Celebrate Silent Day in Pure Serenity

For a New Year celebration with a real difference, check out how the Balinese honour this annual tradition!

This year, the Balinese will celebrate Nyepi, also referred to as Silent Day or Nyepi on 7th March 2019. This auspicious occasion always falls on the day following the dark moon of the spring equinox and it is really quite unique in that the entire island of Bali literally shuts down for 24 hours.

If you are planning to experience Silent Day at Menjangan Dynasty Resort, we have created the perfect getaway package for stays from 6th to 8th March 2019. This exceptional offer includes accommodation for 2 nights in a Beach Camp Tent inclusive of breakfast, one time 2-course dinner for 2 people, one time 60 minutes massage for 2 people, daily afternoon tea, one bottle of wine upon arrival and free use of the exercise room during your stay. It is available for only IDR 4.330.000 net.

For bookings and more information, please contact us at reservations@mdr.pphotels.com.

Valentine’s Glamping Special

What could be better than sharing a romantic Valentine’s Day glamping experience with your significant other?

Menjangan Dynasty Resort invites you to celebrate the day of love in full glamping mode. For a truly remarkable stay, we offer you some very special inclusions:

• 2 nights stay in a Beach Camp Tent including daily breakfast for 2 people
• 1x romantic dinner for 2 people
• Daily afternoon tea
• 1x 15-minute spa sampler
• One bottle of wine upon arrival
• Complimentary Valentine’s gift upon arrival
• Special origami towel arrangement and flower petals on the bed
• Free use of exercise room
• Free Wi-fi

Our Valentine’s Glamping Special is available for IDR 5.150.000 nett from 6th to 28th February 2019.

For bookings and more information, please contact us at reservations@mdr.pphotels.com.

Pasir Putih Beach Club’s Special of The Month

Visitors to Pasir Putih Beach Club can now savour Chef Maleachi’s delicious take on Taglietelly. This flavourful pasta dish comes with Balinese pesto, mushroom, and a prawn skewer topped with ginger sauce.

Priced at only IDR 165K nett per portion, it is available for lunch and dinner.

Our creative bartenders at Pasir Putih Beach Club also invite you to try their newly crafted cocktail called Rum Runner. Made from Grand Marnier, coconut liqueur, banana liqueur, dark rum, pineapple juice, orange juice and lime, this exotic blend is priced at just IDR 150K nett/ glass.

All promotions are available from 1st February to 31st March 2019. For more information, please contact us at reservations@mdr.pphotels.com.

Nyepi & Ogoh-Ogoh Festival

Nyepi & Ogoh-Ogoh Festival

Nyepi is one of the most significant events on the Indonesian calendar and it should top your list of things to experience in Bali in 2019. Nyepi is the first day of the Saka New Year and is a vivid celebration of traditions, spirituality and rebirth. This annual event sees entire communities come together to welcome in the New Year. On the eve of Nyepi, the Balinese people take to their local temple for quiet prayers, warning away any negative spirits for the year ahead. At around 7pm villages become filled with colourful papier-mâché models known as Ogoh-Ogoh. These bright and frightful puppets represent omens and are paraded through streets across Bali to celebrate their departure. The next morning, Bali welcomes the Day of Silence. All activity on the island comes to a complete stand-still. Visitors are expected to stay indoors and respect this sacred tradition.

Source: https://travel.eatsandretreats.com/must-visit-events-and-festivals-in-bali-in-2019/)

Lin Gwan Kiong Temple

Lin Gwan Kiong Temple

If you are a Chinese temple enthusiast, visit Lin Gwan Kiong Temple to feed your curiosity. This old Chinese temple, dominantly painted in red, takes only a 15-minute drive from Lovina Beach to reach. The “klenteng” (the local name for Chinese Buddhist temple) has a historical connection to the Chinese dynasty of Ching. The small gardens surrounded by mural walls are captivating and so are the carved gates. Gwan Kiong Temple is located at Jalan Erlangga No.65, Kampung Bugis, Buleleng. Put it on your list for whenever you are in the northern part of Bali.

(Source: https://trip101.com/article/best-things-to-do-in-singaraja-indonesia)

Guest Comment

Absolutely beautiful setting. The infinity pool was a little slice of heaven. Our tent room was beyond fun. The staff couldn’t have been any better or friendlier. We enjoyed the food very much and one night had some fish for dinner that was beyond delicious! Well worth going a little out of your way for! JeffnLiz V, USA

This is a part of Bali that we were looking for. We drove from Umalas along the coast and were greeted at the resort with welcoming smiles, super fast check-in and a lovely tented room. We couldn't believe how peaceful it was. The design is simple and neutral - similar to properties we've stayed at in Mozambique: open air, natural palette, no unnecessary detailing, very comfortable. We categorise Menjangan Dynasty Resort in the middle-up to exclusive resort and very approachable. It's well-priced, on compact grounds, well-designed and without unnecessary frills. There are so many good things to say about the stay: the staff were very friendly and informed, the food was good, the activities were diverse (SUP, kayaking, snorkelling, day trips etc), the room is gorgeous, the view is incredible. We stayed two days, one night. It felt like a week, we were so instantly relaxed. A great place for a couple to visit - the quietness is perfect for passing the day on the beach, reading at the poolside, doing water activities.   Overall, an excellent stay. Highly recommended! Clee Browne, CHINA