Kalender Bali - Bali calendar & holidays

The Balinese Calendar displays information such as Purnama Tilem, Kajeng Kliwon, and Hindu festivals like Pagerwesi, Galungan, Kuningan, Nyepi, and more. It also provides the following functions:

* Search for Otonan date based on birthdate

* Search for birthdate based on Otonan

* Search for Odalan date based on Pawukon

* Search for Odalan date based on Sasih

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To effectively use the Balinese calendars in daily life or during visits:

Learn Key Dates: Familiarize yourself with significant dates in both calendars to participate in local festivals and ceremonies.

Use a Tika: A Tika is a visual representation of the Pawukon cycle that helps align it with the Gregorian calendar, making it easier to track important dates.

Engage with Locals: Interact with Balinese people who can provide insights and context about how these calendars influence their daily lives and cultural practices.

Respect Rituals: Be mindful of quiet periods during significant events like Nyepi when the island observes silence and reflection.

NOTE

For some devices to ensure alarms and notifications work properly, please enable Autostart/Autorun:

👉 XIAOMI:

Enable Autostart feature for the Bali Calendar application. Open Menu -> Security -> Permissions -> Autostart, check/enable for Bali Calendar app.

👉 OPPO (depending on OS version):

* Open Security Center App -> Permissions Management -> Auto-Run Management -> Turn On / Enable Bali Calendar.

* Open Security -> Privacy Permission -> Startup Manager -> enable Bali Calendar.

👉 HUAWEI:

* Phone Manager App -> Protected Apps -> Check/enable Bali Calendar.

👉 ASUS (depending on OS version):

* Open Auto Start Manager -> Bali Calendar -> Allow.

* Open Asus Mobile Manager -> Permissions -> Auto-Start Manager -> Allow/enable for Bali Calendar.