Experience the profound cultural tradition of Nyepi, the Balinese Day of Silence, at the SAKA Museum, located within the serene Ayana Estate in Jimbaran, Bali. Designed by Napp Studio Architects, the SAKA Museum offers a unique opportunity to understand the significance of Nyepi within the context of Balinese Hinduist culture.
The SAKA Museum's narrative centers around Nyepi, providing visitors with a deep understanding of this unique cultural tradition. Our entrance lobby gallery evokes the sacred calmness and serenity of Nyepi night, creating a peaceful start to your museum journey. Explore our collection, which includes stunning Ogoh ogoh figures and the Cetra Masa relief, which depicts Nyepi in all its depth.
Beyond Nyepi, the SAKA Museum offers a comprehensive exploration of Balinese culture and traditions. Discover the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, which emphasizes the harmony between humans, nature, and God. Explore the Heritage Gallery, showcasing artifacts that highlight the craftsmanship and cultural evolution of Bali.
The SAKA Museum's design reflects Bali's unique character and cultural heritage. The central staircase, built with locally-sourced lava stones, represents Bali's geological past. The museum shop's vibrant colors are inspired by Indonesian agate stones. We collaborated with local artisans in the museum's construction, ensuring that it embodies the spirit of Bali.
Inaugurated on September 7, 2024, the SAKA Museum is conveniently located within the AYANA Resort Bali complex. Plan your visit to witness the artistry, understand the philosophy, and experience the essence of Nyepi culture. We are committed to providing an unforgettable vacation experience, filled with cultural immersion and discovery. Explore the beauty of Balinese art, the significance of the Saka Calendar, and the profound meaning of Nyepi at the SAKA Museum.
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