Nusa Dua, Bali — On March 11^th, 2024, Balinese Hindus will be celebrating their New Year according to the Saka calendar, which is called "Nyepi," a silent day. It is considered one of the most sacred events of the year. It is celebrated with a 24-hour period of solitude, during which all forms of activity on the island come to a complete standstill which starts on Monday, March 11^th, 24 at 6.00am and ends on Tuesday, March 12^th, 2024 at 6.00am. The mandatory religious prohibitions on this important day in Balinese culture include no pleasure (Amati Lelangon), no traffic (Amati Lelungan), no fire (Amati Geni), and no work (Amati Karya).

A night before Nyepi Day, Sunday, March 10^th, 2024, is Pengerupukan Day, when the Bhuta Yajna Ritual is performed to vanquish the negative elements and create a balance with God, mankind, and nature. Devout Hindu Balinese villages usually make Ogoh-Ogoh, demonic statues symbolizing negative elements.

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