The 10th World Water Forum, which will take place in Bali from May 18 to 24, 2024, will begin with a water purification ritual. The Melasti ceremony will be attended by 1500 people. They will gather a…
The Balinese tradition of Melukat (a water purification ritual to cleanse negative energy) has become a trending topic on TikTok. With the growing interest in this practice, many Balinese express conc…
For almost three decades, the lake was hidden by overgrowth and silt, with legends circulating about dragons and spirits living there. Now Yeh Malet Lake in Karangasem is open to tourists again. It’s…
Banyumala Twin Waterfall is one of those places in North Bali that still feels quiet and untouched. Hidden among dense greenery, it stands out for its twin streams and the clear pool below, which make…
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.
Just before the quietest day of the year in Bali comes the loudest one. The Pengrupukan Parade, held on the eve of Nyepi, offers locals not only a way to honor religious tradition, but also a chance t…
Melukat is an ancient Balinese cleansing ritual that brings renewal to the body, mind, and soul. Holy water washes away all excess: stress, anxiety, fatigue, and negative energy, leaving only lightnes…
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Labuhan Kebo Waterfall is a hidden waterfall in the Munduk area of North Bali, known for its quiet setting and natural jungle surroundings. Less visited than some of the island’s more popular waterfal…
Melanting Waterfall is one of the lesser-known waterfalls in the Munduk area, surrounded by dense greenery and a more untouched landscape. Reaching it takes a bit more effort, with a walk down through…
