Your wedding day is a moment so precious, only the finest location will meet the occasion. Set high on the cliffs of Southern Bali, with panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, Tirtha Uluwatu is truly a venue that will surpass all expectations.

Designed exclusively to host the most magical weddings, every facility is available to make your special day a success and to create lasting memories of a marriage made in heaven, on the Island of the God.

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More than 15.000 people witnessed the royal cremation ceremony of the head of Ubud’s royal family. this grand cremation ceremony needed almost three months of preparation, hundreds of workers, exorbitant budget, and tons of offerings materials. All these resources were combine a together and created a magnificence ceremony, one of the biggest cremation ceremonies for decades. Many articles and reportages have been written to describe the magnificence of this ceremony, so it seems superfluous and redundant to write another an article on this ceremony. Instead here are some photos of the ceremony, this time let the photos do the talk.

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Celebrate your love with a luxurious wedding created in signature Tirtha style overlooking the magnificent Indian Ocean from a spectacular clifftop location. For the ultimate in romance our wedding packages include a wedding ceremony, party and reception and a romantic first night stay in our private and secluded three-bedroom Cliffside Villa.

The spectacular venue at Tirtha Luhur takes a wedding with Tirtha Bridal to new heights of fantasy. We now offer special packages featuring a sunset wedding, followed by a party and reception for up to 100 guests and one night’s accommodation in our luxury three-bedroom villa. Discover more about our packages in the menu on the right.

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At first I want to include this article under the headline “Through the Eyes of Researcher” but since this article was written a Balinese high priest Sri Bhagawan Dwija Warsa Nawa Sandi from Buleleng regency who has great concern on environment and climate change and produce many good articles on Hinduism in English, so idecided tomake a new headline “Through the Eyes of Balinese High Priest”. So without further ado here is the article.

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Balinese use to celebrate the Saka New Year. The Saka year is 78 years behind the Gregorian because it was created in 78 AD to mark the crowning of King Kaniska 1 of the Kusana Dynasty, in India. The Saka calendar found its way to Bali through the spread of Hinduism from India to Indonesia and eventually Bali.

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Each culture that flourish around the globe has its own way in dealing with thief, some cultures use harsh punishment, other use social sanction such as excommunication but the inhabitants of Tenganan village in Bali has a kind of ritual in dealing with thief, it is called Maling-malingan or “game of thief” (the word “maling” in Balinese language means “thief”).

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We created a masterpiece appropriate for a meaningful, memorable and unparalleled wedding venue situated atop a picturesque cliff overlooking the fantastic Indian Ocean scenery. Conceptualized in a modern Balinese design, the Wiwaha is a perfect place to exchange vows in an environment of extreme serenity and solemnity under the open sunny bright skies.

We created a masterpiece appropriate for a meaningful, memorable and unparalleled wedding venue situated atop a picturesque cliff overlooking the fantastic Indian Ocean scenery. Conceptualized in a modern Balinese design, the Wiwaha is a perfect place to exchange vows in an environment of extreme serenity and solemnity under the open sunny bright skies.

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