Bugbug Village

05/04/2025

Aci Gumang 2024: A Historic Moment Marking the Return of Ide Betara Betari Datah to Pura Gumang

The Return of Ide Betara Betari Datah After Hundreds of Years

On October 18, 2024, a historic moment occurred in Desa Adat Bugbug, Karangasem. After being absent for hundreds of years, the sacred presence of Ide Betara Betari from Desa Adat Datah returned to Pura Gumang during the holy ceremony of Aci Gumang 2024. This return was a long-awaited moment for the community, as the last time Betara Datah visited Gumang was so long ago that it remained only as a memory passed down through generations.

Aci Gumang 2024 was a Panca Desa Jangkep (a complete gathering of five traditional villages), with the participation of 21 sacred jempana (portable shrines) representing the Betara-Betari from Desa Adat Datah. This grand procession was not only a powerful spiritual event but also a strong symbol of unity among the five traditional villages in the Panca Desa alliance.

Excitement Among the Community for This Sacred Event:
The enthusiasm of the people was evident in their warm welcome for the 2024 Usaba Gumang procession. Emotions ran high as the sacred moment unfolded, with feelings of joy and reverence filling Pura Gumang as the deities were ceremoniously ascended into the temple. Not only did the Panca Desa (Bugbug, Jasri, Bebandem, Ngis, and Datah) participate, but many also came from outside the region to witness this sacred event.

Under the leadership of Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, the Keliang (head) of Desa Adat Bugbug, the 2024 Aci Gumang ceremony was carried out in a calm and orderly manner. Careful planning by the Prajuru Era Baru (new generation village officials) and the villagers ensured the smooth ex*****on of the event, despite its large scale and multi-village involvement.

A Festive Crowd at Pura Gumang:
Usaba Gumang 2024 attracted tens of thousands of people. An estimated 50,000 attendees from various villages crowded the Pura Gumang area. The atmosphere grew more festive as the procession of jempana from Desa Adat Datah arrived. Cheers and joyful chants welcomed the arrival of the Betara-Betari.

The provincial road from Amlapura to Denpasar experienced total congestion from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM WITA, particularly during the Betara’s ascension to Pura Gumang. Despite the traffic, the people remained patient, understanding the spiritual importance of this ancestral tradition.

A Symbol of Spiritual Power and Unity:
Aci Gumang is one of the largest traditional ceremonies in Desa Bugbug, Karangasem, intended to maintain cosmic balance and pray for the safety of the community. It is more than a religious ritual — it reflects unity and collective strength among the Panca Desa.

The presence of Betara Betari from Desa Datah carries deep spiritual meaning, signifying a strengthened bond among the five villages. The community believes that with Betara Datah’s return, prosperity and peace will continue to bless the region.

Challenges in Maintaining Ceremony Harmony:
Behind the success of Aci Gumang 2024 were significant challenges. A group attempted to disrupt the procession, claiming to represent the community. They tried to exploit this sacred moment to incite unrest.

However, due to solid coordination between security forces, pecalang (traditional security), and customary leaders, the situation remained under control. Preventive measures had been taken well in advance with multiple parties involved in maintaining safety. As a result, provocations failed to interfere with the proceedings, and Aci Gumang continued solemnly and peacefully.

Community Appreciation for the Village Leader:
The leadership of Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, the Keliang of Desa Adat Bugbug, received high praise from the community for the successful ex*****on of Aci Gumang 2024. Not only was the ceremony well-organized, but his role in bringing the Betara-Betari from Desa Datah — a feat not seen for generations — was seen as monumental.

Throughout his term, Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana has consistently worked to maintain unity among the Panca Desa. His openness in communication with traditional and community leaders has been key in preventing conflict and preserving harmony in Desa Bugbug.

Fostering the Next Generation of Cultural Guardians:
Aci Gumang 2024 also served as an educational platform for the younger generation. Many youths were involved in preparations and logistics — from welcoming guests to managing traffic. This was aimed at instilling love and respect for traditional customs from an early age.

Village elders used the moment to teach values such as togetherness, cooperation, and ancestral reverence. This demonstrated that tradition is not only preserved by the elders but also proudly carried forward by the youth.

