Bali Map Q3 Edition July - September 2019
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The <strong>Bali</strong> Hotels Association and I bid you a warm welcome to our home,<br />
the island of the Gods.<br />
In light of the recent volcanic eruption from <strong>Bali</strong>'s sacred Mount Agung,<br />
travellers are suggested to keep a safe distance of a 10km radius. Just in<br />
case, our national emergency number +62 (0361) 211.<br />
To assist you in your adventures around our island, we are delighted to bring<br />
you this detailed and comprehensive map; Official from the <strong>Bali</strong> Hotels<br />
Association.<br />
<strong>Bali</strong> presents the perfect blend of the modern and the traditional…<br />
Enjoy the famous Ogoh Ogoh Parade and the <strong>Bali</strong>nese Nyepi Day in March.<br />
We hope you enjoy your time with us and stay safe.<br />
Thank you,<br />
Ricky Putra<br />
Chairman of the <strong>Bali</strong> Hotels Association<br />
January - March 2018<br />
Chinese New Year<br />
• February 16, 2018<br />
Chinese New Year is a local public holiday that allows those celebrating to reconnect<br />
with their families and prepare for the arrival of the new lunar year. Travellers looking to<br />
be apart of the celebration can visit Vihara Darmayana in Kuta, Vihara Ong Tay Jen Griya<br />
Kongco Dwipayana in Denpasar or Satya Dharma Temple also in Denpasar.<br />
Ogoh Ogoh Parade<br />
• March 16, 2018<br />
Ogoh Ogoh are giant puppets made in the form of mythological <strong>Bali</strong>nese demons. On<br />
the eve before Nyepi Day they are paraded on the streets of <strong>Bali</strong> to purify the island<br />
from spiritual pollutants and ward off the evil spirits. The best spots to view the parade<br />
include Taman Satria Gatotkaca in Tuban, Bemo Corner in Kuta, Puputan Badung in<br />
Denpasar, By Pass & Danau Buyan Intersection in Sanur, By Pass & Campus Unud<br />
Intersection in Jimbaran and By Pass & Gopala Intersection in Nusa Dua.<br />
Nyepi<br />
• March 17, 2018<br />
Nyepi is well known as the “Day of Silence”, which represents the New Year under the<br />
<strong>Bali</strong>nese calendar. Starting from 6am until 6am the next morning, Nyepi is for self<br />
contemplation, fasting and meditation for the <strong>Bali</strong>nese. Restrictions include: no fire or<br />
cooking, no working, no entertainment, no travelling and, for some, no eating and<br />
talking.<br />
info@balibrochurecompany.com<br />
+62 (0361) 472 5900
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