Almost every woman dreams of feeling like a queen, shining at a luxurious ceremony, or imagining herself as the heroine of a colonial romance novel. By trying on Indonesian kebaya clothing, you can fu…
Bali recently saw one of its most extraordinary skateboarding events. Dozens of girls, young women, and adults, dressed in traditional kebaya (lace blouses) and kamen (batik skirts), gathered at Lumin…
Kartini Day — April 21
Indonesia has its own Women’s Day, which differs from the global celebration on March 8. This holiday honors a national heroine: Raden Ajeng Kartini.
In the grand finale of Top Model Indonesia 2024 in Bali, 70 models from various Indonesian provinces took part. The contestants went through a rigorous selection process at local levels, as the compet…
Wedding! When we hear this word, warm feelings, smiles, often come to mind. In our imagination, something magical, joyful is envisioned.
Each country has its own traditions and customs for conducting marriage ceremonies. In different parts of Indonesia, wedding rituals can be strange in some places and touching in others, but they are…
Embarking on a journey to Bali offers more than just picturesque landscapes and luxurious resorts.
Amidst the island’s lush greenery and vibrant markets lie sacred Hindu temples, revered sanctuaries central to Balinese culture.
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.
Traveling to any country invariably includes visits to local temples and other religious centers. Whether you're in Egypt, France, Bali, or Zimbabwe, you will be offered an introduction to the local r…
Melukat is one of the sacred rituals in Bali that uses water as a means to purify a person. The purpose of melukat is to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit, and to eliminate any negative influences.
«On Bali, „Gucci“ and „Dolce & Gabbana“ don't cut it,» says designer Max Milian, responding to my question about «how to be stylish on the island.» He adjusts his udeng (traditional Balinese male…
