10 Bali Festivals: Cultural And Traditional Amalgamation From Incredible Indonesia

The most conspicuous and remarkable Balinese event that embarks the staunch Chinese historical knots, Chinese New Year spawns a vibrant festive aura that also ensnares the presence of the whole country. The most beautifully decorated Chinese and Buddhist temples escalate the sanguine vibes that tantalize every soul from all over the globe once this festival is organized. Grab a chance to witness the mesmerizing performances of Chinese “Barongsai”; the Lion and Dragon dance troops while having a munch of Chinese recipes from the special popular Chinese cuisines in the grand celebrations of New Year at Bali.

Where: Bali

When: January

2. Galungan And Kuningan

Galungan and Kuningan is a popular annual festival in Bali to honour the win of good over evil. This festival is celebrated for ten days and the opening day defines the festival of Galungan that is the time to welcome the deities on Earth and the closing day is Kuningan—which marks the ascending of Deities back to Heaven. Tall bamboo poles called “Penjor” are used to decorate the houses and temples. It is indeed one of the most appealing and enchanting religious festivals in Bali that seek the attention of hundreds of thousands of people. Both locals and travellers find in this festival a spiritual rejuvenation.

• Galungan and Kuningan is a popular annual festival in Bali to honour the win of good over evil. This festival is celebrated for ten days and the opening day defines the festival of Galungan that is the time to welcome the deities on Earth and the closing day is Kuningan—which marks the ascending of Deities back to Heaven. Tall bamboo poles called “Penjor” are used to decorate the houses and temples. It is indeed one of the most appealing and enchanting religious festivals in Bali that seek the attention of hundreds of thousands of people. Both locals and travellers find in this festival a spiritual rejuvenation.
• Where: Denpasar City, Bali When: February