Reflection and Future Hope:
This historic moment will be remembered as a symbol of revival and unity for the Panca Desa communities. The people hope Aci Gumang will continue to be a sacred celebration that brings blessings, peace, and harmony. The success of this year’s ceremony is motivation to continue preserving tradition and unity.

Aci Gumang 2024 is more than a customary ceremony; it is a powerful reminder of spiritual and social strength. Through this moment, the people of Bugbug and surrounding villages are reminded that unity and loyalty to tradition are keys to lasting harmony.

In an era of rapid change and modernization, the spirit of safeguarding customs must remain alive. The people of Desa Bugbug and the broader Panca Desa will continue to honor their ancestors by preserving cultural heritage with deep love and dedication.

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13/03/2025

Relief of Bugbug Village: A Symbol of Culture and Tradition
A New Icon of Bugbug Village

The traditional village of Bugbug now boasts a new landmark that reflects its cultural identity and traditions—a monumental relief completed in 2024. This relief measures approximately 29 meters by 5 meters, with a carving depth of 18 to 20 cm. Beyond being a work of art, this relief stands as a cultural heritage symbol, portraying the traditional life of the Bugbug community.

The relief took about a year to complete, showcasing the complexity and intricate craftsmanship of local artisans. Every carved element narrates historical stories, noble values, and traditional rituals that continue to be preserved by the people of Bugbug.

Aesthetic Transformation of the Village Gate

As part of efforts to develop the village into a tourism destination, the main gate of Bugbug Village now appears more grand with the combination of three main elements: the relief, the design of Banjar Adat Segaa, and Bugbug’s signature gate. This relief not only enhances the visual appeal of the village but also reinforces the cultural character passed down through generations.

This relief is a part of the traditional village program initiated by the Prajuru leadership for the 2020-2025 period. The goal is to enhance the village’s tourism appeal to both domestic and international visitors. With improved infrastructure and growing tourism attractions, this initiative is expected to contribute positively to the welfare of the community through the tourism sector.

Development Initiative by KDA Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana

This monumental relief was an initiative by the Head of the Traditional Village (KDA) Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, who served from 2020 to 2025. Along with the village council (Prajuru), he worked to create an innovation that supports the development of cultural tourism in Bugbug Village.

Beyond serving as a tourist attraction, the relief also functions as an educational medium for the community, particularly the younger generation, to better understand their village’s history and customs. This relief is expected to strengthen the traditional values inherited from their ancestors.

Meaning and Philosophy of the Bugbug Relief

This relief illustrates a sacred religious procession for the people of Bugbug—the ceremonial es**rt (ngiring) or carrying (mundut) of Ide Betara to Pura Gumang. This procession is carried out with great reverence and communal spirit, reflecting a religious society that upholds strong values of cooperation.

One of the significant aspects of the relief is the depiction of the "mebiyase" ritual among the jempana, a sacred shrine where Ide Betara resides. This ritual serves as a purification stage before the main procession, signifying the spiritual preparation of all participants.
The relief is expected to serve as a visual medium that effectively portrays the richness of Bugbug’s customs and culture. Visitors not only admire the beauty of the carvings but also gain a deeper understanding of the profound meanings behind each element depicted in the relief.

Funding and Commitment to Development

The construction of this relief was funded through the Traditional Village Revenue Budget (APDA) of Bugbug for the years 2023 and 2024. The allocation of these funds demonstrates the village’s commitment to preserving and developing its culture as a key asset in supporting the tourism sector.
With cultural-based projects like this, Bugbug Village continues to evolve as a tourism destination that offers not only natural beauty but also well-preserved cultural wisdom. This relief stands as tangible evidence that Bugbug Village has a clear vision for maintaining its traditional heritage while adapting it to modern tourism.

