Brem, a fermented wine made from glutinous rice, is more than just an alcoholic beverage in Bali; it holds a vital place in traditional Balinese rituals and ceremonies.
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Tumpek Landep, occurring every 210 days, holds a significant place in Balinese culture.
On this day, Balinese people bless the metal objects they use daily in their lives and work. However, the metaphorical significance of Tumpek Landep extends far beyond mere reverence for metal.
Every year in February and March, the island of Sumba hosts the Pasola Festival: an ancient ritual war game. Men in traditional costumes engage in battles on horseback to shed blood on the ground, whi…
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