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How often do we ponder over how familiar things and phenomena can take on unexpected facets? This is especially evident when traveling. We explore the traditions of other countries, their culture, and…

Every year, the authorities of Bali compile an events calendar, highlighting the most important events on the island from their perspective. This is done to attract tourists.

Kajeng Keliwon day is good for prayers; many temple anniversaries are celebrated on this day. However, Balinese people believe that one should be cautious on this day because evil spirits may linger n…

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If you have already embraced the Balinese tradition of purification in holy springs, known as «melukat,» you probably know places like Tirta Empul and Sebatu. Tirta Empul is perhaps the most popular p…

Soon the streets of Ubud will be filled with a huge number of people eager to witness the Pulebon Ageng, the royal funeral ceremony. Thousands of locals will participate in the Bade Ageng procession.

This holiday is celebrated on the day following Saraswati Day. In Banju Pinaru, Balinese people head to beaches, rivers, springs, or other water resources to cleanse themselves physically and spiritua…

In 2024, the Balinese New Year, Nyepi, will be celebrated on March 11th. On this day, it is prohibited to turn on lights, be outside, and make noise. The Pengrupukan parade in honor of the holiday wil…

If you are planning to climb Mount Agung, hurry, as it will be closed for ascents from March 17 to almost a month, until April 14. This is due to the annual religious ceremony at the island's main tem…

What holiday is today? This question was on the minds of everyone who found themselves in Ubud on April 14, 2024. And no wonder — dressed-up locals from all sides converge on the main square, where no…