Balinese Cremation Ritual Ngaben
An animated crowd fills the streets. People are shouting, laughing, and smiling. Men carry bamboo platforms with towering towers and statues of animals on their shoulders. The statues spin and sway. A…
WILD is one of the most fun Indonesian restaurants in Ubud, bringing a fresh twist to Balinese food with our build your own plate concept. Mix and match your favourite proteins, veggies, sambals, sauc…
Ubud
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
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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
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
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Ngaben Is A Balinese Cremation Ceremony
Ngaben is a Balinese cremation ceremony, an ancient funeral ritual of the Balinese people that allows the deceased to depart this world properly and transition preparedly into another life within the…
Bali’s Most Unusual Burial Tradition, Found in Kintamani
In the village of Bayung Gede in Kintamani, there’s a place that’s barely mentioned in tourist guides. Random travellers rarely end up here. Now and then, it’s visited only by those who already know B…
Inside Bali’s Spectacular Spear Ritual in Munggu
The Balinese are among the kindest people in the world. Even a verbal argument — let alone a fight — is very rare among the island’s local people.
But once every 210 days in Munggu, dozens of local men pick up long sticks and face off against each other. This is how the traditional Mekotek ritual begins.
