Temple Festival and Ceremony

This Temple Festival are held throughout the year. Certain days are designated for special prayers. In Bali There are thousands of temples, every week we can found the temple festival and ceremony.  The Balinese are happy to offer an offering, which are a sort of tax paid to the Gods on many different occasions; the giving imposes on the gods certain obligations to perform. These offerings may consist of pyramids of fruits, Balinese cakes, rice, flowers, money, roast chickens, and intricate contructions of cut out palm leaf.

This Tour Included:

1. Sarong for going to temple ceremony.
2. A private car with English speaking guide.
3. Soft drinks ( 4 pieces)
4. Airconditioning car

Please note: The Guest can not guarante to go inner temple ceremony, in orde to see the processing the temple ceremony, because the local law do not provide the guest to see it. But, We are guarante to see the temple ceremony for sightseeing and taking the ficture for Balinese which offer an offering

There are many main Events in Bali such as :

1. Galungan Holidays

Galungan Holidays comes every 210 days , according Balinese Calender regularly take place on wuku Dungulan on Buda kliwon. Galungan Holiday is like Christmas but without the tawdry commercialism. Galungan Holidays , the day commemorated as the  victory of Darma ( Virtue ) againsts”Adharma”( Evil )  according to the history of ancient Bali. On this day, the entire island is brightened with festival and celebration, while “ Penjor”, the artiscally-decorated Bamboo pole is stuck at every house entrance, adorning the both side of the village-roads symbolizing welfare and properity.

2. Kuningan  Holidays

Kuningan Holidays, the last day of Galungan rituals and celebrations believed as the ascendant day of ancestral Holy Spririt and Deities.
Kuningan Holidays comes 10days after Galungan Holidays, bringing the holiday period to a close. Kuningan , the second most important days on the Hindu Calender, is observed throughout Bali with offering and other religious services. The Kuningan is derived from the special offering of yellow rice (Kuning means “yellow”), given at this time. Kuning honors the souls of honoured ancestors and saints who have lived according to the customs of their religion and provided benefits for nation.

3. Melasti Holidays