Nestled amid rice fields, Tenganan Village (Tenganan Pegeringsingan) is a unique destination in Bali, home to the Bali Aga people. This community maintains distinct religious and cultural practices, including the weaving of a special double ikat cloth believed to have magical properties. During festivals, young women are spun on bamboo Ferris wheels, adding a vibrant and traditional touch to the celebrations. Visitors can explore the village, observe the intricate weaving process, and immerse themselves in the rich, living heritage of the Bali Aga.
Tenganan Village (Tenganan Pegringsingan)
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