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.
Near Ubud, there is the Tirta Empul Temple, whose water is considered not only holy but also magical-healing. They say that the temple was built around the source that was created by the warrior god I…
Singaraja. Northern capital Bali…
Singaraja is a city on the northern coast of the island of Bali. It is the administrative center of the Buleleng Regency.
According to sources, Pura Telaga Sawang is a place for purification before praying at the Lempuyang Madya temple.
The temple features a pelinggih with two shrines, one of which is Menjangan Seluang, symbolizing dedication to Hyang Pancha Pandita (the five Mpu priests), namely Betara Empu Gnidaya, Mpu Kuturan, Mpu…
Seafood cuisine with a Japanese touch
Paying special attention to sustainability, Seasalt sources wild-caught seafood from the waters around Indonesia and collaborates with a local social enterprise that supplies high-quality seafood caug…
