• 05 Desember 2017
• Tourism Villages

Pangsan Village located 45 km from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, can be reached by public transport for 1 hour. Tracking activity, walking surround the village, is a favorite for foreign tourist. Tourist groups are utilizing the tourism product of the town almost every day.   There are two lanes of tracking offered, "hard tracking" with a distance of 5 km and "...

• 05 Desember 2017
• Tourism Villages

Petang Village is located in Petang Sub-District, Badung Regency around 47 km from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. This village is situated at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level.   Petang Village is one of the villages used a tourist destination in Bali and also offers an original village atmosphere with beautiful Balinese life in natural nuances. Horticulture crop...

• 30 November 2017
• Art and Culture

Tooth Filing Ceremony contains the meaning of cleaning evil characters in human beings. Tooth filing ceremony in the Balinese Language is called "Mepandes," and it can also be called as Matatah or Mesangih, where two pieces of canines and four incisors on the top row of teeth are filed or leveled. This ceremony is an obligation, customs, and culture that still being undergone by Hindu...

• 30 November 2017
• Art and Culture

Cremation is a Balinese funeral ceremony of burning corpse conducted by Hindu people in Bali. This ceremony is held to release the soul deceased toward the final resting place utilizing burning corpses.   Cremation is done with a series of ceremonies, which made up of a variety of ritual offerings (sesaji/sesajen) and a few laced with symbols like other rituals that are often done by H...

• 30 November 2017
• Tourism Villages

Pelaga Village has staircase steps and strategic location, 63 km from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. Pelaga located in the northernmost of Badung Regency offering interesting agro-tourism because the ecological value is very high. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of fruits and vegetables; the surrounding panoramic is stunning. As this Pelaga Village area comprises lots of hills, the...

• 29 November 2017
• Temple

Puncak Tedung Temple is located in area of Banjar Kertha, Petang Village about 51 kms from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport and at an altitude of 730, 77 meters above sea levels.   According to the history when a Hindu Priest Dang Hyang Nirartha travelled from Pulaki to the eastern part of Bali, he was resting on the top of a plateau in Petang Village. When he continued his jour...

• 29 November 2017
• Temple

Keraban Langit Temple is situated in Sading Village, Mengwi  Sub-District, Badung Regency. The distance to the temple is about 22 km from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport.   Keraban Langit Temple is situated on the bank of a river and surrounded by the rice fields. There is Holy Spring Water in the Temple by the community that believed to be able to bring a blessing. Beside...

• 29 November 2017
• Temple

Kancing Bumi Temple located in the traditional village of Batulantang Sulangai, Petang, Badung Regency. It has been difficult to trace when the true Pura Kancing Bumi established. However, based on research conducted Balai Archeology Denpasar and Asylum Historical and Archaeological Heritage Bali-NTB-NTT-Timtim (1991) stated that phallus located in the temple area is a menhir. A menhir is a Megali...

• 29 November 2017
• Art and Culture

Tipat Bantal War is an annual tradition held since 1337 by local people in the Traditional Village of Kapal, Mengwi, Badung Regency. This tradition is also known as Aci Rah Pengangon and took place in front of Desa Temple and Puseh Temple of the Traditional Village of Kapal Village.   The Tipat Bantal War has been told to be a form of gratitude of Hindu people to Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wa...

• 29 November 2017
• Art and Culture

Mekotek Celebration Ceremony is always performed by the members of Munggu Village, Mengwi Sub-District, Badung Regency on every Kuningan Day. In addition, as a symbol of victory, Mekotek is also an attempt to deny evil spirit that happened to the village decades ago.   Mekotek is derived from the word "tek-tek" which is the effect of the sound of wooden friction for each other...