Culture is formed due to certain history or background stories. Like the culture that developed and passed down from generation to generation on the island of Bali. When Bali becomes a tourist destination, the tourists will see directly the culture of the local people. There are many cultural events or ceremonies that can be enjoyed while we’re in Bali. One of the events that’s held every dry season is the Mekorot Kite Festival. This festival is already passed down from generation to generation. So, why is this festival interesting to be enjoyed and preserved? For the Balinese, kites are related to Rare Angon. Rare Angon ….

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In Hinduism, food plays an important role in various rituals and worship. Food is one of the blessings that God bestows on his people. As a form of gratitude for the gift, Hindus often offer food during worship. Well, do you want to know what food menus that are common in Hindu-Balinese religious ceremonies? Let's look at the following article. Traditional Food During the Religious Ceremony There are some mandatory food menus that are often offered by Hindus when carrying out religious ceremonies. These foods will be used as offerings to God. After that, it will be enjoyed together with the family. Here are some foods ….

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While on vacation somewhere, maintaining good manners is of course very important. Because as migrants, surely we must be good at putting ourselves wherever we are. One form of politeness that can be shown is greetings. In Bali, there are several greeting sentences used to say hi to others. Let's read the following review. Who knows, you can use these sentences to greet the people you meet in Bali. Greetings in Balinese In everyday Balinese society, there are two sentences that are often used by people to say greetings. Namely om swastiastu and om shanti shanti shanti om. You can also use both sentences when meeting ….

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In Hinduism, people aren’t only carrying out ceremonies to worship Lord Sang Hyang Widi Wasa. But there are also special ceremonies intended for saints, animals, and plants. In this article, the ceremony that will be discussed is the Tumpek Uduh Ceremony. A ceremony that is only performed for plants to preserve nature. Tumpek Uduh Ceremony This ceremony is performed in the context of worshiping God in its manifestation as Dewa Sangkara as the plant god. The purpose of Hindus to deliver this ceremony is to thank Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa for having created plants. They also beg to God so that the plants are able ….

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Vacation isn’t only about going to the beach or mountain. You can also spend your holiday in a traditional village, and you’ll get many new experiences! In Bali itself, there are some tourism village that can be visited. For example, in Karangasem Regency, there are at least 3 tourism villages that could be your next holiday destination. Are you interested? Then let’s read the following article! 1. Tenganan Pegringsingan Tourism Village This village might be familiar in your ears. Tenganan Pegringsingan is one of the Bali Aga villages that are quite popular. The inhabitants of this village highly uphold the rules of customs that have been ….

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Getting a nickname as the Island of the Gods, Bali has a thousand temples that you can visit for spiritual tours. The visitors usually come to take pictures because almost all temple buildings in Bali have interesting architecture. Or they often meditate, because the calm atmosphere of the temple can make meditation more solemn. But, behind the atmosphere and the uniqueness of the building, some of the temples have a great history that holds evidence of civilization from time immemorial. For example, Kebo Edan Temple, which plays an important role as a unifier of Shiva and Bhairawa beliefs in Bali. Pura Kebo Edan The name ….

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