📜 Trunyan Village, an ancient Bali Aga village, is famed for its unique open-air burial customs.
🔍 Bodies are laid under a sacred banyan tree, which prevents decomposition odors.
🌳 Witness a rare funeral tradition where bodies decompose naturally without burial or cremation.
🗿 Explore the preserved Bali Aga culture, distinct from mainstream Balinese traditions.
🏞️ Enjoy scenic boat rides across Lake Batur with views of Mount Batur.
👃 Experience a unique phenomenon where a holy tree masks the scent of decomposing bodies.
💸 Boat access often involves significant costs or demands for donations.
📍 Remote location, accessible only by boat.
👗 Dress modestly and respectfully.
💰 Bring sufficient cash for boat fees and local purchases.
🗣️ Consider hiring a local guide for cultural insights and smoother interactions.
📸 Respect privacy; ask permission before photographing sacred areas.
Boat ride from Kedisan Pier, including village donation, starts from 400,000 IDR per person (as of 2017).
Only accessible by boat from Kedisan Pier, Kintamani.
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