Relief as a Cultural Tourism Destination

This monumental relief serves as a major attraction for visitors interested in art, history, and culture. Besides being a tourist site, the relief also holds the potential for development through various cultural tourism programs, such as:
• Cultural Tours: Guiding visitors around the village while educating them about the history and philosophy of the relief with local guides.
• Woodcarving Workshops: Providing visitors with hands-on experience in learning traditional Balinese carving techniques.
• Traditional Ceremonies and Cultural Festivals: Hosting annual events featuring artistic performances, traditional rituals, and Bugbug’s signature cuisine.
• Cultural Education for the Younger Generation: The relief serves as an educational resource for local children to understand and appreciate their cultural heritage.

Community Participation in Relief Preservation

The people of Bugbug play a crucial role in maintaining the beauty and sustainability of this relief. Efforts to achieve this include:
• Regular Maintenance: Engaging the local community in cleaning and protecting the relief from weather-related damage.
• Public Education: Conducting awareness programs about the significance of the relief as part of the village’s identity.
• Sustainable Tourism Management: Ensuring that Bugbug’s cultural tourism is managed responsibly while preserving environmental and traditional values.

Future Prospects for the Bugbug Village Relief

With this relief in place, Bugbug Village has the potential to become one of Bali’s top cultural tourism destinations. The relief not only attracts tourists but also strengthens the community’s sense of unity and identity in facing modern developments.

This relief is proof that tradition and culture can coexist with modernization without losing their essence. As a new icon, it is hoped that the relief will continue to stand as a silent witness to the village’s cultural journey and inspire future generations to preserve the rich traditions passed down through time.

With strong community commitment and support from the village government, Bugbug has the potential to grow into a widely recognized cultural tourism destination.

27/02/2025

Happy Celebration of Piodalan Sanghyang Raja Purana (Aci Manda) and Rahina Sipeng (Nyepi Adat) According to the Tradition of Desa Adat Bugbug, February 27-28, 2025

Aci Manda is a sacred ritual to invoke and honor Sanghyang Aji Raja Purana, the guardian of the hidden inscription of Desa Adat Bugbug. This Manda tradition is also understood as the embodiment of all ceremonies and rituals practiced in the village.

During the Manda procession, the Daha (young women) and Truna (young men) will march from Pura Puseh, heading south past Pura Bale Agung to Banjar Adat Segaa. They will then proceed northward and circle Pura Bale Agung three times before concluding with a communal prayer at the temple.

Aci Manda is part of the Bhuta Yadnya ritual, performed in preparation for Ngesanga (Nyepi) in the month of Kawulu. This tradition holds deep significance in maintaining the balance of the universe—both the Bhuana Agung (macrocosm) and Bhuana Alit (microcosm).

A day after Aci Manda, the village observes Nyepi Adat (customary Nyepi), which falls on Panglong 14 Sasih Kawulu, Panglong 15 Sasih Kawulu, or Penanggal 1 Sasih Kesanga, depending on which date aligns with the auspicious Triwara Beteng. This year, Nyepi or Sipeng in Desa Adat Bugbug will take place on Friday, February 28, 2025.

Source: Public Relations of Desa Adat Bugbug

23/01/2025

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29/11/2023

BUGBUG FESTIVAL, 2023
Location: Sanghyang Ambu Gate
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December 30th and 31st, 2023

Bugbug Greetings,
The currently constructed Sanghyang Ambu Gate has become a new tourist destination in Bugbug Village, Karangasem. The construction of Sanghyang Ambu Gate was initiated by the current Village leader, Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, with ongoing developments aimed at maximizing its potential as a tourist destination, considering the extraordinary natural resources. The construction of Melanting Temple is currently in progress and is targeted to be completed by the end of 2024. Additionally, a Selonding Museum and restaurant are planned to be built. We hope for smooth progress.

