Culture and traditions in Bali have been passed down from generation to generation, from time to time. The cultural heritage of the past indeed originates from ancient relics that have become one of the rules of life for the local community. This of course becomes very interesting for people outside the island of Bali, because the customs in each region have their own uniqueness.

So, do not be surprised if a number of traditions in Bali become its own entertainment for tourists, both local and foreign. Some traditional ceremonies and rituals in Bali are indeed very interesting to observe. Moreover, in modern times now. Of course, watching traditional rituals in Bali becomes a special experience that won’t be forgotten. One of the unique traditions in Bali is Megeburan.

The Megeburan tradition is a unique tradition that is held once a year in Sekumpul Village, Sawan District, Buleleng Regency. Megeburan was carried out during piodalan in Desa Sekumpul. This traditional ritual is usually followed by young women in the village.

If you have the chance to witness the Megeburan tradition, you will immediately be able to feel the excitement of the tradition yourself! Megeburan is a tradition that illustrates the excitement of the people. In everyday language, Megeburan means throwing water at each other. Imagine how exciting it is! As the tradition progresses, you will see local village youths screaming in delight while splashing water on each other. Of course, this ritual is filled with laughter from the participants and also the people around who witnessed it.

A form of joy and gratitude in the Megeburan tradition is carried out because the piodalan ceremony has been completed smoothly and without obstacles. In addition, this tradition is also a place for self-cleaning. Yes, this is because, the place where the procession takes place is a spring that is considered sacred by the local community. The spring is believed to have a high magical value. Not surprisingly, even in everyday life, many people come to visit the spring for the process of self-cleaning.

Interested in watching this ritual? If so, make sure your library schedule matches the moment of the Megeburan tradition. Don't forget to smile every time you meet with the local community. They will be happy to welcome you there. Have a nice holiday and have fun!