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Bali Authorities Emphasize Tourist Compliance During Nyepi
Bali's Hindu leaders have reiterated the importance of tourists following local customs during the upcoming Day of Silence.
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Bali’s leading Hindu authorities have issued updated guidance regarding the observance of Nyepi, the Day of Silence, on March 29.
The Parisada Hindu Dharma Indonesia (PHDI) advised that all non-Hindus, foreigners, and tourists on the island need to abide by the rules of the holiday.
The latest guidelines were communicated to the Bali Provincial Government and the public in a circular letter signed by PHDI Bali Management Official Nyoman Kenak and PHDI Secretary Putu Wirata Dwikora.
Key Points
- Dwikora explained: “Every year we always make a Circular Letter containing the PHDI Decree to remind the community…”
- On March 28, many businesses will close to allow staff to travel home for the holiday.
- For the holiday, tourists will be unable to travel on March 29 and must remain at their accommodation.
- I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport will close for the entire day on March 29.
