tranquil beauty.

Amidst the distractions of modern life, the clear night skies and the fresh air create a peaceful ambiance that is both rejuvenating and uplifting.

Sensory Experiences

At The Mulia Bali, guests can regain their inner balance through guided yoga classes and mindfulness practices that resonate with the island’s reflective spirit.

Guests can also choose to immerse themselves in the healing properties of Ayurvedic massages or Vietnamese cupping, specially tailored to revitalize the body and mind. These treatments are rooted in ancient practices aimed at improving circulation, alleviating stress, and promoting overall wellness.

From Nyepi to Aidilfitri

As Nyepi’s serene observance transitions to the exuberant celebrations of Aidilfitri, The Mulia Bali embraces a festive environment to celebrate the end of Ramadan.

This is a time of unity, thankfulness, and the enjoyment of traditional culinary delights. At The Cafe, visitors can relish authentic Indonesian specialties, such as the iconic Ketupat Lebaran, accompanied by rich side dishes like Opor Ayam (coconut milk chicken) and Rendang (spiced beef).

This woven rice cake represents forgiveness, unity, and renewal—values deeply embedded in the spirit of Aidilfitri.

The contrast between Nyepi’s calm introspection and Aidilfitri’s lively festivities epitomizes Bali’s harmony of contrasting elements. At The Mulia Bali, this balance is celebrated through experiences honoring both traditions, allowing guests to engage with and appreciate the island’s cultural richness.