Cliffs on one side and a beach on the other, the long sunsets at The Mulia in Bali are leisurely

As a follower of BB, seeing JMG's 'exotic charm' still feels rather thin and naive, far from reaching the level of superstition—of course, it could also be that the design fee was not generous enough. The resort layout and the villa designs are very traditional, a typical display of the nouveau riche mentality that bigger is better, with villas of nearly three hundred square meters incorporating some dispensable Middle Eastern flavored mosaics and textures, not as lively and delicate as Alila. Of course, there are advantages too, the resort is nestled between Uluwatu and Jimbaran, with cliffs on one side and a beach on the other, and there's also the incomparable beauty of the sunsets, offering a variety of island holiday pleasures all at once.