Balinese Shaman Healing with Penglipuran Traditional Village

The first we will go to the healer's place according to the schedule we booked. in this place the healer will give a little healing massage according to your health complaints. after that will be done treatment with holy water in a place that has been provided by the healer. and the granting of gifts and energy power from God.

Pecampuhan Sala is one of the religious tourism sites located in Abuan Village, Susut District, Bangli Regency. This temple is also known as a sacred and unique melukat place. Melukat is a ritual of physical and spiritual self-cleansing using holy water. In this temple, you can melukat in the cave under the Tirta Utama fountain. Inside the cave there is a statue of Dewi Saraswati which symbolizes knowledge. And you can also melukat in the other eight fountains according to your needs and desires or requests. This temple has an interesting and unique architecture with beautiful and natural scenery because it is located in a forest area that is passed by a river and also the fountains in this temple so that you will get inner peace. Taman Pecampuhan Temple has nine fountains or pengelukatan which come from different springs. Each fountain has different properties and functions, such as to smooth the economy, ward off disaster, treat non-medical illnesses, and others.

Penglipuran is one of the traditional villages in Bangli Regency, Bali Province. This village is famous as one of the tourist destinations in Bali because its people still practice and preserve traditional Balinese culture in their daily lives. The architecture of the buildings and land management still follow the concept of Tri Hita Karana, the Balinese philosophy about the balance of the relationship between God, humans, and the environment. 
Penglipuran Village was named the cleanest village in the world and won several awards "Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Award" in 2017, and entered the Top 100 Sustainable Destinations version of the Green Destinations Foundation. Penglipuran Traditional Village has 2 types of laws that are obeyed and followed, namely Awig (written regulations) and Drestha (unwritten customs).

For the people of Penglipuran Village, having more than one wife is prohibited.  then he and his wives must move and have a house built for them by the villagers, but they will not be allowed to use public roads or enter the temple or participate in traditional activities. Their rights and obligations as residents of the Penglipuran Traditional Village will also be revoked.

And our tour will end with a trip to the hotel.