The day of Kajeng Kliwon falls once every 15 days and is a sacred day for the Balinese Hindus...
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Tumpek Kandang – The Celebration of Animals
With a strong farming tradition, the Balinese hold in high regard all that helps them with agricultural life including livestock such as pigs,...
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Purnama – 29 December
Purnama, or full moon in Bali is a special day for ceremonies and festivities. Hundreds of temples all over the island celebrate...
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Boxing Day – 26 December
Traditionally, Boxing Day was celebrated in Europe the day after Christmas Day, when servants and tradesmen would receive gifts known...
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Christmas Day – 25 December
It’s everyone’s favourite holiday! Although Bali is predominantly a Hindu island, Christmas is celebrated by one and all whether religiously,...
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THE SACRED SPIRIT OF BALI Blue Karma Photo Contest
Blue Karma Group is pleased to announce its first Photo Contest that will be launched on the 22nd of October 2020,...
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Makepung Lampit Race
Derived from the Balinese word kepung, meaning ‘chase’, Makepung Lampit is a traditional Balinese water buffalo race, held in Jembrana...
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Tipat Bantal War (Perang Tipat Bantal)
The villagers of Kapal and Padang Luwih in the Badung Regency, carry out a unique tradition called "Perang Tipat Bantal"...
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Hari Raya Galungan and Hari Raya Kuningan
Galungan is a one of the most important holidays for the Balinese people, second only to Nyepi...
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Tumpek Uduh
One of the key concepts in the Balinese Hindu religion is to keep nature in balance....
