Purification Ceremony in sacred Jungle Temple Bali

Description
Travel on your own to the idyllic mountain village of Belulang, where the Balikaru team will give you a warm welcome and serve you a refreshing drink. Immerse yourself in the rhythms of traditional Balinese music and learn to play the rindik, a fascinating Balinese instrument. It is the perfect way to set the mood for your personal purification ceremony. The team will help you with the right outfit and dress you in traditional Balinese temple clothing.
A mountain path leads downhill to an unforgettable place: at the confluence of two small rivers (Tjampuhan), the priest (Mangku) awaits to guide you through the sacred ritual, which is deeply rooted in ancient Balinese Hindu Dharma traditions. First learn to make your own offerings for the ceremony, the Mangku has prepared everything for this and chosen colorful flowers as well as incense sticks.
Your guide has a wealth of knowledge and will accompany you. You will gain fascinating insights into the traditions and he will explain every step of the blessing and purification ceremony to you.
Let the chanting of the priest and the melodic sound of the sacred bells take you on a deep spiritual journey - an unforgettable adventure for the soul and an experience for a lifetime. Immerse yourself in the spiritual world of the Balinese, who will give you deep insights today. This refreshes body and mind and offers space for new experiences.
Rest assured that your visit will have minimal impact on nature and local life instead, you will have the opportunity to interact with the villagers and contribute to the preservation of their authentic culture.
Take your time and go back to Balikaru, where you can change your clothes again. You will enjoy a homemade lunch at the idyllic Warung Balikaru and relax in the quiet, idyllic village atmosphere.
Then it's time to say goodbye, take a memory picture before you leave on your own.
Included
- English-speaking guide (other languages against surcharge)
- healthy Jamu welcome drink
- learn to play Rindik, the traditional Balinese instrument
- Balinese purification & blessing ceremony with Balinese temple priest (Mangku)
- offerings and temple clothes (rental)
- Lunch (homemade Nasi Campur Tumpeng at Warung Balikaru)
- guided tour through unique Balikaru garden
- help the farmer at rice planting
- Balikaru gift
- purification memories with personal photo by E-mail
Excluded
personal expenses
Know before you go
Start the day with curiosity and look forward to a wonderful, spiritual experience and you will return with memories for a lifetime.
A note out of respect for the Balinese faith
For ethical reasons, female guests are not allowed to enter temples during menstruation, as this would mean bad luck according to Balinese belief. This unwritten rule may seem a little strange to us according to Western standards. On this excursion, however, the Balinese allow you an insight into their deepest traditions and even let you take part in them. For this reason, you should accept this and show the people and their beliefs the necessary respect.