Rice in Indonesia is so central to everything that even now, many inhabitants of the country revere a special goddess of rice and fertility, Dewi Sri.
In Bali, the name of the goddess Dewi Sri is carried by a street and a food court in Kuta, as well as an alley and a shop in Tibubeneng (Berawa).
Two days after the Saraswati holiday, Balinese people celebrate Soma Ribek. In 2021, Soma Ribek fell on August 30th. On this day, Hindu believers express gratitude to God for abundant food, especially…
Today, on August 9th, in Bali, the day of Hari Bhatara Sri is celebrated, dedicated to the deity Bhatar Sri Sedana, who is responsible for prosperity and wealth. This holiday occurs every 210 days and…
A modern and clean warung where you can have a quick meal.
Location.
Located in one of the alleys near Dewi Sri street — this street with many cafes and restaurants. Good location of the warung, calm, quiet, and away from the busy street. Separate parking for cars, bik…
In anticipation of the New Year celebration in Bali, the police have announced several changes in traffic in the Kuta and Seminyak areas. This is done to prevent traffic jams and ensure a safe and pea…
1. Textile market — Most fabrics are colorful and synthetic, but there's a chance to find exclusives. Operating hours until 5:00 PM…
Address: Jl. Sulawesi, Dauh Puri Kangin, Denpasar Bar., Kota Denpasar, Bali.
Balinese Hinduism on the island is known as Agama Hindu Dharma, Agama Tirtha, Agama Air Suci, or Agama Hindu Bali. It represents a unique form of Hinduism followed by the majority of Bali’s population…
To open an account with BRI Bank for foreigners, follow these steps:
Prepare Documents:…
• Passport
• Visa (such as work, tourist, or social)
• Proof of residence in Indonesia (like a rental agreement or other documentation)
Arak, a traditional distilled beverage, holds unique significance in Bali as it is the only Indonesian island where it can be legally enjoyed in a variety of settings.
Embark on a journey into the heart of Balinese culture through the lens of a local woman.
From serene mornings in rice paddies to bustling markets and sacred rituals, this article provides a unique perspective on the ordinary yet extraordinary life of a Balinese woman.
