Balinese dances embody the cultural identity of Bali and often symbolize the beauty and elegance of its culture. They are dedicated to...

In Bali, scooters are truly ubiquitous and versatile. They are used not only for personal transport but also for carrying all sorts of...

Let's talk a bit about healers, known as Balian in Bali. Instead of using conventional medicines, they sometimes heal themselves with...

If you're considering visiting Nusa Penida, I highly recommend doing so because it's simply stunning! The waters there are crystal clear,...

Why are there large gates in Bali? The large gates often seen on the roads, at temples, mark the entrances. They are called "candi...

Balinese Hinduism clearly distinguishes itself from Indian Hinduism. Around the 8th century, Balinese princes invited great priests from...

You're probably asking yourself two questions: the first one is about the weather, and the second one concerns the number of tourists....

The cremation, also known as "Ngaben" or "Pelebon", is one of the most famous and spectacular religious festivals in Bali. The cremation...

Balinese people honor their gods through a variety of rituals, religious ceremonies, and events, as well as daily prayers. Their strong...

The welcome in Bali is characterized by locals who always have a smile. If you give them a smile, they will return it without hesitation....

In Bali, there are no family names; it is the parents who give their children a name, three months after birth. In the same family, each...

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Don't miss a walk through the rice fields in Bali. They offer breathtaking scenery. The rice fields of Jatiluwih are a UNESCO World...