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Take a stroll down the serene lanes of Penglipuran Village, captured here in its tranquil glory. As the site of the Penglipuran Festival 2023, this village exudes a timeless charm, with its traditional Balinese architecture and the lush greenery that frames the cobblestone path leading you towards a cultural journey. The alignment of the homes, each with their own intricately carved gateways and thatched roofs, speaks to the community's harmonious approach to living. The sky above, a canvas of soft blues and the promise of adventure, invites you to partake in the vibrant festivities and sustainable practices celebrated during the 'Village Festival X'—a true reflection of Bali's commitment to cultural heritage and environmental consciousness

Penglipuran Festival 2023: Bamboo Paradise at Village Festival X

Bilqis1 year ago1 year ago01 mins

Heyo, the Penglipuran Village Festival 2023 is back, bringing joy to the end of 2023.

A vibrant and detailed view of the Jatiluwih rice terraces in Bali, showcasing the lush greenery of the staggered fields with a backdrop of rural village houses and tropical vegetation under a cloudy sky.

Bali UNESCO World Heritage Sites: A Fascinating Journey of Culture and Nature

Bilqis1 year ago1 year ago21 mins

UNESCO and the Allure of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bali You Must Visit!!

Bali Events Calendar : March 2023

Bayu Yoga2 years ago1 year ago31 mins

Hey there! If you’re thinking of visiting Bali, March is a fantastic time to dive into the island’s vibrant culture. Bali has so many exciting events and ceremonies happening, and we’ve gathered some of the best ones for you below. Take a look!

Bali Events Calendar 2020 : March

Bayu Yoga5 years ago1 year ago06 mins

For anyone planning on visiting Bali, consider coming around this particular time of year for an insight into the beautiful local culture. Melasti 21-23 March 2020 Melasti is one of Hindu religious ceremony which will be done 2 to 4 days before Nyepi. This is a part of self-purification conducted by Balinese Hindus before Bali New Year. The ritual also purifies the sacred objects or all religious tools (Pratima). From 21-23 March you will see Balinese women will carry offering that made from cake, fruits, and flower while the men will carry sacred object or Pratima accompanied by a particular umbrella which is called as “Tedung” heading to rivers, lakes, or beaches….

How You Can Enjoy the Festive Chinese New Year Day in Bali

Bayu Yoga5 years ago1 year ago17 mins

Chinese New Year in Bali takes place on 25th January 2020. This special holiday is celebrated mostly by the Balinese of Chinese descent as well as by most Chinese Indonesians across the nation. Although predominantly a Hindu Island, Balinese also welcomes the Chinese New Year joyfully. Even we don’t celebrate Chinese New Year, but we are very excited to watch the Chinese New Year Celebration in Bali. These 3 recommendations to enjoy the Lunar New Year in Bali. Experience the Celebration at some Klenteng in Bali Various temples called “klenteng“, are frequented by Chinese Balinese on this day. Honestly, I can’t recommend specific klenteng that you should come. It’s because…