«Waisak» is an official holiday in Indonesia dedicated to the life, death, and enlightenment of Buddha.
It might come as a surprise that Waisak is celebrated in Indonesia. The country has less than 1% Buddhists, but nevertheless, it's officially recognized.
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This is the largest Buddhist monastery in Bali. Located on the slopes of a mountain in the village of Banjar, approximately one and a half kilometers from the hot springs in Banjar.
Vihara Dharma Giri Temple is located in the village of Pupuan. It is famous for its 10-meter statue of Buddha. The temple is built on three levels. On the first level, there is an open courtyard where…
Fascinating Facts About Bali!
1: Bali is often called the Island of the Gods or Pulau Kahyangan (Indonesian variant).
2: Balinese people live in two worlds simultaneously! The first is visible (sekala) and the second is invisible (niskala). Ancient ceremonies and rituals help maintain a connection to the second world
Learning acceptance here can take just a couple of weeks, experiencing long-held emotions in a single session, believing in the existence of spirits and guardian angels after a few initial moped rides…
One of the most impressive temples globally and a major attraction in Yogyakarta on the island of Java.
Borobudur Temple, the largest Buddhist temple on the planet, was built in the 9th century and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The Vihara Dharmayana Kuta Buddhist temple is one of the few attractions of Kuta.
This temple was visited by the 14th Dalai Lama during his visit to Bali in 1982. Its other local name is Kongcho Kuta.
Surabaya, the bustling capital of East Java, and the culturally rich Madura Island offer a unique blend of urban sophistication and traditional charm.
As a major economic hub, Surabaya is home to vibrant markets, green parks, diverse temples, and modern accommodations, making it a popular destination for business and leisure travelers alike.
Deadly beauty from the island of Bali: exquisite carved skulls.
Such souvenirs are not for the faint-hearted, but nevertheless, the intricacy of the ornaments and the finesse of the craftsmanship are simply breathtaking!
