A Ngaben, or Pelebon ceremony, is a traditional Hindu-Balinese cremation ceremony to send the deceased into the afterlife while showing respect to the family and the local community of the deceased. Today is Pelebon Ceremony for Tjokorda Bagus Santaka from Ubud Palace.
If you’re looking for some historical adventures in Bali, then Goa Gajah is the place to be! This ancient cave serves as an archaeological site, with a relic-filled courtyard and stunning rock-wall carvings. Inside the courtyard, you’ll sight the large wantilan or a traditional Balinese meeting hall and unique sizeable old stone carvings. You can also view a pool, excavated in 1954 — showcasing 5 to 7 statues. It is said that they depict the Hindu deities. But before you enter, you need to wear a sarong to explore inside.
Tanah Lot is a rock formation off the Indonesian island of Bali. It is home to the ancient Hindu pilgrimage Tanah Lot Temple, a popular tourist and cultural icon for photography.
The beauty of the beaches in Bali called Blue Point Beach, Distance from Kuta beach is about 45 minutes, by passing through the winding roads and up and down. Location Blue Point is still a one-way to the temple of Uluwatu, Padang-padang beach, and Dreamland. This beach is situated in the village of Pecatu, namely at the southern tip of the Badung regency. #bali #beach #balitravely
Beautiful Penjor Pengerebongan at Pura Agung Petilan Kesiman. A ubiquitous cultural attribute you’d mostly see in Bali, is that tall, curved pole of bamboo adorned with decorations in front of virtually every building in Bali. That’s called a Penjor, and it is a symbol of the bounty of the earth and a thankful expression for all that is good from Nature.The height of the penjor represents Mount Agung, the holiest mountain on the island that provides protection and prosperity. The main element of the penjor, bamboo, symbolizes the god of creation, Brahma. Bamboo is an important ingredient in most Balinese ceremonies, and is thus linked to creation. The decorations are made of young coconut and plawa leaves, which symbolize the lush vegetation of earth. Other decorations include small cakes and coconut, all of which represent the bounty of nature. Though these are the main elements, some penjor are decorated with colourful fabric. It’s just a fashion statement, but it makes the penjor look better! At the base of the penjor is a small bamboo shrine where the Balinese place offerings.
Mepeed Tradition at Baha Village
Mepeed Tradition at Baha Village.
Mepeed is a tradition as the parade followed by the women who carry Gebogan Bali is a series of fruit and a variety of traditional snacks Bali are decorated with a variety of special occasions as high as approximately 1 meter is carried on foot from Banjar toward heaven Pura Desa. Mepeed ceremony is a ritual offering to the Lord Balinese Hindu community named Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa.
Who has taken a trip to this beautiful island?
Located between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores in the East Nusatenggara province, sits the vast and impressive Komodo National Park.. The Komodo National Park encompasses a total of 29 volcanic islands (including the 3 major islands Rinca, Padar and Komodo) and is home to approximately 2,500 Komodo Dragons and other terrestrial fauna such as various species of reptiles, birds, and mammals. The park’s terrain is uniquely diverse, consisting of a mountainous hillside, tropical rain forests, grass-woodland savannah, and pristine white sandy beaches that harbor rich marine biodiversity. The marine environment in the Komodo National Park is one of the world’s richest in flora and fauna and is still relatively undiscovered. The 2,000 km2 park (which includes protected land and water), is recognized as a global conservation priority area and has an array of natural attractions.
Adrenaline rushing moment facing the big waves at Devil’s Tears Bay, Nusa Lembongan 🌊
Misty morning view from Sekumpul Waterfall
Sekumpul Waterfall is one of Bali’s most scenic natural attractions. The waterfall is actually a cluster of six to seven narrow cascades that form the centrepiece of a lush green bamboo forested valley. You can reach the falls on a nature trek through the namesake village of Sekumpul, which is located in upland region of the Buleleng regency in North Bali. The village is within an hour’s drive southeast from Lovina Beach.
The falls are fed by two upland streams, and is the most accessible of the collection of falls in the area. Even so, getting down here requires a good deal of effort, with paths comprising dirt tracks, a hundred or so steps and crossings over streams. There are two ways you can enjoy the falls. A trek leads you to purpose-built gazebos where you can cool down and catch your breath while enjoying the view of the 80m-tall majestic fall from a distance.
