(Will available on 18 March 2026)

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Join a local family for Pengerupukan — the night when the island drives away negative forces through ritual and celebration.

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Held on the night before Nyepi Day — Bali’s annual Day of Silence — this is a powerful cultural moment where energy peaks before stillness begins.

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As darkness falls, stand among the crowd to witness the Ogoh-Ogoh parade — giant creatures carried by youth groups in a joyful, fiery procession.

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It’s loud. It’s wild.
And it’s full of meaning.

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A night when darkness is faced — and the island prepares for silence.

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Rate

IDR 2.200.000 (for couple)

Solo travelers enjoy 10% off 

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Durations

Approximately 3 hours

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​​​​​​​​What Awaits You

– A warm welcome from a local Balinese family

– Introduction to the meaning of Pengerupukan and Nyepi

– Participation in simple household rituals to ward off negative energy

– Traditional snack or light dinner before heading out

– Guided walk to witness the Ogoh-Ogoh parade in a nearby village

Please note: This experience includes walking and may involve crowds and loud sounds typical of local celebrations.

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​​​​​Cancellation Policy

We understand that plans may change. To ensure a smooth experience for all our guests:

– Free Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
– Late Cancellation: Cancellations within 24 hours will incur a 50% charge
– No Show: No refund will be provided
– Rescheduling: Kindly contact us at least 24 hours before the tour​

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Notes

– Booking: Required minimum 24 hours in advance. Confirmation will be sent after booking
– Pick-Up Area: Free pick-up and drop-off within Ubud area. Additional fee applies outside designated zone
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