Goals of this event:
1. To promote the tourism potential of Bugbug village at both the national and international levels, to enhance hotel and villa occupancy in the Bugbug area, especially in Candidasa.
2.Celebrate local cultural diversity.
3.Encourage community participation in cultural preservation.
4.Provide exposure and support to local Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.
5.Raise awareness about the importance of supporting to local Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises for local economic growth.
OPENING EVENT 30th, 2023:
MC: Markos and Sutami

Event schedule:
08:00 AM– 22:00 PM: Exhibition of UMKM (Small and Medium Enterprises) featuring culinary delights, fashion, and handicrafts
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM: (Opening entertainment with music and dance by Bugbug Village Youth), video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-kjx-EIBPc
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Selonding traditional musical Iistruments from the SELONDING BALI AGA Community Vidio: https://youtu.be/iEUky_lrrrw?si=ZoRKkevozvr-AT9K
6:00 PM – 6:10 PM: Panyembrama Dance by Bugbug Village children accompanied by Semara Pegulingan gong from SARATI SVARA Art Studio
6:10 PM – 6:20 PM: Speech by Committee Chair’s Report (I Wayan Sutama)
6:20 PM – 6:40 PM: Speech by Bugbug leader (Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana)

6:40 PM – 7:00 PM: Speech by the Regent / opening Bugbug Festival 2023 (Gede Dana)
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM: (Activities sponsored by Monarch and hotels)
8:00 PM – 9:15 PM: Fire Dance by the Bara Mudra Community. video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8PYvJRNr1o
9:15 PM – 9:45 PM: Joged Dance from SARATI SVARA Art Studio
9:45 PM – 10:30 PM: (Bugbug Village band performance)

*DECEMBER 31ST, 2023:
MC: (Youth from Bugbug Village)
Event schedule:
08:00 – 22:00: Exhibition of UMKM (Small and Medium Enterprises) featuring culinary delights, fashion, and handicrafts.
5:30 PM – 6:00 PM: (Attractions by PAKIS- Bugbug village women)
6:00 PM – 6:10 PM: (Opening Panyembrana Dance)
6:10 PM – 6:15 PM: Speech by Committee Chair’s Report
6:15 PM – 6:35 PM: Speech by KDA (Bugbug leader) directly on the inauguration of youth chairperson and art studio local community of Bugbug village.
6:35 PM – 6:55 PM: Speech by Head of the People’s Representatives
10:00 PM – 11:00 PM: Balinese artist singer Gus Jody
11:00 PM – 11:50 PM: (Music band performance by Bugbug Village band)
11:50 PM – 12:00 AM: MC countdowns to welcome 2024 along with a fireworks display.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

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28/11/2023

GAMELAN SELONDING OF BUGBUG VILLAGE:
The Gamelan Selonding of Bugbug Village has existed since ancient times, passed down as an ancestral heritage. Until now, Selonding is still used in Bugbug Village by musicians who typically inherit the skill through generations.

Selonding is a traditional musical instrument older than other traditional music in Bali. It is made using iron bars on strings fastened atop a wooden body. The Selonding gamelan is tuned to seven tones producing a distinctive sound.

This gamelan is a sacred and commonly used to accompany religious ceremonies such as Manggung ceremony, Gumang ceremony, Puseh ceremony, and other major ceremonies in Bugbug village.

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26/11/2023

ACI PASUJAN TRADITIONAL VILLAGE BUGBUG

Bugbug Traditional Village is an ancient village in Karangasem, Bali, always bustling with cultural activities. Almost every month, year after year, the Bugbug villagers continue cultural practices.

Aci Pasujan has been celebrated on November 25, 2023. Participants in the Event: The Head of Bugbug Traditional Village is Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, attended the odalan ceremony at Pura Pasujan involving community members, Jero Mangku (temple priests), village elders, village committees (Ksinoman, Prewayah, Juru Gamel), Taruna desa (village youth), Rejang (dancing girls), and the public.

The God Who Resides:
At Pura Pasujan, there are two temples who reside are Ide Betara Gede Pasujan and Ide Betara Bagus Pande.

Purposes of the Ceremony:
The ceremony aims to express gratitude for the blessings received, especially praying for rain after the dry season to make the land more fertile, enabling farmers to utilize the rain for their crops. The Head of Bugbug Traditional Village, Jero Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, hopes that with the Aci Pasujan, all Bugbug traditional village members, wherever they are, will be safe and protected from unwanted events, allowing them to engage in activities to the best of their abilities.