Terteran Tradition in Karangasem Bali
We can find a unique tradition in the district of Karangasem, one of which thrive in the Jasri village called Terteran or a flame war. The ceremonial procession yadnya, held two years (at the time of even-numbered years) coincides in pengrupukan day (the day before Nyepi). Karangasem regency in addition has a tourist attraction in Bali, is also loaded with a variety of unique traditions, as well as pandanus war in the village of Tenganan, rattan war in the village of Seraya in the know with gebuk Ende.
Who doesn’t want an amazing tree house right next to the endless paradise?
Nusa Penida is the largest and most exotic of the three Nusa Islands, thanks to its collection of unique Hindu temples and picturesque natural features of cliff formations and lagoons. Lately, the island’s best known as the new sanctuary of the once endangered Bali Starling following a highly successful captive breeding program of the bird, which is originally an endemic species from the forested region of West Bali National Park.
Are you willing to swim for the view? 😍😳
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📍 Location : The Edge Bali
Take a morning walk under the coco trees 🌴i
Have you seen this magical moment before ?
Nusa Penida is the largest and most exotic of the three Nusa Islands, thanks to its collection of unique Hindu temples and picturesque natural features of cliff formations and lagoons. Lately, the island’s best known as the new sanctuary of the once endangered Bali Starling following a highly successful captive breeding program of the bird, which is originally an endemic species from the forested region of West Bali National Park.
Nusa Penida measures over 200 sq km – significantly larger than the popular Nusa Lembongan and its easily accessible sister island, Nusa Ceningan. Lesser-travelled by visitors compared to the other two, Nusa Penida also features a very limited number of hotels and tourist features. Nevertheless, what it lacks in infrastructure, it makes up for with its unspoiled natural beauty and rare cultural highlights.
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Desa Peringsari, Selat, Karangasem-Bali.
Is waking up in bamboo’s house with view like this has been on your Bali’s dream? 🌾 This one taken at Camaya Bali, Karangasem #explorebali by @dan_a_t
Quality time on tub with this incredible view ❤️
Ubud is in many ways Bali's cultural heart. It's in the cool mountains, just an hour's drive north of the airport. This traditional country town is home to one of Bali's royal families. You can even visit the majestic palace in the centre of town. Ubud is also well known as a flourishing crafts centre. Around Ubud, there are the surrounding villages of Campuhan, Penestanan, Peliatan and Batuan. These communities specialise in crafts and woodcarving which are sold all over the island. There are hundreds of shops selling antiques, woodcarvings, crafts, textiles, paintings and jewellery in Ubud.
📍Ubud, Bali
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Devil's Tears Bay, Nusa Lembongan
Please be careful if you want to take a picture in this place
Because so many accidents already happened here
Devil's tears is a rocky outcrop located on the southeastern coast of Nusa Lembongan island. The place is famous for its scenic beauty, where the waves splash right up to the cove and create a rainbow during sunset. It features a blowhole which causes the waves to blow up into the sky, creating a misty halo making it an ideal attraction for photographers and nature-lovers.
The porous rocks around the coves also give the impression of ?tears? falling or draining off them once the wave recedes. The scenic landscape attracts tourists throughout the year. Located on Nusa Lembongan Island, the Devil?s Tears is not more than 30 minutes away from anywhere on the Lembongan Island and hence very easily accessible.
What a magical view 😍
The Kecak Uluwatu dance still shows charming performances even though the audience is quiet.
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Those Bali Sunsets, such a dreamy view.
Set high on the slopes of north Bali’s mountains, Munduk Moding Plantation provides a relaxing luxury escape along with what is likely the best view in Bali. The rimflow pool looks like it’s perched on the very edge of the world.
Munduk Moding Plantation is a country hotel set up in the cooler hills of north Bali, close to the three central lakes of the island. It is close to the village of Munduk, one of the first hill-stations set up by Dutch colonialists, and the property is 12-acre organic coffee plantation where various fruits and vegetables are also grown. The surrounding lands hold small fiends of hydrangeas, herbs and vegetables.
It will take about two and a half hours to reach the hotel from the airport. There isn’t any tourist infrastructure around the hotel, and that’s the appeal: Munduk Moding offers a variety of activities that will allow guests to experience the area.
