Wooden Dulang or Dulang Kayu Bali is used as a place of offerings, serving fruit, pastries, reading, and also important in making "gebogan". The top of dulang resembles a round tray, supported by a single pole widening downward.
This pole serves as a handle, is formed in such a way, so it is stable (no sway) when placed on a flat plane.
Bali is very obvious with the uniqueness and beauty. Visitors can see it directly when setting foot on this paradise island. One of the uniqueness is an ornament in the form of umbrella with the color, size, and different functions that adorn every Balinese Hindu shrine.
This ornament is called "Tedung" or ceremonial umbrella, which literally means "to guard". Tedung is typically used in the temple or holy shrine and also in certain ceremonies such as Nyekah ceremony, Melasti ceremony, etc.
The uniqueness of culture and traditions in Bali continues to experience the pressure of the technology and changing times. However, because of the high value and flexible nature, it has survived and can still be enjoyed until now.
One of that uniqueness is a traditional medium of communication in the form of musical instrument, made of wood or bamboo, called "Kulkul" or Balinese Slit-Drum. The existence of this traditional communication tool is still preserved until now. It plays an important role in the daily life of Balinese Hindu community.
Bali as a major tourist destination in Indonesia has natural beauty, unique culture and noble values that are still preserved. Visitors can enjoy the panoramic beauty of the beach, mountains, forests, hills, valleys and vast stretches of rice fields or rice terraces such as Jatiluwih, Pacung, Tegalalang, Bukit Jambul and others.
In addition, visitors can also watch the procession of ceremony at several holy places at the tourist attractions such as Tanah Lot, Uluwatu, Ulun Danu and others. The ritual is an expression of gratitude to the creator and also a form of cultural preservation and values that has been keeping the Bali since centuries.
