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Bali, the Indonesian island is among the most beautiful places together with the unseen natural touch. If anyone of you is thinking to get started with if you want a, Bali would be the city you could choose. It always experiences tourist rush over summer and winter. You are easily able to find cheap Bali hotel near your destination point. There are many of varieties in hotels that Bali has.

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Trunyan is an original Balinese village. Trunyan is located at the edge of the Lake Batur across Toya Bungkah village. This village can be accessed by boat in 15 minutes sailing from a small harbor at Buahan village (which is located about 4 kms from Penelokan village).

Contrary to elswhere in Hindu Bali the Trunyanese do not cremate their dead. Instead, after a ritual cleansing with rain water, the body of the deceased is placed in a bamboo cage under the taru menyan tree until the forces of nature, in particular the wind, has dissolved the body tissues and only the skeleton remains. Then the skull is placed on a stairs-shaped stone altar which is located some 500 meter north of the banjar Kuban, a special place which can only be reached by boat.

A centuries-old Banyan tree serves as the lying ground of the Trunyan dead. Bodies are left in pits and covered with cloth and bamboo. The dead bodies are covered only by a bamboo cage-like structure. After the body decomposes and all remains is skulls and bones, the villagers will collect them and added to the ossuary on a step-like altar.

A walk through the area provides glimpses of the deceased in various states of decay. Contrary to what you might think, the village is not suffocated by bad odors, because the tree emits a strong smell that overwhelms the odor of the corpses.

About Barong Dance

1. Barong mask is made from wood taken from haunted places such as tombs, and therefore sacred Barong is a very sacred by the Hindu community in Bali.

2. This dance performance is always preceded by the show opener, which is accompanied by gamelan.

3. There are several types of dance barong but are often staged for tourist consumption are the type of Barong Ket.


4. Barong Ket is a mix between a lion, tiger, cow or Boma. Barong body is decorated with carvings made ​​of leather, affixed to a sparkling mirror glass and fur made ​​from perasok (fiber from the leaves of a plant similar to pandanus), fibers or others of crow feathers.

5. Barong Dance should be carried out by two dancers called Saluk Interpreter / Interpreter Bapang, a dancer in the head and the other in the buttocks and tail. Keket Barong dance depicts the battle without end between virtue (dharma) and bad (adharma) which is an alloy that is always opposite (rwa bhineda).