Participate in Traditional Ceremonies: Join in ceremonies at temples and family homes. Wear traditional Balinese attire and engage in rituals involving prayers, offerings, and blessings. This is a unique opportunity to connect with the local community.
Explore Festival Decorations: As you stroll through villages, admire the penjors—tall bamboo poles adorned with beautiful decorations that embellish homes and temples. These penjors symbolize prosperity and reflect the devotion of the Balinese people.
Taste Traditional Dishes: Don’t miss out on the delicious Balinese food served during these celebrations. Try dishes like lawar (traditional salad), bebek betutu (slow-cooked duck), and a variety of sweets, all specially prepared for these sacred occasions.
Witness Cultural Performances: Enjoy traditional dances, such as the Barong and Kris dances, performed during the ceremonies. These performances are not only entertaining but also illustrate the eternal struggle between good and evil, integral to Balinese spirituality.