Bayung Gede Placenta Graveyard
In this Balinese village, coconut shells containing placentas are hung from trees.

šŸ“œ Sacred garden in a Balinese village.
šŸ” Unique tradition of hanging coconut shells with human placentas from bukak trees.

Why Go

🌿 Witness a unique, centuries-old Balinese tradition.
šŸ‘¶ Learn about the spiritual significance of placentas in Balinese culture, often considered "younger siblings".
🌳 Explore a sacred garden where placentas are hung from bukak trees, and observe how the trees are believed to absorb the smell of decaying organs.
šŸ“š Gain deep cultural insight into ancient village customs, local legends, and centuries-old traditions.

Tips

šŸ’” Anthropologist Margaret Mead lived in Bayung Gede from 1936 to 1939. šŸš— Often included in "Mystical & Burial Rituals Tours".

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