Kajeng Kliwon is a spiritually significant day in the Balinese Pawukon calendar, occurring every 15 days, when the Kajeng day of the 3-day cycle (Triwara) aligns with the Kliwon day of the 5-day cycle (Pancawara). It’s considered a powerful and sacred day for spiritual protection, cleansing, and offerings to unseen forces. Spiritual Significance Typical Rituals Why Every 15 Days? Balinese timekeeping combines […]
Sugihan Bali is one of the sacred ceremonies in the Balinese Hindu tradition which is carried out as part of a series of preparations to welcome Galungan Day. This ceremony has a deep meaning in cleansing and purifying oneself physically and mentally. 📅 Implementation TimeSugihan Bali is celebrated every 210 days, precisely on Friday Kliwon
Gianyar Turns 256: A Grand Celebration of Culture, Art, and Tradition Gianyar Regency just celebrated its 256th anniversary—and what a celebration it was! The heart of Bali’s cultural soul came alive with a dazzling series of events that brought together communities, artists, and visitors in a powerful display of Balinese heritage and artistic brilliance. From a colorful cultural parade to mesmerizing Balinese art
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Bali in 2025 is experiencing a dynamic blend of sustainability, cultural immersion, and wellness, making it a top destination for travelers seeking meaningful experiences. Here’s what’s trending on the island: Sustainable & Eco-Friendly Travel Sustainability is at the forefront of Bali’s tourism initiatives. Travelers are increasingly opting for eco-conscious accommodations like bamboo villas and eco-lodges. These establishments often
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The Russian presence in Bali has grown significantly in recent years, with investments spanning real estate, hospitality, and wellness sectors. Here’s an overview of notable Russian assets and developments on the island: Major Russian-Backed Developments 1. PARQ Ubud (Kampung Russia) Once a prominent luxury complex in Ubud, PARQ Ubud expanded rapidly during the COVID-19 pandemic, evolving from
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The Russian community in Bali has grown rapidly in recent years, becoming one of the most visible and influential expat groups on the island. Here’s an inside look at what makes this community unique and how it’s shaping life in Bali: The Russian Wave in Bali Rapid Growth Where the Russian Community Thrives Canggu Ubud Uluwatu &
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In Bali, Purnama Day, or Full Moon Day, is deeply sacred and spiritually powerful. It occurs once every 29–30 days and is marked by ceremonies, offerings, and temple rituals all over the island. Here’s what makes it so special: Purnama (Full Moon) in Bali – A Day of Divine Light What is Purnama? “Purnama” means “full moon” in Sanskrit. For
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When it comes to Russian tourists in Bali, there have been a mix of perceptions and, at times, controversies tied to certain behaviors. The influx of Russian visitors to Bali, particularly after global events like the Ukraine conflict, has created a notable presence. There are a few aspects to consider when discussing the “Russian behavior” in Bali: 🌍 1. The
The concept of “free sex” or sexual freedom in Bali, as in many parts of the world, is complex and heavily shaped by both cultural and legal factors. Bali is widely known for its laid-back, tourist-friendly environment, but its sexual culture is still deeply influenced by traditional values, religion, and local laws. Here’s a breakdown of how this plays out in the context of Bali: 🏖️ 1. Tourism
Alright, let’s jump into the spiritual soul of Nusa Ceningan—the smallest of the Nusa trio, but don’t underestimate it. While it’s more known for its cliffs and chilled-out hideaways, Ceningan is still very much a sacred island in the Balinese Hindu tradition, with temples that are peaceful, deeply local, and often overlooked by tourists. Here’s your full rundown:
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