5 Balinese Folklore

Folklore From Bali

The following is a collection of Indonesian folktales, folklore, fairy tales, and legends that exist among the people of Bali Province.The capital city of Bali is in the city of Denpasar and has the motto Bali Dwipa Jaya which means Bali Jaya Island. Stories are collected from various sources. If there is a new story, it will be added soon. Hope it will be useful.

Nusa Dua Bali
Bali Nusa Dua Theatre
Enjoy a Balinese dance and musical performance

Garuda Wisnu Kencana
Long ago, in a land called the Island of the Gods, there lived a sage called R
esi Kasyapa. The wise and wise sage had two wives. The first wife of Rishi Kasyapa was named Kadru and the second wife was named Winata. Kadru has a child Naga, while Winata has a child named Garuda. Although Resi Kasyapa has been fair to his two wives, the first wife (Kadru) always harbors envy and envy towards the second wife (Winata).

The Story of Calonarang
Calonarang is a widow who is famous for being cruel and evil. She has a beautiful daughter. Her daughter is Diah Ratna Mengali. The child was never married by a man. This is because the mother can leak, of course her daughter can also have leak knowledge.

The Legend of the Origin of Trunyan Village, Kedisan, and Abang Dukuh
In ancient times, a king of the Surakarta Palace had 4 children. 3 children are boys, while the youngest is a girl. The four children live in the palace environment. At one time, they were disturbed by the fragrant smell that was always there all the time. They don't usually smell such a pungent smell.
Kebo Iwa Story
Once upon a time, in Bali today, there lived a husband and wife who lived in harmony. They live well. However, their lives feel empty because they have not been blessed with a child. Even though they have been married for a long time.

1. The Origin of the Bali Strait
The Origin of the Bali Strait
It is said that long ago in the kingdom of Daha (now the island of Bali) there lived a Brahmin named Sidi Mantra. He is someone who is famous for his magic mandrauna. Sanghyang Widya or Batara Guru rewarded him with property and a beautiful wife. After years of living together, they finally got a child who they named Manik Angkeran.

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