On this excursion, you will not only discover the spirituality in the everyday life of the Balinese but also immerse yourself deeply in this faith during a blessing and purification ceremony called Melukat in Bali. An introduction to Hinduism and Brahmin culture, which isn't usually given to foreigners, is an important part of your experience, and you will gain an insight into Balinese traditions. The Balinese priest (called Mangku) prepared the ceremony especially for you with rice, flowers - different colors for each part of the ceremony—fragrant incense sticks, and holy water. All are carefully crafted for purification and blessing purposes. The purification and blessing ceremony is intended to refresh body and mind and provide space for new experiences. The impact on nature, the local people, and their way of life remains minimal; instead, you have the opportunity to engage intensively with them and thus make a contribution to the preservation of authentic village structures.
English-speaking guide: The English-speaking guide will accompany the entire group.
Travel on your own to the mountain village of Belulang. Hearty welcome from the Balikaru team and introduction to playing the Rindik, the Balinese instrument. Now you're in the perfect mood for your purification ceremony: the team helps you to dress in Balinese temple clothes. The priest (Mangku) awaits you at a small temple, located at an unforgettable spot next to a secluded river, in Bali called Tjampuhan. The traditional Balinese purification ceremony follows the ancient Bali Hindu Dharma rituals. Choose colorful flowers and learn how to make your own offering for the ceremony. Your guide has a huge knowledge and explains to you all the details of the blessing & purification ceremony. Listen to the voice of the priest and the sound of the sacred bells. Immerse yourself deep into the spiritual ceremony, an unforgettable experience for a lifetime. Body and mind will be refreshed and give you space for new experiences. Take your time in this peaceful atmosphere. Back to Balikaru, it's time to change clothes again. You will enjoy a homemade lunch at the idyllic Warung Balikaru. Take a rest before it's time to say goodbye and you leave the village on your own.
You will make your own way to the meeting points