Unveiling the Balinese Creation Myths The vibrant island of Bali, known as the Island of the Gods, is a realm where time dances to the rhythm of its own celestial beat. Rooted in deep-rooted beliefs of harmony and balance, the Balinese way of life revolves around profound guiding principles known

The subak water irrigation system is of grave significance to Balinese society. This centuries-old integration process is central to religious and spiritual life in the country, and beyond a tool for rice cultivation. According to UNESCO, subak embodies the concept of Tri Hita Karana, marrying the spirit world, human life

As dawn breaks over Budaga, Klungkung, the sun casts a timid glow on the wet earth. The rain overnight has left behind the distinctive musky fragrance of the earth that mingles with the morning chill. On this auspicious day of purnama—the full moon—I Wayan Sudiarta, adorned in the

“Each instrument within the gamelan ensemble beats with a distinct rhythm, resonates with a unique tone, and voices a separate personality — every single one of them has its own love song to sing and a passionate story to tell. Yet, when they take turns to blend their melodies into one

In a world ever more saturated with digital media, the marriage of technology and culture presents an extraordinary opportunity to preserve and share humanity's diverse heritage.

Ever since the early whispers of the 20th century, the flamboyant charm of Bali has been progressively seeping into the global consciousness. A dazzling tapestry of international artists and scholars has served as cultural conduits, magnifying this Island’s vibrant pulse worldwide.

Quantum Temple, a leading innovator in the realm of blockchain technology and cultural preservation, made a resounding impact at the HCI International Conference 2023. Through a captivating presentation and a published article, we showcased its pioneering work in utilizing blockchain technology to recognize and safeguard cultural heritage, garnering global attention

The cultural heritage of Bali spans from its vibrant temples to the many time-honored rituals that have been passed down for centuries. One such ritual is Odalan, celebrated in temples like Pura Besakih, one of the most sacred temples on the island. It marks the day of creation, honoring the

Our ancestors were incredibly talented. Nearly 4,000 years ago, the Babylonians used Pythagorean triples to survey land, a thousand years before Pythagoras. The ancient Egyptians managed to build the pyramids, something that still sparks awe and fascination today. The Sumerians developed a highly sophisticated form of writing 5,000

Today’s world is rife with uncertainty. Paradoxically, we spend more time on social media, but feel more distant from each other; more connected to the world, yet disconnected from its roots. Understanding the value of cultural heritage has never been more important.