At Balikaru, spirituality isn’t a performance – it’s part of daily life.
In the sacred forest below Mount Batukaru, clear mountain waters merge at a centuries-old temple where locals still come to pray, bless, and renew their strength.
Here you’re invited to join, guided gently by the custodians of the place, learning the meaning behind every gesture and the balance between respect and presence.
It’s a living practice of humility, connection, and gratitude – a moment to breathe, listen, and simply be.
Sacred by nature.
Join a blessing where mountain streams meet in a hidden forest temple.
Every gesture and offering has meaning — guided by local keepers who share their heritage with respect and heart.
It’s not a show, it’s devotion in motion.
Step away from the noise.
Feel the quiet energy of the jungle, the sound of flowing water, and your own breath.
In these rare moments, you sense why silence is sacred — and how Bali’s rhythm restores balance within.
Step into the rhythm of Balinese life — where every ritual, sound, and scent carries meaning.
Here, spirituality is not taught but shared, guiding you gently into connection with the island’s spirit.
In Bali, spirituality is not separate from daily life — it flows through everything.
At Balikaru, you are invited to experience this connection as it truly is: not a performance, but a practice of harmony between people, nature, and the unseen.
Each ceremony, each offering, each drop of holy water carries a story of balance and gratitude.
Here, in the sacred springs below Mount Batukaru, locals still live by these rhythms — welcoming you to witness and share them with respect.
Travel becomes more than movement; it becomes meaning.
You return with a sense of calm, insight, and quiet joy — because in Bali, every moment has its spirit, and every spirit has its place.
Because they are not staged for visitors — they are part of living village life.
Our blessings and purification rituals take place at an ancient sacred site deep in the jungle, where two holy springs and a mountain river meet — a place long believed to hold powerful spiritual energy.
Here, the village gathers for its most important ceremonies, led by the local temple manku and his family, who have carried these traditions for generations.
The same custodians who guide the community now gently lead you through the ritual — sharing their knowledge, care, and respect for this sacred place.
You are welcomed with warmth, prepared with a short etiquette briefing, and guided into the true rhythm of Balinese spirituality.
Hidden deep within the rainforest, this site lies where two holy springs and a mountain river join — a natural confluence called Tjampuhan, believed to hold strong purifying energy.
Balinese people see such places as sacred gateways where the visible and invisible worlds meet.
For centuries, villagers from the surrounding area have come here to give offerings, seek balance, and reconnect with nature’s spiritual essence.
You’ll feel it the moment you arrive — a calm presence, a sense that time slows down, and nature begins to speak.
The ceremony begins with a short preparation and blessing by the local manku or his assistants.
You’ll receive flower offerings and learn how to present them respectfully before stepping into the sacred waters.
Purification takes place in several stages — washing away tension, calming the mind, and inviting positive energy.
It’s not a performance but a silent dialogue with nature and the divine — deeply personal, always guided, and gently explained.
For Balinese people, spirituality is not separate from daily life — it flows through every act of gratitude, every offering, every smile.
Spiritual travel means joining this rhythm with respect, learning to see simplicity as beauty, and ceremony as a bridge between worlds.
It’s not about belief, but about awareness — being present, connected, and humble in the face of something timeless.
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Jl. Batukaru | Belulang Village | Mengesta | Tabanan Region | Bali
+62 81 33 7055 030
team@balikaru.com
