Bali 1952: Through the Lens of Liu Kang
Bali 1952: Through the Lens if Liu Kang adds a unique visual window into Bali’s storied past through the eyes of pioneering Singaporean artists.
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Bali’s Family Folklore: The Life Lessons of Men Brayut
This is the story of The Brayut Bunch, a family of 20, with Men Brayut (mother) and Pan Brayut (father) at the head.
Patung Bayi : The Myth of Bali's Crying Baby Statue
Many have heard of patung bayi or the crying baby statue of Bali . Here is where the origin of the story comes from.
Pan Am Monument in Bali : Commemorating a Tragedy
In 1974, a Pan Am flight crashed in Bali’s Tiga Mountains, killing 107 passengers. The remote site made rescue efforts and investigation difficult.
How Do the Balinese Choose Their 'Auspicious' Days?
Balinese Hindus consult the Pawukon calendar to find the right dauh, ensuring ceremonies align with divine time for harmony and prosperity.
The Law Enforcement Deities of Belega Village
At Pura Dalem Belega, statues in police uniforms and tales of ghostly officers guarding the temple reflect Bali’s mystical blend of faith and folklore.
Poo Means Luck Here in Bali
Despite fertilisation, there is a belief in Bali that this smelly substance has other, strange benefits.
Bali's Jero Gede Mecaling, The Spreader of Death and Disease
Discover the legend of Jero Gede Mecaling, Bali’s fanged monster whose wrath, rituals, and offerings reflect local beliefs and spiritual balance.
