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Nyepi Day 2018 in Bali - 17th March 2018 - Bali Day of Silence. Nyepi Day in Bali is a New Year celebration unlike anywhere else on the planet. Bali celebrates the Saka New Year as the Bali Day of Silence. It's ultimately the quietest day of the year, when all of the island's inhabitants abide by a set of local rules.
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Nyepi Day in Bali - Bali Forum - TripAdvisor. We will be in Bali for Nyepi Day on 31 March 2014. Just want to hear from people who have spent Nyepi day in Bali. We would like to stay in a nice place for about five days inclusive of Nyepi Day so we are not caught up in people travelling before and after.
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Nyepi 2018 | Hotels & Resorts in Bali with special deals .... Nyepi is fast approaching, so we've rounded up the best places to stay across Bali as the island shuts down for 24 hours of silence With nothing else on the itinerary except kicking back and chilling out, for us expats and holidaymakers there’s no better time to rest, relax and rejuvenate from the ...
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Nyepi Day in Bali 2018 - Welcoming the Balinese New Year. Melasti starts 3 to 4 days before Nyepi and every village in Bali participates. It is an important ceremony and the goal is purification. Each village makes their way to the beach, the lake or another nearby source of water.
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Nyepi 2017 Day of Silence in Bali. When is Nyepi 2017. Nyepi is the most important and sacred Hindu holiday on Bali and is a general public holiday in the rest of Indonesia. The famous ogoh-ogoh parades, where Balinese men (and boys) carry scary creatures of respectable sizes through the streets accompanied by noise and gamelan music is happening on "Nyepi Eve", the evening of the second day after ...
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