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As you settle into your favorite spot for breakfas

As you settle into your favorite spot for breakfast, a sense of tranquility washes over you. The gentle caress of the morning sun, accompanied by the soothing symphony of birds singing, creates the perfect backdrop for your morning tea ritual. With each sip, you find yourself transported to a state of bliss, fully immersed in the beauty of your surroundings.

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Penglipuran village is the third cleanest village

Penglipuran village is the third cleanest village in the world according to the Green Destinations Foundation.
Scattered garbage, noisy traffic jams, and air pollution are nowhere to be found.
In order to maintain its cleanliness, the locals have provided trash cans throughout the village. In fact, they place a trash can every 30 meters!

The village has a number of strict customary rules. One of them is the prohibition of using any motorized vehicles to keep the air quality clean.
Tourists who want to get around have to walk or bicycle.
Architecturally, the houses in Penglipuran Village are super unique compared to other Balinese houses with a uniform pattern.
The shape of the buildings is called ‘angkul-angkul’ or bow.
Every family home in Penglipuran Village has bedrooms, living areas and places for prayer.
About 40% of the village is surrounded by bamboo forests.

It it maintained and preserved to this day as a form of protecting the heritage of the ancestors, and is a manifestation of maintaining the balance between humans and nature.
Local people believe that the forest is part of the early history of their#villagevibes

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The Days Leading Up to Nyepi The days leading up t

The Days Leading Up to Nyepi
The days leading up to this Hindu holiday are far from quiet. Pengrupukan (or Tawur Kesanga) is a noisy ritual two days before Nyepi. It is one of the more notable parts of this sacred Hindu holiday in Bali.

Bhuta Yajna is a series of rituals leading up to Bali’s New Year. There are a variety of celebrations. The day before Nyepi, the Ogoh-Ogoh parade occurs. In this Balinese parade, effigies that represent mythological creatures are paraded through the streets. There is traditional music and dancing.

The Melasti ceremonies represent a purification of sacred objects. The Balinese people wear traditional attire and move in processions toward the sea, praying and performing rituals that symbolise the cleansing of impurities.

On Nyepi, the principles of “Catur Bratat Penyepian” are followed. Although the principles are complex, everything about Nyepi can be summarised as follows: no light, no work, no travelling, no entertainment or pleasure. In other words, the inhabitants of Bali may avoid interacting with one another verbally and instead focus on self-reflection, meditation, and prayer. The island goes dark. People do not turn on lights and keep to themselves, mainly remaining in their homes in complete silence.

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