Explore Balinese Cremation Rituals - Tradition and Culture

Balinese cremation ceremonies, also known as 'Ngaben', are a profound cultural event representing the spiritual journey of the deceased. These elaborate rituals involve vibrant processions, intricate offerings, and are considered a final tribute. Explore how these traditional practices reflect Balinese beliefs in the afterlife, and gain a deeper understanding of this sacred cultural heritage.

Upd. 29/07/25

Welcome to Slavic Roots Cafe in the heart of Canggu, Pantai Berawa, Bali! We offer a delicious selection of organic and healthy food options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Enjoy fresh smoothie bowl…

Canggu
4.8
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16/09/25

Master I Made Ada and His Legacy

I Made Ada, a 70-year-old Balinese woodcarver from Tegallalang near Ubud, has elevated traditional Balinese carving into a world-recognized cultural heritage. His most famous creation is the mystical…

Tegalalang
4.9
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19/07/25
Pecatu (Uluwatu)Hatch Uluwatu
10/08/25
SanurMertasari Beach
Oct 16, from 10:00
08/07/24

This trendy spot offers delicious food with stunning views of the rice fields.

Expect a wait for a table, even for breakfast—reservations are recommended.

The most popular tables are on a separate terrace with a beautiful view, available with a minimum spend of 500,000k.

Kerobokan
4.5
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07/07/24

Warung Nia is a contemporary restaurant known for its generous portions of pork ribs and convenient shuttle service from nearby hotels and villas.

Located in a vibrant local market, where shopping for souvenirs and local goods adds to the experience, Warung Nia stands out for its affordability and attentive service.

Cuisine:
Balinese
Seminyak
4.8
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25/06/24

Te Amo presents a modern European gastronomy bistro infused with the essence of Balinese culture, capturing the taste and excellence of local products.

A chic venue featuring outdoor terraces and a spacious communal table for groups (up to 12 people), Te Amo is your go-to restaurant in Canggu, Bali.

Munggu
4.7
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