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Embrace the Sacred Stillness: Discover Nyepi at AYANA Bali this March

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Experience the Sacred Stillness of Nyepi at AYANA Bali

Bali, Indonesia – March 2023 – AYANA Bali invites visitors to immerse themselves in the unique cultural experience of Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, taking place from March 28th to March 30th this year. Known for its tranquil atmosphere, this special time provides a chance for peace, reflection, and renewal in a luxurious resort setting.

Nyepi: A Day of Silence

The highlight of this experience is the sacred day of Nyepi on March 29th, when guests at AYANA Bali will observe a day of complete silence, with activities centered around mindfulness and spirituality. This observance gives guests the opportunity to connect with their inner selves in a profound setting.

Giordano Fagioli, the general manager of AYANA Bali, expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming celebration. “We are delighted to offer a truly unique experience at AYANA Bali this year, with the celebration of Nyepi. This moment provides the perfect opportunity to reflect, celebrate, and bond with loved ones, all while enjoying the tranquility of Bali’s beautiful surroundings or the pristine nature of Komodo National Park. Whether you choose to stay at AYANA Bali or Komodo, or both, we are excited to share a transformative experience with all our guests during this special season,’ he stated.

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Pengerupukan Day Celebrations

As the island gears up for Nyepi, AYANA Bali will kick off the celebrations with Pengerupukan Day on March 28th. This festive day will feature an exciting Ogoh-Ogoh Parade, where large effigies representing the eternal struggle between good and evil will be paraded through the resort.

This year’s standout effigies include Angkeran Durmata, which symbolizes greed and arrogance, and Basuki Amogasidi, representing wisdom and balance. Families attending can also partake in kid-friendly activities, including decorating mini-effigies for a colorful children’s parade.

Mindfulness Activities and Cultural Experiences

Throughout the three-day event, guests can choose from a variety of activities designed to promote peace and mindfulness. A Healing Meditation session will offer a serene environment for personal reflection, while stargazing nights will allow participants to embrace the beauty of Bali’s clear night skies, far removed from city light pollution.

Additionally, AYANA will feature a screening of the animated short film Tirta, which focuses on Bali’s environmental initiatives and conveys the critical spiritual connection to water. Guided walks through AYANA Farm will provide an opportunity for guests to appreciate Bali’s lush natural landscapes and deepen their connection to the island’s rich biodiversity.

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Ngembak Geni: A Time for Reunion and Celebration

March 30th marks the final day of the Nyepi celebration, known as Ngembak Geni. This day signifies the end of solitude and is a time for reunion, renewal, and joyous festivities. Guests at AYANA Bali can partake in the Lamak Wish Ceremony, where they will write down their hopes and aspirations for the coming year on decorative Lamak mats. These mats will be ceremoniously offered in a group ceremony, marking the start of a new chapter.

For families, there is an exciting opportunity to engage in a Balinese Dress-Up and Dance activity. Participants can don traditional Balinese attire and join a fun dance lesson that encapsulates the festive spirit of Ngembak Geni.

Conclusion

Whether you are a long-time resident of Bali or visiting from abroad, AYANA Bali offers a unique chance to engage with the island’s culture during the sacred Nyepi season. Join in for a transformative experience that combines tranquility, cultural richness, and community bonding, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Bali’s natural beauty.

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