Nyepi – Bali’s Day of Silence

Experience Bali’s most unique tradition—Nyepi, the Day of Silence. On this special day, the entire island goes quiet—no traffic, no lights, and no outdoor activities. It’s a perfect time for families to relax, reflect, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere together.

A day before Nyepi, during Pengerupukan, you can witness the vibrant Ogoh-Ogoh parade, a Balinese tradition where giant, intricately crafted demon statues are paraded through the streets before being burned to drive away evil spirits. Some of the best places to watch this spectacular event include Denpasar (Puputan Square), Ubud, Kuta, and Seminyak, where local communities showcase their most impressive Ogoh-Ogoh creations.

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