Bali's beaches and clubs, especially in Kuta and Seminyak, host lively New Year’s Eve parties, while more peaceful temple ceremonies take place across the island.

A traditional Balinese ritual in Karangasem where men engage in mock battles with rattan sticks, symbolizing strength and fertility.

Celebrated by Bali's Chinese community with colorful lion dances, temple ceremonies, and feasts, particularly in temples like Vihara Dharmayana in Kuta.

A Balinese Hindu festival for honoring nature, specifically trees and plants, with offerings made to ensure a good harvest.

Bali's famous Hindu New Year celebration, where the entire island shuts down for 24 hours of silence, fasting, and meditation. No flights, traffic, or entertainment, offering a unique spiritual experience.

On the eve of Nyepi, Balinese communities parade giant, demon-like effigies (Ogoh-Ogoh) through the streets to symbolize the cleansing of evil spirits.

A global yoga, wellness, and music festival held in Ubud, attracting international visitors for yoga workshops, healing sessions, and performances by world music artists.

Held in Denpasar the day after Nyepi, this playful tradition involves unmarried young people participating in a ritual of tugging and kissing, believed to foster harmony and prosperity.

A culinary festival showcasing the rich food culture of Indonesia, with cooking demos, workshops, and food tours led by local and international chefs.

A ceremony to bless metal objects like cars, motorcycles, and tools, celebrated throughout Bali with offerings and rituals for protection.

A month-long celebration of traditional Balinese arts and culture, featuring dance performances, exhibitions, and cultural showcases in Denpasar's Art Centre.

Held in Nusa Dua, this festival attracts blues musicians from Indonesia and abroad for two days of live performances.

A traditional buffalo racing event held in Jembrana Regency, featuring decorated buffaloes pulling plows through muddy fields in a thrilling competition.

A spectacular event held in Sanur, where thousands of kites in various shapes and sizes fill the sky, accompanied by traditional Gamelan music.

Celebrated on August 17th with parades, flag ceremonies, and community games such as "Panjat Pinang" (climbing greased poles) across Bali.

A week-long cultural event featuring music, art exhibitions, traditional performances, and food stalls along Sanur Beach.

Celebrated in northern Bali, this festival highlights the culture of the region with dolphin-watching tours, Balinese arts performances, and traditional ceremonies.

An international literary event in Ubud, bringing together writers, thinkers, and artists for discussions, workshops, and cultural performances.

Held in Ubud and Seminyak, this festival promotes a plant-based lifestyle through cooking classes, workshops, and discussions on veganism, health, and the environment.

A Balinese festival dedicated to animals, where livestock and pets are blessed and offerings are made to ensure their well-being.

A cultural and entertainment event held in the Nusa Dua area, featuring traditional dances, art exhibitions, and modern music performances.

A prestigious film festival held in Kuta, showcasing films from Indonesian and international filmmakers, along with workshops and panel discussions.

Bali celebrates Christmas with a mix of religious services in Christian communities and festive dinners in resorts and restaurants, especially in areas like Ubud and Seminyak.

Bali’s beaches, especially in Kuta and Seminyak, host some of the biggest New Year’s Eve parties, with fireworks, live music, and beach celebrations.