The Balinese Hindus do not celebrate the coming of the new year of Saka calendar with lavish party; they celebrate it with meditation instead. No activities are allowed to take place. These mandatory religious prohibitions include no pleasure (amati lelangon), no traffic (amati lelungan), no fire (amati geni) and no work (amati karya). This year, Nyepi Day falls on 25 March 2020.   On Nyepi Day, we will not be able to accept any check-in nor check-out throughout the day.   We notice that you will be staying with us during Nyepi Day, kindly be informed of the below situations during Nyepi Day: The silence begins sunrise around 6:00 am of 25 March 2020 and will go on until the next 24 hours All shops are closed on Nyepi Day There will be no traffic on that day in the whole Bali island Ngurah Rai airport will be totally closed on 25 March 2020, so there will be neither arrival nor departure in the airport on that day. All connecting airports around the globe have been informed in advance about this. Across Bali, the activities are allowed only in emergency rooms and maternity section of hospitals and the arrival section of airport. Any emergencies are taken into consideration and tolerated. The whole island is in silence.   One day before Nyepi, Pengerupukan Day, there will be a nearest Ogoh-Ogoh parade in the evening. Ogoh-Ogoh is the manifestation of a person, an object or anything that disturbs human lives.