A Night before Nyepi (silent day) is Pengerupukan night, Ogoh-ogoh or Giant Effigies are paraded through out the city, almost on all Bali streets you can see this event once a year this year Nyepi Day falls in 23rd March.
Armed with point and shoot camera i thought it was right thing to do, watch Denpasar Festival in rainy day isn’t such a good idea, but here single photo as a prove that i was there.
Some 58Km from Denpasar to the West lays Bonian Beach, in Bonian Village Tabanan, strategically located in Denpasar – Gilimanuk road. Like most beaches in Tabanan area, this beach has black sands, and its so quite in average day that perhaps make this beach moderately clean of plastics garbage.
New old Stock
Medewi Beach is rocky and black sand, but the main attraction is the wave that lure surfers to ride on it…
What’s message should i send ? caterpillar outbreak, Bali traffic congestion, pile of trash on Kuta beach ?
Enjoying snack while carried, yeah its thumb licking good!
Effigy on Nyepi 2011, and thousand of demon shape effigies are paraded on the street of Bali whole night before Nyepi Day to celebrate the new caka year 1933.
Opening of Kecak Dance from Bona Village Gianyar
parade to welcome the coming New Year 2011. This cultural parade displaying various types of art from several regions in Indonesia.
