Discover Bali Culture and the Day of Silence at SAKA Museum

Located within Ayana Estate Jimbaran on Bali’s southeast coast and designed by Napp Studio Architects, the SAKA Museum is a cultural gem offering exploration of Balinese culture and traditional crafts. Dedicated to Balinese Hinduist culture and local crafts, the SAKA museum provides visitors with a wonderful insight. Join an exploration of Balian art and cultural expressions rooted in its philosophy of Tri Hita Karana to experience harmony between humans, nature, and God.

Unveiling Balinese Heritage

The SAKA Museum provides an engaging look into Bali's rich culture. Interior designs of Bali hotels draw upon its natural and cultural landscapes for inspiration, using local materials, lighting schemes and formal expressions that resonate with visitors as a gateway into its soul.

Nyepi Inspiration

The entrance lobby gallery at our museum was carefully created to evoke the sacred calmness and serenity of Nyepi night sky, offering visitors a peaceful start on their museum journey.

Lava Stone Core

The central staircase and core of this museum feature locally-sourced lava stones to represent Bali's geological past while engaging local artisans in its construction.

Discover Agate Hues

Step into the museum shop to experience its vibrant palette, inspired by Indonesian agate stones, which offer vibrant hues.

A Journey Thru Balinese Art & Tradition

The SAKA Museum provides an exceptional chance for exploring artistic traditions found throughout Bali. The Heritage Gallery at the museum houses artifacts which display craftsmanship, providing valuable insights into the cultural evolution of the island.

Nyepi: At the Center of Our Narrative

This museum's narrative centers around Nyepi - Balinese Day of Silence - an exclusive cultural tradition which marks Balinese Saka New Year and makes up its core narrative. Explore the museum’s collection, which boasts beautiful Ogoh ogoh figures and the Cetra Masa relief, which depicts Nyepi in all its depth.

Balinese Saka Calendar

The name SAKA itself derives its inspiration from the Balinese Saka Calendar, underscoring how deeply connected SAKA Museum is with Balinese timekeeping and traditions. SAKA Museum was inaugurated and established as part of AYANA Resort Bali complex, making it easily accessible for visitors. Founded and opened to the public on September 7, 2024, this museum serves both as public exhibit and education resource.

Bali Cultural Heritage Museum

At Bali Cultural Heritage Museum, they present Bali’s cultural legacy through an impressive collection of documents, historical artifacts and art objects to provide visitors with a comprehensive understanding of Balinese culture.

Plan Your Visit

Step into an intellectual adventure at SAKA Museum and uncover the rich cultural traditions and practices unique to Balinese Hinduist societies, witness the artistry, understand philosophy, and feel the essence of Nyepi culture - it will all come alive for you at SAKA!

Keywords

SAKA Museum, Bali, Balinese culture and tradition, Nyepi or Day of Silence celebration at Ayana Estate Jimbaran; Balinese art such as Tri Hita Karana Heritage Gallery's Ogoh Ogoh or Cetra Masa at Heritage Gallery as well as Balinese Saka Calendar by Napp Studio Architects are just some things to see and do while staying in Jimbaran and attending SAKA Museum is something unique and worth experiencing in its entirety at Jimbaran and also. AYANA Resort Bali will guarantee guests unforgettable vacation experiences during every momentous occasion of celebration at their premises!