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fahmi — March 6, 2008 / 6:58 pm
Tourists who want to visit Bali, had been warned not go there on March 7, since Nyepi will be celebrated by Balinese (Hindunese). On that day, no one will do activity anywhere in Bali, since when celebrate Nyepi, they will do amati karya (not working) and amati lelungaan (not traveling). It means, the airport and other transportation public facilities will be paralyzed.
It’s better to go to Bali today (March 6) or the day after Nyepi (March 8).
The public transportation will be closed since 06.00 am on March 7 until 06.00 am on March 8. Ngurah Rai airport will be closed for all flight, domestic or abroad. The harbours, which connected Bali with other islands, are also will be closed. At least 40 ships will not operate during Nyepi day.
Bali will be such a dead island on Nyepi because dark and silence will be spread on every region since all Balinese will stay at home, do nothing, and will not turn on the lamp.
Once again, happy Nyepi!
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wayan sudirta
Silence day, a holy to celebrate the Balinese New Year will be held on Friday, 3/7/08, on this day silent will reign supreme all over the island. In most areas in Bali, silence day is observed once a year, but as any other things in Bali, there are always some exceptions including for the observation of silence day. The old villages in Karangasem regency such as Ababi, Tenganan and Ulakan have their own silence day, but for this occasion I will focus only on the observance of silence day in Ababi village.
http://blog.baliwww.com/religion/1298/
March 10th, 2008 at 3:46 pm