Pura Ngkari-Ngkari

This small village is occupied by Balinese people. They brought their socio-cultural to life their live in this village.

my place to talk to the creator

I came here in 2016 when there was an Ogoh Ogoh Activity And Ogoh-ogoh is a work of sculpture in Balinese culture that illustrates the personality of Bhuta Kala. In the teachings of Hindu Dharma, Bhuta Kala represents the power of the universe and time that is immeasurable and indisputable. In its main function, Ogoh-ogoh as a representation of Bhuta Kala, was made before Nyepi Day and paraded around the village on the evening of Pangrupukan, the day before Nyepi Day. According to Hindu Dharma intellectuals and practitioners, this process symbolizes man's awareness of the mighty power of the universe and enormous time. These strengths include the power of the Great Bhuana (universe) and Bhuana Alit (human beings). In the view of Tattwa (philosophy), this power can deliver living things, especially humans and the whole world to happiness or destruction. All this depends on the noble intentions of humans, as God's most noble creatures in protecting himself and the whole world. A very unique and interesting attention of tourists, that is our pride as citizens of various ethnic groups and nations Upholding the value of Moneka Tunggal Ika Fellow Indonesians, citizens of the City of Baubau Let's take care of each other and preserve culture

the place is cool, beautiful views of rice fields

This is the Wantilan / Balai Desa Pura Ngkari-Ngkari Village which is used as a venue for art performances both performing arts and arts related to religious ceremonies.