Petulu village is located in north east of Ubud Village. Petulu village is still a part of Ubud district. Petulu in late afternoon each day you can enjoy the spectacular sight of thousand herons arriving home in Petulu. They nest in the trees along the road through the village, and make a spectacular sight as [...] Read More...
In bali a lot more than you’d imagine. When you first arrive, you will probably notice that a surprising number of people you meet a named Wayan, Made, Nyoman or Ketut. This is because all Balinese, regardless of sex, a given one of four names corresponding to them birth order: Wayan or Putu for [...] Read More...
Topeng in Balinese language mean Mask, Mask Dance is a kind of balinese traditional artistic dance…
Topeng or Mask dance is performed during ritual procession, There are many Kind of mask dance, one of them is Topeng Pajegan, this dance was played by a dancer, he only change the mask according to the character in the [...] Read More...
The People who are born on that day have to make a different cermony. The ceremony is special ceremony and hold a wayang sapuh leger ” Shadow Puppet ” peformance. Acording to Lontar Sapuh Leger and Dewa Kala ( a small vertical book in which the ancient Hindu teaching are written, whitch is made of [...] Read More...
Monkey Forest Ubud - Padang Tegal Villages Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary - Wanara Wana. Monkey forest called Wanara Wana in balinese language. Monkey Forest Ubud is located in Padang Tegal Village near from Ubud art market and about 5 minutes from Ubud Palace.
Important think not to disturb monkeys in their habitat and we must [...] Read More...
Will pick up at 08.30 Am, This Tour start from Batubulan Village to vistit Barong and Kris dance, continued to Batuan Village the traditional Balinese house compound. and then we will visit Ubud : the famous artist village, Elephant Cave Temple ( Goa Gajah ) and then continued to enjoying The Kintamani Volcano while [...] Read More...
We will Pick up 09.00 AM, and we will visit Puputan Square City Park, The bali Museum Art collection the range from prehistoric, the ritualistic Balinese tooth, filling marriage and cremation ceremonies, Traditional Market where Local balinese People sell their product with much haggling over prices. and then continued to bali Art center a traditional [...] Read More...
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