The day commemorated at the victory day of “Dharma” (virtue) upon “Adharma” (evil) according to the old history of Bali (purana). This day the Hindus thank the God and feel grateful for His blessing and for the creation of the earth and its contents. This day is the day of rituals, festivities and celebrations with [...]

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Month by month has gone by and another year is coming. Time is so significant to humans when he performs action and writes down his story of life. When having arrived at certain point, he may need a short break for an introspection and commemoration of a beautiful moment in his lifetime. Yes it’s commonly [...]

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Goa Lawah Temple is a part of the Sad Khayangan temple, which is one of the six biggest temples in Bali, adhered to by all Hindu members in Bali, and containing some unique stories. It is located at the border of Klungkung – Karangasem road, at Pesinggahan village, Dawan sub district, Klungkung regency, or about [...]

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At the third mandala (stair) of Besakih temple, lies a shrine in the form of a meru (multi-tiered shrine) and gedong (chamber) that constitute abodes of holy ancestors. These manifest the existence of equality amongst public figures that possess diverse capacities (knowledge and skill).

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Besakih – Thousands of Hindus from all around the world packed Besakih Temple located in the slopes of Mount Agung in Karangasem regency. The Hindus were celebrating the Karya Agung Panca Bali Krama (PBK) followed by “Betara Turun Kabeh”.

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On Saturday, January 24th 2009 Hindus in Bali celebrated Ciwaratri Day. Ciwa is a name of one of three dewas (Gods) in the Tri Murti concept. Two other dewas are Brahma and Wisnu. Ratri means night. This night is the best night to participate in meditation. Every Balinese must use this opportunity to observe and [...]

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Some religious ceremonies in Bali are usually completed with sacred or wall dances. They are closely related to the procession of the ceremony. By its absence, it may be considered incomplete, as this dance constitutes a part of the ritual itself. And, of course, they are always performed in sacred places like at temples and [...]

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Watching the sunset accompanied by the waves chasing each other at the beach along with a high spiritual feeling can become an alternative for your holiday in Bali. Moreover if your holiday here, together with the beloved one, wow…! It must be romantic. This ambience can be had at Tanah Lot.

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Three Buddhist temples in the sacred Besakih Temple compound, Karangasem district in Bali, venerated Hyang Widhi Wasa, the great unity God who delivers godsend welfare to human beings. “Piodalan” on the three temples of the 18 Besakih temple complexes are to express respect of the money or income which has been bestowed to the Hindus.

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