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Balinese holiday in the Pawukon calendar
Galungan is a Balinese Hindu holiday celebrating the victory of dharma over adharma. It marks the time when the ancestral spirits visit the Earth. The
Galungan
Character in Balinese mythology
especially on Galungan and Kuningan holidays. The shape resembles an elephant from India. Barong is paraded around the village on Galungan and Kuningan
Barong_(mythology)
Form of Hinduism practiced in Bali, Indonesia
important ritual days—such as Kajeng–Keliwon, Tilem, Purnama, the Tumpeks, Galungan, and other festivals—more elaborate offerings are prepared. Offerings in
Balinese_Hinduism
Hindu religious festival celebrated primarily in Bali, Indonesia
primarily in Bali, Indonesia. It marks the final day of the eleven-day Galungan period and falls on Saniscara Kliwon Wuku Kuningan in the 210-day Pawukon
Kuningan_(Bali)
loved one followed by cremations, cockfights, tooth filings, Nyepi and Galungan. Each temple anniversary, as well as festivals and family events such as
Hinduism_in_Indonesia
Traditional Buddhist and Taoist festival
"Galungan and Kuningan in Bali - Bali Magazine". Archived from the original on July 3, 2019. Retrieved July 3, 2019. "Balinese ceremonies: Galungan and
Ghost_Festival
Balinese Hindu religious symbol
Balinese Hindu religious symbol of prosperity installed on the day of the Galungan ceremony. Its form is of a tall, decorated bamboo pole and can be seen
Penjor
Ethnic group in Indonesia
Balinization [id] Bali Kingdom Balinese caste system Balinese Kshatriya Nyepi Galungan Sanghyang Kecak Canang sari Austronesian expansion Potong gigi, a Balinese
Balinese_people
Hindu festival of lights
diyārī in Sindhi: दियारी, tīpāvaḷi in Tamil: தீபாவளி, and Telugu: దీపావళి, Galungan in Balinese and Swanti in Nepali: स्वन्ति or tihar in Nepali: तिहार and
Diwali
Southeast Asian dish made of rice in the shape of a diamond
prosperity. During the Kuningan festival, which marks the conclusion of the Galungan celebrations, Balinese families prepare and weave tipat as part of offerings
Ketupat
Ritual object in Balinese Hinduism
enhance the contrast of the motifs. A Lamak is particularly used during the Galungan festival. Before the entrance of each house, a Penjor is erected, a decorated
Lamak
Type of flag from Java and Bali, Indonesia
wind. Traditional umbul-umbul are akin to Balinese penjor, raised during Galungan festival. Penjor are curved bamboo poles decorated with woven janur, young
Umbul-umbul
Festival of River Yamuna that occurs every 12 years
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Yamuna_Pushkaram
Village in Bali, Indonesia
popular festival that is observed in Batuan and other places in Bali is the Galungan (meaning "When the Dharma is winning), which is a national festival that
Batuan,_Bali
Traditional ensemble music of Indonesia
that accompanied by gamelan such as: sekaten, temple rituals, melasti, galungan, Ogoh-ogoh, etc. Some religious rituals in Indonesia that use gamelan as
Gamelan
Tamil Hindu festival
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Vaikasi_Visakam
Southeast Asian form of kebab
is also an inseparable part of religious ceremonies, one of them is on Galungan for Hindus in Bali, which dozens of typical satays are served, including
Satay
Indian river festival
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Sarasvati_Pushkaram
the previous calendars, such as the Balinese pawukon and saka calendar. Galungan and Kuningan Odalan (temple anniversary in Bali, held once every Pawukon
List of festivals in Indonesia
List_of_festivals_in_Indonesia
Indonesian braised pork dish
sweet chili sauce. In Bali, babi kecap is consumed at festivals such as Galungan and Nyepi. The basic recipe, commonly used by Chinese Indonesians in their
Babi_kecap
calendar) English name Local name Year established Remarks variable Galungan and Kuningan Galungan dan Kuningan Diwali Hari Raya Diwali Lantern Festival Cap Go
Public_holidays_in_Indonesia
Gunapriya Dharmapatni
continues to appear in contemporary Balinese cultural performances. During the Galungan–Kuningan celebrations in September 2024, the Jatiluwih tourism area in
Mahendradatta
Traditional Balinese village in Indonesia
experience is particularly high during high season and Galungan and Kuningan festivals. During the Galungan, the village is decked up with rows of penjor or
Penglipuran
Hindu festival in April or May
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Chitra_Pournami_(festival)
Temporary internal migration in Indonesia to celebrate holidays
Balinese people came home to their hometowns or their home villages during Galungan and Kuningan sacred days, as they believed it marks the time when the ancestral
Mudik
Indonesian traditional mythology
magic Setesuyara Batara Kala Semara Tjak Takshaka The Awan Perfumed Heaven Galungan Calon Arang Celuluk Leyak (or Leák) Vasuki - the serpent king that accompanies
Balinese_mythology
Southeast Asian sweet toffee
colonial origin. In Bali, dodol is offered during the Hindu festival of Galungan to symbolise the destruction of falsehood and the cultivation of spiritual
