




Observed at least four times each year, this important Balinese ceremony brings a distinctive atmosphere to the island as cars and motorbikes move through the streets adorned with sampian and lamak—traditional offerings crafted from young coconut leaves and flowers. The decorations signal a meaningful moment of reverence, when everyday vehicles are honored as part of the celebration.
Beyond its visual beauty, the ceremony carries a deeper symbolic message: a time to sharpen not only metallic objects, but also the heart and mind. Visitors in Bali may notice the island taking on a more ceremonial rhythm, with a sense of devotion woven into ordinary life. It is a memorable cultural experience that reflects the island’s spiritual traditions and the close connection between material objects, intention, and inner awareness.
Organization

Jalan Singaraja-Amlapura, Dusun Tegal Sumaga, Tejakula, Kec. Tejakula, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81173, Indonesia
Kabupaten Buleleng
Price
On request
Please contact the organizer directly for pricing information
Sat, Nov 14