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Meaning of Nyepi 
No going out, No noise, 
No light or fire. Why? 

The Origin of Tenganan Village 
The lost legends of Tenganan village in Bali, Indonesia 
 

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Tantri, The theme of 
BALI ART FESTIVAL 

 
This year's Bali Art Festival will be held from  June  26th through July 17th with the theme "Tantri", a story of young beauti-ful girl that delivers a moral message and philosophy. 
 


 
MEANING OF NYEPI 

'Nyepi' day in Bali is already around the corner. This year it felt on the 18th of March.  
No going out, No noise and light or fire are allowed. That's in contrast with one day before 'Nyepi' which is called 'Ngerupuk'. During Ngerupuk, Balinese uses fires and a lot of noise to chase away gosts! Why 'Nyepi' the next day??  


 
THE ORIGIN OF TENGANAN VILLAGE 

This small Bali Aga village is unique in that it is the only place in Bali that produces  
"Geringsing" cloth. This article about 'The lost legends of Tenganan village in Bali, Indonesia'. 


 
Bebek Betutu 

Introducing one of best balinese traditional food. Bebek Betutu, literally means duck cooked in banana leaf it it one of the most traditional Balinese cuisines which not only taste delicious but is usually prepared and presented to the almighty God, Ida Sang Hyang Widhi during temple ceremonies and religious rituals. The Balinese have great admiration towards the duck and considers it to be a strong animal, as it is one of the animals able to survive on land as well as water besides the turtle.  


 
G-LAND 

Bill Boyum was several hundred feet above the ground when he discovered it. In 1973, on his way from Bali to Surabaya, he decided to take a peep out the window of the light aircraft in  which he was travelling right at the moment it was passing over break so perfect that it would just as aptly be named SFW (Surfers’ Wet Dream) as G–Land. 


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