Photo from an earlier edition.
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Galungan is a Balinese Hindu holiday. Streets across Bali are lined with tall, curved bamboo poles called penjor, which stay up for the ten day period that follows.
Families pray at home shrines and village temples, many people wear ceremonial dress, and households make daily offerings. Kuningan, ten days later, is marked by giving yellow rice.
Highlights
- Penjor poles line village streets
- Temple prayers on Galungan day
- Kuningan follows ten days later
Details
- Date
- 13 Jan 2027
- Date note
- Follows the Balinese Pawukon calendar. The Kuningan day that closes the cycle falls ten days later, about ten days later.
- Venue
- Villages and temples across Bali
- Where
- Bali, Indonesia
- Organiser
- Balinese Hindu communities
- Tickets
- Free entry
- Status
- Expected
Dates checked Event page
A Bali guide article, since no official page for the 2027 dates was opened.
13 Jan 2027
Free entry
Hadath does not sell tickets. Dates and prices can change: confirm on the organiser's page before you buy or travel.
