Canang Sari : Bali's Daily Offering
Canang sari, Bali’s daily Hindu offering, embodies gratitude and devotion with symbolic colors, flowers, and incense carrying prayers to the divine.
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Tejakula : A Journey Back in Time
Discover Tejakula, Bali’s hidden northeast gem with black-sand beaches, artisan villages, ocean views, and tranquil stays far from the tourist crowds.
Complexities of the Banjar Community in the Modern World
Balinese communal life thrives on banjar traditions and rituals, yet tourism pressures challenge togetherness. Leaders seek balance and solutions.
Prasasti Blanjong Pillar: Ancient Inscriptions in Sanur
A small monument known as Prasasti Blanjong is the oldest manmade artefact in Bali that dates back to the 9th century that was only found in 1932.
Books for Bali Project : Fostering a Love for Literacy Among Balinese Children
Thanks to Books for Bali Project, more children on the island are enjoying the wonders of reading.
Holy Offerings: The Real Life Practice of 'Yadnya'
Bali’s Nunas Sabeh Mapag Toya ritual seeks rain and balance, as young farmers replant banyan trees to address water scarcity amid tourism growth.
Prana Bhawa : A Dance for the Energy of Life
Prana Bhawa by Seka Gong Kebyar Manggeh Jayengrat at Bali Art Festival blends Balinese dance, gamelan, and Mahabharata stories to showcase vital energy.
Bali Farmers : Surviving in the Tourism Era
Balinese rice terraces honor Dewi Sri, the Goddess of Fertility, while Tegallalang’s paddy fields blend tradition with scenic tourism charm.
Going Zero-Waste in Bali
If you're looking to reduce your footprint on the environment, why not adopt the zero-waste lifestyle? These bulk food stores in Bali will help you!
Sandya Gita : A Dance for Nirartha the Travelling Sage
Purwa Nirartha Sandya Gita at Bali Arts Festival blends choir, dance, and gamelan to tell Dang Hyang Nirartha’s temple story in Balinese Kidung.
West Bali : The Road Less-Travelled
Discover West Bali’s wonders from sacred Bunut Bolong tree and emerald Pupuan rice terraces to Perancak’s colorful fishing boats and Palasari Church.