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23/11/2023

IRRIGATION SYSTEM OF FARMERS IN BUGBUG VILLAGE

Farmers in Bugbug village cultivate rice using a highly structured and traditional approach. They utilize a sophisticated irrigation system to supply water to the rice fields. The process begins with land preparation and division of the fields using the subak system, which is a well-organized traditional irrigation system. Subsequently, rice seedlings are planted at specific intervals in the irrigated fields. This planting process typically involves communal collaboration among farmers in the surrounding area.

The irrigation system in Bugbug village is highly organized and a cultural heritage. One renowned system is the Subak, a traditional irrigation system that has existed for centuries. Subak regulates water management for agriculture, particularly for the rice fields in Bugbug village. Water from natural sources such as rivers is distributed to the fields through well-structured channels.

The Subak system is governed by local customs and traditions. There are farmer communities forming groups to manage fair water usage, scheduling, and the quantity of water allocated to each plot. This not only serves as an irrigation system but also as a significant cultural and social aspect in Bali, acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage. This system reflects the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, depicting the harmonious relationship between humans, nature, and the divine.

LUMPADANG SUBAK IN BUGBUG VILLAGE:

The expansive rice field area owned by Bugbug village is divided into six Subaks: Subak Desa, Subak Galogor, Subak Mepaang, Subak Tegakin, and Subak Lumpadang.

Subak Lumpadang covers approximately 20 hectares of certified land owned by 66 individuals and cultivated by around 46 laborers who are members of the Subak. Its boundaries include the northern area adjacent to Bukit Bakung, the western side bordering Bukit Lumpadang, the eastern side adjacent to Tukad Buu, and the southern area bordering the rice fields of Subak Tegakin.

Leadership in Subak Lumpadang:

The highest authority in Subak Lumpadang is called the Kelihan Subak/Pekaseh, followed by Pangliman (vice), Penyarikan (secretary), Juru Raksa (treasurer), and Juru Arah/Saya (coordinator).
Operational funding comes from member savings and third-party subsidies, such as government grants.

Regular activities in Subak Lumpadang include member meetings, collective cleaning of water channels in the fields, and ceremonial events at the Subak Lumpadang temple.

The decision on which crops to plant in the Subak Lumpadang area such as rice, onions, corn, watermelon, and others is collectively determined during meetings.

In the ex*****on of their activities, Subak members adhere to jointly established rules.

Chairman of Subak Lumpadang, Mr. I Wayan Duduk, mentioned that the Subak irrigation system has been passed down through generations and continues to function effectively. This is due to all members steadfastly adhering to the principles of mutual cooperation and familial bonds

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26/10/2023

In managing agricultural land in Bugbug Village in the past, the community relied on manual labor, which was a local culture in farming, especially in rice fields. Tools such as oxen, sickles, hoes, and the like were used. Through the tradition of mutual cooperation, a sense of community among farmers was fostered.

As time has progressed, Bugbug Village has started to be influenced by various aspects of globalization, including technology, knowledge, and so on. The use of land cultivation tools now includes the use of mechanical power, such as tractors, as it is considered more productive and efficient. This allows the land to be processed and planted more quickly.

The habits of farmers in land cultivation have also started to transition into the modern realm. Many new elements have entered Bugbug Village, seemingly altering long-held traditions deeply rooted in the community.

For the welfare of the people, technological advancement indeed must be embraced.

26/10/2023

Bugbug Village is located in Karangasem, Bali one of the ancient villages in Bali that has inherited its culture from their ancestors.

Geographically, Bugbug Village is situated in a coastal area. The names of the three beaches in Bugbug Village are Candidasa Beach, Pasih Kelod Beach, and Bias Putih Beach, known as Virgin Beach Bali. Bugbug Village has cultural activities almost every month from January to December throughout the year. The biggest festival is the Usaba Gumang, which occurs every year, but due to its high cost, the major Usaba Gumang festival is held every two years. The Gumang Temple is administered by Bugbug Village, but when the major Usaba Gumang festival comes, four other villages are also involved, including Jasri Village, Bebandem Village, Datah Village, and Ngis Village.

