1. Wearing Beautiful Bali Traditional Dresses.

These clothes are usually worn by Balinese people during religious ceremonies or other special events. We will dress you carefully so that you will look awake and charming like a Balinese king or princess.

Balinese clothing contains elements of shade, peace, and joy. Men’s and women’s clothing has its own special philosophy.

The main concept of Balinese traditional clothing is tapak dara, which means a religious symbol in the form of a cross, similar to the “+” sign, that’s mean Harmony to God, Harmony to human, Harmony to nature.

2. Take part in the cleansing of the mind and spirit

This ritual, known among the locals as “Melukat”, is intended to purify the mind and spirit and It provides spiritual support, awakening, and empowerment. This ritual can be performed anywhere that the Balinese recognize as sacred Holly spring, but Sebatu is considered the most sacred place for this rite.

3. Tirta Yatra.

Praying at Bukit Mentik Temple for the blessing of Economy/ Business, Peacefulness, and Healthiness. The Ritual in the Temple we call “Tirta Yatra”. Tirta Yatra is designed to eliminate the negative factors in your life and help you to find the ways and balancing.

4. Meet a Balinese Shaman/Healers for counselling about your past or find the way for your future, or your problem and healing.

In his practice, he will trans by the Ancestors spirit. The Ancestors will help you to remove obstacles that prevent you from achieving a specific result. This may include getting rid of the barriers in your career development and the evil intentions of your enemies, protecting yourself from unfavourable forces or negative spirit, cleansing the aura and balancing the chakras.

5. “Fangsheng” Release of living beings / Mercy release

an ancient ritual in which Buddhists free captive animals to generate positive karma through an act of kindness. is the religious practice of saving and releasing animals that were destined to be slaughtered. Buddhist recommend the ritual as a way of “paying back debt,” “erasing bad luck… healing illness” and “extending one’s life among other benefits.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Private car
• Parking & Government retribution ticket
• Offering for the Ritual
• English speaking driver/guide
• Donation for the ritual
• Lunch and mineral water
• Animals for Release

TERM & CONDITIONS

Prohibition of entering temples or doing this activities for women who are on their periods or menstruating.

The main reason, menstrual blood is considered ‘dirty’, so that it can make the temple become impure. Not only women during menstruation that are prohibited from entering the temple. Men or women who are in “Cuntaka”, or recently having a deceased family member, also may not enter the temple. They were only allowed to enter the temple again 12 days after the Ngaben ceremony. Also, couples who have babies under the age of 6 months, are also not allowed to enter the temple.

According to the story from generation to generation, there are negative effects if you are determined to enter the temple during menstruation or during Cuntaka. Many women experience pain and faint while in the temple. Reportedly, there are also mystical events that can befall menstruating women in temples, such as possession.