Odalan Pura Pedharman
Bangli regency
Wednesday
6
August
(All Day)
Odalan at Pura Pedharmang – A Sacred Temple Ceremony in Bali
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What Is an Odalan?
An Odalan is a traditional Balinese temple ceremony held to celebrate the anniversary of a temple's founding. Deeply rooted in Balinese Hindu culture, the Odalan is a vibrant spiritual event that combines sacred rituals, dance, music, offerings, and community gatherings.
Each temple in Bali has its own Odalan, typically celebrated every 210 days according to the Balinese Pawukon calendar. During this time, locals dress in ceremonial attire, prepare elaborate offerings, and participate in devotional performances to honor the temple’s deity.
Experiencing an Odalan provides a rare and intimate glimpse into the island’s living spiritual heritage — a powerful reminder of the harmony between people, gods, and nature in Balinese life.
Location of the Sacred Temple
Explore the revered site where tradition and spirituality come alive in Bali.
Visiting an odalan offers a unique opportunity to experience Bali’s rich cultural heritage and spiritual traditions firsthand. Whether you’re attending an Odalan ceremony or exploring the island’s sacred temples, this location embodies the harmony between nature, community, and faith that defines Balinese life.