Tourist Destinations in Bugbug Village:

Candidasa: Candidasa is the name of a temple in Bugbug Village that later became a famous tourist attraction in Bali because there is a white sandy beach in the temple area. Due to its beautiful beach, many hotels, villas, and restaurants have been built in the Candidasa area.

Bukit Asah: It is a hill that juts out into the sea, flanked by the cliffs of Panggian Hill and Bias Putih Beach, known as Virgin Beach Bali. In front of Bukit Asah, there is a small island called Kuan Island. Shaped like a whale, Kuan Island has become an icon of Bukit Asah and is often used as a backdrop for visitors' photos. Bukit Asah is managed by the Tourism Development Department of Bugbug Village (BP2DAB), which offers packages such as camping, traditional boat rides, trekking, team-building activities, and fishing using local boats.

Sanghyang Ambu: It serves as the gateway to Gumang Temple and has now been developed into a new tourist destination in Bugbug Village. The construction of the Sanghyang Ambu gate and parking area arrangement was a large-scale project initiated by I Noman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, ST, a member of the Bali Provincial DPRD for the 2019-2024 period, from the PDIP party, who also serves as the Head of the Bugbug Customary Village, Karangasem District, Karangasem Regency, Bali.

Bias Putih Beach: This beach is flanked by two hills and has soft white sand. Bias Putih Beach has become increasingly popular among tourists since a 9-meter wide road was opened from Bugbug Village. On the journey to Bias Putih Beach from Bugbug Village, you can see terraced hills, the open sea, Panggian Hill, and Bukit Asah.

Guungan Hill: With the construction of a new access road to Guungan Hill, visitors can now enjoy the beauty of the Candidasa area from the top of the hill, taking in views of the open sea, Gili Tapekong, Padang Bay Port, and Gili Kuan.

Activities that can be done at Guungan Hill include camping, trekking, and wedding parties.

Development in Bugbug Village is now being carried out on a large scale under the leadership of Nyoman Purwa Ngurah Arsana, who serves as the Head of Bugbug Customary Village.

25/10/2023

Things to Know If You're Camping in Bukit Asah, Bali

Located in Karangasem, Bali, Bukit Asah camping site is aptly named as it's situated on Bukit Asah in the village of Bugbug, Karangasem District, Karangasem Regency, Bali.

The attraction of camping activities in Bukit Asah lies in the breathtaking views from the hilltop and the campsite's seaside location with stunning vistas.

From the Bukit Asah camping site in Bugbug village, you can witness the beauty of the beach from the high cliffs and admire a small whale-shaped island in the beautiful sea. You can also descend to Bias Putih Beach to enjoy the fine white sand and swim along the shoreline.

Not only that, Bukit Asah camping site in Bugbug village is also renowned among tourists as the most beautiful spot to watch the sunrise in Bali.

Camping Facilities at Bukit Asah, Bali

Bukit Asah offers comprehensive camping facilities for your comfort during your camping adventure. It already provides electricity, Wi-Fi, toilets & bathrooms, dining stalls, swings, a spacious parking area, and selfie spots.

Until now, camping tourism in Bali still considers Bukit Asah as the best location for nature enthusiasts. Camping programs in Bali are gaining more popularity, and many Bali campers choose Bukit Asah as their camping location with their families.

Booking Camping in Bukit Asah, Bali

If you wish to camp in Bukit Asah, Bali, it's advisable to make a reservation at least a week in advance. This is due to the limited number of tents available. Especially on Saturdays, Sundays, and during holiday seasons. If the camp tents are fully booked, you can still bring your own tent and only pay for the campsite rental. As camping activities in Bukit Asah continue to grow, the organizers are also improving their services to provide the best experience for all participants in terms of facilities and services. Supplementary facilities, such as selfie spots, are being added in various corners of Bukit Asah. In addition to selfie spots, camping locations will expand further in the future, and there are plans to create a special Galamping Bali tourism unit with a more luxurious concept for both domestic and international tourists. Glamping in Bali is a growing tourism activity, and Bukit Asah is an excellent location due to its beautiful natural surroundings.

Camping tourism in Bali is currently popular among young people, especially during school holidays, and tent rentals are in high demand, sometimes leading to overbooking.