Dodol
First day of the Tamil calendar
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Puthandu
9th-century Hindu temple compound near Yogyakarta, Indonesia
practices of annually performing their sacred ceremonies in Prambanan, such as Galungan, Tawur Kesanga, and Nyepi. The temple was damaged during the 2006 Yogyakarta
Prambanan
Hindu festival, held every 12 years
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Ganga_Pushkaram
accompanied by Gamelan Ngelawang is a tradition in the celebration of the feast Galungan and Hari Raya Kuningan in Bali. Ngelawang derived from the gates (doors)
Ngelawang
Indian festival
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Krishna_Pushkaram
16–lunar day period in Hindu calendar for ancestral worship
Ashvin Krishna Trayodashi, Ashvin Krishna Chaturdashi, Ashvin Amavasya Duration 16 Days Frequency Annual Related to Galungan, Veneration of the dead
Pitru_Paksha
Province in Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia
particularly on Lombok, where Hindu temples and traditional festivals like Galungan and Nyepi are still observed. Buddhism (0.31%), largely practiced by the
West_Nusa_Tenggara
Hindu temple in Bali, Indonesia
held once every 6 months every Thursday (Waraspati) or one day after the Galungan festival. Ketut Gobyah 2017. "Temple Of Penataran Agung Lempuyang". google
Pura Penataran Agung Lempuyang
Pura_Penataran_Agung_Lempuyang
First day of the Sankranti festival
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Bhogi
Cultural festivals in Indonesia
Serangan, Denpasar, the Penjor Festival is held near Pura Sakenan during Galungan and Kuningan and involves all local youth organizations (STT). The event
Penjor_festival
Religious statues used for Nyepi in Bali, Indonesia
(in Indonesian). Kantor Pusat, Yayasan Manikgeni Dharma Sastra. 1999. Galungan Naramangsa (in Indonesian). Paramita. 2005. ISBN 978-979-722-168-3. NusaBali
Ogoh-ogoh
Tamil Hindu observance of the full moon of Panguni month
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Panguni_Uthiram
Hindu festival held every 144 years
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Godavari_Maha_Pushkaram
Pura in Bali, Indonesia
on every Kliwon Kuningan Saturday. The Kuningan is the last day of the Galungan celebrations. During the Piodalan, people from the surrounding area would
Pura_Dalem_Sakenan
Indonesian traditional festival
therefore celebrated with major preparations once every 100 Balinese years. Galungan Gamelan Nyepi Jane Belo (1953), Bali: Temple Festival, Monograph 22, American
Odalan
Indian festival
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Narmada_Pushkaram
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Kaveri_Pushkaram
mythology Balinese mythology Antaboga Barong (mythology) Batara Kala Dewi Shri Galungan Leyak Nyepi Rangda Setesuyara Cinema Indonesian Film Festival Jakarta International
List of Indonesia-related topics
List_of_Indonesia-related_topics
Regency in Bali, Indonesia
Tajun Tambakan Tamblang Tunjung 51.08.07 Sawan - 14 Desa Bebetin Bungkulan Galungan Giri Emas Jagaraga Kerobokan Lemukih Menyali Sangsit Sawan Sekumpul Sinabun
Buleleng_Regency
Weaving styles of the Indonesian island of Bali
sequins. Lamak are long banners that are hung from penjor at the festival of galungan and in front of temples and shrines at other important festivals. The design
Balinese_textiles
Tajun Tambakan Tamblang Tunjung 51.08.07 Sawan - 14 Desa Bebetin Bungkulan Galungan Giri Emas Jagaraga Kerobokan Lemukih Menyali Sangsit Sawan Sekumpul Sinabun
List_of_districts_in_Bali
King of Bali
return to religious ceremonies so that they received revelations (known as Galungan Day). During his reign, Bali's security was guaranteed and Hindu teachings
Jayapangus
Hindu river festival in India
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Tungabhadra_Pushkaralu
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Bhima_Pushkaram
Art Museum in Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali
owned Affandi's painting related to Balinese arts and culture including, Galungan Holiday painting, Barong paintings, Kusamba Sailing painting, Banyan Tree
Neka_Art_Museum
Hindu ritual
practiced by the Balinese Hindu community. For Hindus, ngejot is held for Galungan and Nyepi. For Muslims, the tradition is practiced before Eid al-Fitr,
Ngejot
Indian festival
Ekadashi Varuthini Ekadashi Vasant Panchami Vat Purnima Balinese festivals Galungan Nyepi Holy periods Chaturmasya Dakshinayana Pitru Paksha Uttarayana Hindu
Pranahita_Pushkaralu
List of districts and sub-districts in Bali, Indonesia
Tajun Tambakan Tamblang Tunjung 51.08.07 Sawan - 14 Desa Bebetin Bungkulan Galungan Giri Emas Jagaraga Kerobokan Lemukih Menyali Sangsit Sawan Sekumpul Sinabun
List of districts and sub-districts in Buleleng Regency
List_of_districts_and_sub-districts_in_Buleleng_Regency
Ancient Javanese dating system
Sunday Wurukung Pon 10 Sungsang 64 Sunday Paningron Kliwon 11 Dungulan (Galungan) 71 Sunday Uwas Pahing 12 Kuningan 78 Sunday Mawulu Wagé 13 Langkir 85
Old_Javanese_calendar
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