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Wayang Kulit
Wednesday, 16 Jul, 2008 – 21:58 | Comments Off
Wayang Kulit

The Wayang Kulit are Shadow puppets and this cultural treat is often overlooked by the tour operators because there are no flashy costumes.The “stage” is quite small – really only a bed sheet with a lantern illuminating it from behind so you will need to sit close. In this intimate night setting you will get a good idea of how this ancient tradition is still performed in the villages throughout Indonesia.

gebogan
Wednesday, 9 Jul, 2008 – 13:41 | No Comment
gebogan

gebogan presented in any Hindu ritual makes up a symbol of heart holiness and sincere attitude to thank the blessing of the Almighty God. The Balinese these days take up again to cultivate numerous plants and fruits that usable for their oblations.

Melasti
Monday, 7 Jul, 2008 – 8:00 | No Comment
Melasti

melasti ritual taking place , two days preceding Nyepi Holy Day. Apart from thanking Sang Hyang Baruna, melasti contains also a sense of purification of bhuwana agung (macrocosm) and bhuwana alit (microcosm or human beings). The seaside is a symbol of cleansing these cosmic worlds of any dirtiness.
If the seawater always looks clean, the cause is the living cycle and natural cleansing process taking place.

Tumpek Kandang
Monday, 7 Jul, 2008 – 7:40 | No Comment
Tumpek Kandang

In Bali, almost everybody has several jobs to do at the same period. Maybe a man is an artist, but at the same time he is probably also a farmer. They may have some ducks, pigs, cows, or local chickens. All these domestic animals are very useful for the survival of the Balinese who firmly keep their traditions and conduct religious ceremonies in line with Hindu teachings.

Tumpek landep
Sunday, 6 Jul, 2008 – 16:17 | No Comment
Tumpek landep

Tumpek landep is Tumpek Landep trace to rites that for the blessing and sharpening of weapons of conflict. Over the generations the meaning was expanded to include any tool or instrument made of metal eventually including bicycles, motorcycles and cars.

Subaks the irrigation societies
Wednesday, 2 Jul, 2008 – 14:00 | No Comment
Subaks the irrigation societies

The subak associations were established over a thousand years ago and pre-date the Hindu Majapahits. According to legend, Rsi Markandeya, a great Hindu saint, the first person to set foot on Bali, is credited with founding them.

Metuakan and Megenjekan
Tuesday, 1 Jul, 2008 – 10:53 | No Comment
Metuakan and Megenjekan

Metuakan, which is followed with magenjekan is often found in a few villages in the Karangasem Regency, on the northeast of Bali. Metuakan is a kind of small party with food and traditional drinks, called tuak or nira, a sort of cocktail party.

Paintings style of Ubud
Tuesday, 1 Jul, 2008 – 10:45 | No Comment
Paintings style of Ubud

Ubud’s style of painting received significant influence from Rudolf Bonnet and Walter Spies, two European painters who resided in the Ubud area. The themes, panoramas, and expression of these painting are far freer than those of the Kamasan style.

Tri Hita Karana,Philosophy for Environment
Monday, 30 Jun, 2008 – 16:09 | No Comment
Tri Hita Karana,Philosophy for Environment

Bali is Bali Forever. Sustainable Bali has become the topic of deep discussion by diverse groups from educators and party leaders to village chiefs and company heads and the general Balinese community within Bali and beyond.

Traditional Balinese kitchen
Saturday, 21 Jun, 2008 – 13:55 | No Comment
Traditional Balinese kitchen

The centrepiece of the kitchen generally a spartan, functional room is the wood fired stove topped by a blackened clay pot used to steam rice and leaf-wrapped food. In many modern households, this is joined by a gas cooker for boiling water and frying.

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