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Umanis Galungan

Thursday, 12 August 2027 in 294 days

The day after Galungan: families go out together. Beaches and local attractions fill up with Balinese visitors.

Practical advice

Avoid popular beaches and waterfalls that locals favour today — arrive very early or choose another day.

What happens

Umanis Galungan is for visiting relatives and enjoying the day out. After a day of ceremony, Balinese families head to the beach, waterfalls, the zoo or the mall together.

Impact on your trip

Local attractions — Sanur, Kuta, Lovina beaches, waterfalls in Gianyar and Tabanan — are packed with domestic visitors. Parking fills up and queues get long.

What you can do

If you want quiet, save popular spots for another day. If you want to see Bali actually on holiday, this is the day — the mood is warm and full of families.

Balinese holy days follow the Pawukon and Saka calendars; Nyepi and national holiday dates follow official government decrees. If your dates are critical, confirm once more with your hotel or airline.

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