TUMPEK KANDANG 12 July 2025, All Around Bali
Tumpek Kandang is a sacred day in Bali dedicated to Sang Hyang Rare Angon, the guardian deity of livestock. On this day, animals such as cows and pigs are lovingly bathed, adorned with cloth and coconut-leaf decorations, and blessed with holy water and rice. Families offer prayers for the health and well-being of their animals, with larger ceremonies held in rural and mountainous areas. LOVINA FESTIVAL 18 - 22 July 2025, Kalibubuk & Kaliasem Village, Buleleng A celebration of art, culture, and creativity, the Lovina Festival is a vibrant three-day event held in Kalibukbuk and Kaliasem villages in Buleleng Regency. Showcasing traditional dance, puppet shows, music performances, and local cuisine, the festival reflects the charm of Lovina Beach, famous for its black sand and golden sunsets. 19 - 20 July 2025, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace, Tabanan Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Bali’s iconic rice terraces, the Jatiluwih Festival celebrates the island’s cultural and agricultural heritage. Nature takes the spotlight with a vibrant showcase of local farming traditions, photography exhibitions, and art activities. Highlights include live demonstrations by farmers, stunning nature photography displays, and painting competitions for creative enthusiasts. MEDEWI FESTIVAL 25 - 27 July 2025, Medewi Beach, Jembrana JATILUWIH FESTIVAL Held annually on the scenic shores of Medewi Beach in Jembrana, the Medewi Festival celebrates local culture, cuisine, and surf. With traditional arts, culinary delights, and surf competitions, the festival highlights the natural beauty and vibrant spirit of Medewi, promoting the charm of this coastal gem.
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN BALI JULY - SEPTEMBER 2025
PENGLIPURAN VILLAGE FESTIVAL 3 - 5 July 2025, Penglipuran Village, Bangli
Experience the vibrant spirit of Bali at the annual Penglipuran Village Festival, held every July in the tranquil Bangli Regency. Over three days, this cultural celebration features traditional dance and cooking competitions, colourful parades, sacred ceremonies, and hands-on craft workshops. Set in one of Bali’s most authentic villages, the festival offers a rare glimpse into the island’s timeless way of life, complete with local music, artisan showcases, and a truly immersive atmosphere.
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