Ni Kadek Mayang Sari
Onlooker at the Pengrebongan ceremony
At the market near the temple festival
Barong comes very close
Rita in dress for ceremony
Wat Khuean Ubolratana in Khon Khaen
Bali girl Gek Adii
A temple in the lake
Working on Bali batik
Playing the Angklung
Sculptures as Balinese kendang players
Gate to Quán Thánh Temple in Hanoi
Temple of Literature second courtyard
Students in Hanoi
Rest in the park beside the Ho Tay lake
Welcome in Hanoi
Báo Khánh Hàng Trong junction
Hàng Trong, Hoàn Hoan Kiem intersection
Balloon seller at Hàng Trong, Hoàn Kiém crossroad
Motorbike traffic in Hang Trong Av.
Gemma, a young Catholic worshipper
Mass at St. Joseph's Cathedral Hanoi
Worshippers follow the procession
Last fixing for the dance as Vishnu
Gek Adii and her mother Ibu Agung Raka
Get dressed and fixed for the Nyepi dancing
Gek Adii is ready for her dance performance
Rakshasa looking in your eyes
Happy New Nyepi Year 1938
Rakshasas dancing
Young worshipper at the Pengrebongan festival
Rangda turns around the Pura Dalem Pengrebongan
Pengrebongan celebration in Kesiman
An Ogoh-Ogoh statue holds the globe
The dance of Vishnu
The day before the silence
Gamelan music ensemble enters the scene
Classroom used as dressing place for Nyepi dancers
Neighboring village people in Mengwi
Look an Ogoh-Ogoh in the face
More about Ogoh-Ogoh
Gunggus a young host in Mengwi
Boys from Sembung
Privat Kori Agung gate
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Playing card during the day of silence


Adii, the girl dancing in the costume of Vishnu a day before, is playing cards with her neighbor friends on the day of silence.
It means no working, no noise, no fire or light, including no electricity, no TV no radio, no traveling, strikt fasting and no revelry. But playing cards? The Balinese too like to sin sometimes (or more often).
It means no working, no noise, no fire or light, including no electricity, no TV no radio, no traveling, strikt fasting and no revelry. But playing cards? The Balinese too like to sin sometimes (or more often).
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