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        <title>Garuda Statue: A Typical Carving Art Craft of Pakudui Traditional Village</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ The Garuda statue is a signature craft of Pakudui Village in Bali, depicting Garuda Wisnu Kencana. Garuda is a Hindu and Buddhist mythological creature, a golden bird with a heroic story of freeing his mother from the Naga. Garuda statues are made with detailed carving techniques and Balinese art characteristics, usually from quality wood. Pakudui village is the center of Garuda statue making, characterized by its proportionality, symmetry and variety of styles. The manufacturing process involves selecting, cutting, carving, coloring and refining the wood. The village has been known for 50 years, popularized by artist I Made Ada, who obtained a patent for Garuda Wisnu in 1996. The Garuda statue of Pakudui village has high artistic, cultural and religious values, becoming a souvenir of Bali that is in demand by local and foreign tourists. The art of Garuda statue carving is an Indonesian cultural heritage that needs to be preserved and developed. ]]></description>
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        <title>Pengelukatan Dasamala Lan Widyadari : 12 Pancoran Nonmedical Disease Healers</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ A pengelukatan is a purification ritual of Balinese Hindus, where they use holy water from a holy spring to cleanse themselves physically and mentally. One of the interesting circumambulation places in Bali is the Dasamala lan Widyadari circumambulation in Taman Sari Temple, Jehem Village. This place has 12 pancoran tirta with various benefits, such as inner and outer cleansing, healing diseases, and youthful tirta. In the melukat procedure, devotees perform prayers at several holy places before performing the circumambulation procession. This place is open every day, but Hindu holidays are considered a good time for melukat. ]]></description>
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        <title>Pakudui Traditional Village: Garuda&amp;apos;s Worldwide Tourism Village</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Pakudui Village is a village located in Tegalalang District, Gianyar Regency, Bali. The village is known as the village of Garuda statue craftsmen, the legendary bird that became the symbol of Indonesia. The main livelihood of the villagers is as farmers, but in between farming the villagers also become statue craftsmen. Pakudui Village has charming natural beauty with cool air and green rice fields. The village also has potential as a tourist village that offers the experience of learning the art of Garuda statue carving from its craftsmen. Pakudui Village is one of the ecotourism villages in Bali that is worth visiting to get to know more about the culture and creativity of the Balinese people. ]]></description>
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        <title>Penataran Pande Tamblingan Temple: The Center of Weapon Making in the Ancient Balinese Period</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Penataran Pande Tamblingan Temple, located in Munduk Village, Bali, is one of the island&#039;s prominent historical cultural sites. The temple commemorates a group of ancient Balinese blacksmiths, called Pande, who had an important role in the manufacture of weapons and war tools. Located on the shores of beautiful Lake Tamblingan, the temple also illustrates the richness of Balinese culture with its distinctive architecture, including the multi-layered meru roof. Despite its past destruction by the Majapahit army, Pura Pande Tamblingan is still a silent witness to Bali&#039;s history and a quiet and cool place of worship for the pandes or blacksmiths who played an important role in Balinese society. ]]></description>
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        <title>Kereban Langit Temple: A Sacred Place for Fertility Prayers in Bali</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ Kereban Langit Temple in Bali is a sacred place that offers a unique experience with its naturally open-sky architecture within a cave. This place holds significant historical value related to the birth of the twin kings, Sri Masula-Masuli, and is believed to be a place for praying for fertility. Furthermore, visitors can enjoy tranquility in the peaceful surroundings of the temple, surrounded by lush greenery and the Campuhan River. The temple is also believed to house sacred water that can bestow blessings upon those who visit with sincere devotion. ]]></description>
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