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        <title>Guling Siyu: The Offering of Thousands of Pigs in the Usaba Sumbu Ritual of Timbrah Village, Karangasem</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Guling Siyu is a tradition of offering thousands of roasted pigs in the Usaba Sumbu ritual in Timbrah Village, Karangasem. This offering represents gratitude to God for agricultural abundance and fertile land. The tradition reflects community togetherness through cooperation and sharing (ngejot). Moreover, it positively impacts the village economy. Guling Siyu symbolizes harmony between humans, nature, and the Creator. ]]></description>
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        <title>Genjek Karangasem: When Oral Tradition and Dance Art Unite in Choral Harmony</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Genjek Karangasem is a traditional Balinese dance that blends vocal art with movement, and it continues to thrive in Karangasem Regency to this day. This dance is especially popular in the eastern coastal areas of Bali, such as the villages of Jasri, Ujung, Seraya, Culik, and Tianyar. In Genjek, the unique element lies in the choral arrangement and vocal music that mimics the sounds of gamelan instruments, known as &quot;toreng&quot; and &quot;cipak. ]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Seraya Village, an area on the eastern tip of Bali Island, has a unique tradition that is still alive and being maintained by the local community. This tradition is not just an art performance, but is part of a sacred ritual that has existed since royal times. The tradition is known as Gebug Ende, a battle with rattan weapons and a distinctive shield. ]]></description>
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