when i was there, they didnt have this. all i know is that they were preparing for a huge cremation together with their king. and later star paper posted about the event. but some of the items that they make was kinda scary....with fangs and extremely long tongues.....eerie!!!
What this festive mean? Really which to be there.
ReplyDeletearr..ai jak makkai loi geh? hao chiong thong ngin giet fun ai jak sugar cane
ReplyDeleteSome of those might make a perfect Valentine's gift also. He...He...
ReplyDeletehmm..look interesting..wonder what they celebrate? BTW..u and Jen using Hakka to communicate....that awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI don't get you. For wat one this festival?
ReplyDeletejezalmy & Celine: I donno what is the festival for. I am not Balinese T____T sorry gals, maybe u can google it...
ReplyDeleteJen: lia gai han gao goh kan jiah!
Borneo Falcon: Choy! Is for the god lah
Agnes: U wanna join us?
Got biscuit in the bouquet? It is a bouquet right? And it is real edible biscuit on it?
ReplyDeletelooks nice ..but what's the festival abt?
ReplyDeletethey use cookies. hehe. chinese also use many type of foods for offerings.
ReplyDeletewhen i was there, they didnt have this. all i know is that they were preparing for a huge cremation together with their king. and later star paper posted about the event. but some of the items that they make was kinda scary....with fangs and extremely long tongues.....eerie!!!
ReplyDeleteso co-incident u at there for the festival...
ReplyDeleteo.O weird looking festival lah, Jo...
ReplyDeleteNice handy work!
ReplyDeleteEr.. they celebrate just by hanging some deco or putting some biscuits on ________? >.<"
ReplyDeleteDon't understand...
Watching your bali photos give me an impression that Bali is somekind of ancient mystery. So eeriee and scary. >.<"
他们拜神的东西也很有艺术呢，
ReplyDelete都很美！：）
wah really lazy ya...no extra info or wat on the festival...no choice have to google it, haha
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