A great nation will record and archive history. That's the saying that deserves to be followed, including by travelers who like to explore unique sites and save historical stories. In Bali, there are many buildings and monuments that record the struggle of the Indonesian people against the colonialists. You can explore years in the past in the monument. Here are recommended destinations that you can visit and find out more about the story. Perjuangan Bhuwana Kertha MonumentThis monument has 17 meter high that depicts the date of Indonesian independence. At its peak, you can see the padmasana and fire symbolizing the grace of the Creator ….

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Water is the largest natural resource on Earth. In Bali, water has a deep philosophy and is embedded in the traditions of the local community. Melukat is one of the rituals carried out with the medium of water as a way to get closer to the Almighty. Melukat according to Balinese belief is a soul purification ritual called tirthayatra. This ritual using holy water or tirtha is performed as worship in Hinduism. However, Hindu priests do not forbid anyone who wants to follow melukat. The ritual of melukat etymologically comes from two words, ‘su’ which means good and ‘lukat’ means purification. So that melukat is ….

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Every culture has rules in living every aspect of life. On the Island of the Gods, there is a tradition of managing the yard in the house building arrangement. This tradition is known as telajakan which plays a role in maintaining the balance of the home environment. Telajakan is located at the very front of the house. The distance from the road body varies, generally approximately two meters. The slope is soil that cannot be covered with cement or concrete. Its function is for green open space and as a water catchment area. One area in Bali that still follows this tradition is the Jasri ….

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The diversity of ethnic groups in Indonesia represents the richness of culture. On the Island of the Gods, the richness of culture is also illustrated by the standing of temples that are hundreds of years old. One of the pagodas on the island of Bali is hundreds of years old, called the Caow Eng Bio Temple. Caow Eng Bio Temple A typical Chinese architecture building stands majestically on the north bank of Tanjung Benoa. The dominant bright red color envelops the worship house of Kong Hu Chu religious people. This house of worship is known as the Caow Eng Bio Temple. This temple is located ….

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Every year in Tenganan Pegringsingan Village, a Tradition called Usaba Sambah is held. This tradition aims to welcome the puberty of young men and women in the village. Usaba Sambah implementation consists of several series of rituals that usually last for several days. Pandanus War became one of the rites held in Usaba Sambah. In addition to the famous Pandan War, there is also a unique ritual that must be carried out in this tradition, namely, Metimpugan. Metimpugan Rituals The Metimpugan ritual is part of a procession of maturity that must be followed by native children from Tenganan Pegringsingan Village. In its implementation, Daha or ….

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The existence of temples in Bali is popular around the world, and it’s spread throughout the island. Some of them are located on the mainland, there are also those on the coast. Some temples are even the most iconic landmarks. Seven of the temples in Bali are ancient temples. Where the age of the temple ranges from hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Therefore, take your time to visit those places once in a lifetime. 1. Pura Maduwe Karang Pura Maduwe Karang was built by an undagi or architect named Nyoman Ragia and Wayan Jenang in 1890. The temple is housed in the statues ….

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