A transformative wellness journey inspired by Bali’s sacred Day of Silence promises to connect guests with their inner selves and the island’s rich spiritual heritage.
The Apurva Kempinski Bali, a luxury resort celebrated for its dedication to showcasing Indonesia’s vibrant cultural tapestry, is set to unveil Mauna–The Art of Silence this October. Nestled where emerald rice terraces meet the azure waters of the Indian Ocean, this groundbreaking wellness experience redefines the essence of silence and tranquillity. Drawing inspiration from Nyepi, Bali’s Day of Silence, this innovative, holistic programme invites guests to embark on a journey of mindfulness and spiritual reconnection.
Mauna, derived from the Sanskrit word for “silence,” transcends the concept of a mere wellness retreat. It is an immersive experience that encourages participants to step away from the clamour of daily life and embrace deep introspection. Rooted in traditional Balinese practices, where the Day of Silence fosters self-reflection, purification, and spiritual renewal, the island pauses, allowing inhabitants and visitors alike to immerse themselves in a day devoid of sound, light, and activity—an environment primed for inward exploration.
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