what is the temple called? Pura Tirta Empul
temple World Heritage Site look at how
cool that is I have never seen something
this unique in my life it is so cool and
look at these trees like what are we
wearing? Sarongs. Sarongs baby
everybody's got this sarong on going to
this temple we're going inside a Hindu
temple it's just like Eat Pray Love
we're lining up to take baths in here so
this hindle temple was built in nineteen
sixty and then people here doing
offerings, you can see right behind me they're
doing offerings to the God he's putting
offerings on top of the fountain the
water here for purification so people
are taking baths in the water
[water sounds]
Where are you? We are at the holy fountain, Indonesia. Holy springs.
people are taking baths, this is at the Hindu
temple is built in 90. this is a volcano
there are two volcanoes on the island of
Bali how's the view from our restaurant
mount batur is an active volcano in Bali
its most recent eruption with the year
2000 we're at the top of the mountain
and there's all kinds of farms up here
that's mandarin, mandarin guavas durians
mangosteen and avocados everything. next we
travel to the center of the island to
Ubud to see the Tagalalang rice
terraces ubud is a relaxing part of the
island known for its forests farms and
rice paddies okay so after spending the
day in Java yesterday we made it back to
Bali this is the unesco world
heritage site of the rice terraces for
walking around here that is the volcano
these are the rice terraces and valleys
and here you can see one of the workers
he is plowing and seeding the race
unreal we're walking up here this is
where they keep the cow it's all
organic they use organic manure are
climbing through the rice terraces this
is the walkway and we're trying to get
down there don't want to
we are we're walking all the arrows
don't slip yep this is the lemongrass
plant, smells so good.
There's the volcano. I am in Indonesia, this is
the rice terraces look at how beautiful
this is Wow still like I'm in the movie
Eat Pray Love.
We are back on the Hindu side so there's
offerings everywhere and down there is
where they keep the cows the irrigation
system
lots of scarecrows here that one has a
coconut for a head all of the rice here
is for local consumption not for export
next we head to a temple called Pura
Elun danu bratan which is on the edge
of lake bratan Lake Bracken is
significant because it is a main water
source in central bali this is a public
hindu temple the rest or many others are
family owned so you can only attend
service if you are a part of the family
this one anyone can go ask and this is
on these 50,000 Rupiah banknote in
Indonesia this is the image that you see
stop right there this temple and look at
this we're doing offerings and they just
sailed out on the water this is the lake.
This temple was built in 1633 and is
used for offering ceremonies to the
Balinese water lake and river goddess
Dewy Danu. Now let's learn a little
more about Hinduism for my local guide
So during temple ceremony this area for praying,
I told you in the bus we believe in one
God but you will get so many so many
manifestations of God.
Each of the direction so the yellow and
then white is the north black south red
and then combined between white and red
so the pink color. Yellow and red is the
orange color so this on the middle one
Shiva is mixed - all color.
I found Obama - he used to
live in Indonesia on island of Java.
It is Sunday here, and Sunday there is no
school so everyone's kind of just
hanging out and having picnics with their family.
Here are the boats that the worshipers were riding in
for tour guides the three religions
Buddhism Hinduism and Islam live in
harmony here on Bali. This is
the traditional dress and Hinduism the
women wear a sarong was a lace top the
men wear white with a turban so one of
the differences between Buddhism and
Hinduism, Hinduisms has a caste system
so you have reincarnation but you're
born like a poor person if your karma
is not good. Buddhism, you reincarnate
and you could reincarnate into an animal in
conclusion you have to have good karma.
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