Traditional villages offer unique architecture, and spiritual philosophy known as Tri Hita Karana, harmony between God, humans, and nature.
The village community call Banjar, the Banjar has structure organisation who responsible for temple ceremony at Puseh Temple, Bale Agung Temple and Dalem Temple.
Explore the fascinating world of traditional organic salt production in Bali. This guide highlights key coastal locations, including Kusamba and Amed in the east, alongside Les and Pemuteran in the north. Learn about unique methods using coconut trunks and natural evaporation that produce high-quality gourmet crystals while supporting local farming communities across the island’s beautiful shores.
Explore the Gung Aji Bali Traditional House in Batuan Village, a perfectly preserved ancient compound showcasing authentic architecture. Built according to Asta Kosala Kosali and Tri Hita Karana principles, the site features unique clay walls and thatched roofs. Discover the significance of its pavilions, rice barns, and family temples while experiencing traditional life in Gianyar.
Celuk Village is Bali's premier destination for silver and gold jewelry, located in Sukawati, Gianyar. Renowned for its skilled silversmiths, the village offers visitors the chance to watch artisans create intricate designs or purchase unique earrings, necklaces, and rings. Conveniently situated near Ubud, it is a must-visit for high-quality Balinese craftsmanship and authentic custom-made jewelry.
Batubulan Culture Village is Bali's premier center for stone carving and traditional performing arts. Located in Gianyar, this historic village is world-renowned for its intricate sculptures and daily Barong and Kecak dance performances. Visitors can explore local galleries, witness master artisans at work, and learn about the village's royal origins while experiencing authentic Balinese heritage and craftsmanship.