![Balinese family were receiving holy water before starting their prayer. [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05622.jpg)
Balinese family were receiving holy water before starting their prayer. [2013: E O]
Galungan is celebrated to remind human beings that we should always fight the battle against the bad habit and evil desires. It is celebrated once in 210 days according to the Balinese calendar.
On Galungan day, usually Balinese decorate their house and their temple. The most striking and noticeable decoration is penjor that they put in front of their house. Penjor is a bamboo pool which is decorated with unhulled rice, coconut leaves and coconut, which represent the nature.
To all my Hindu Balinese friends, Rahajeng nyanggra rahina Galungan lan Kuningan
![Balinese man was receiving holy water from Jero Truni before starting his prayer [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05624.jpg)
Balinese man was receiving holy water from Jero Truni before starting his prayer [2013: E O]
![Offering flower [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05663.jpg)
Offering flower [2013: E O]
![Jero truno truni helped Pemangku to give holy water to the Hindu Balinese before they started their prayer [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05649.jpg)
Jero truno truni helped Pemangku to give holy water to the Hindu Balinese before they started their prayer [2013: E O]
![Pemangku / Priest gave holy water to Balinese before they started their morning prayer on Galungan day in the Nyuh Kuning temple [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05640.jpg)
Pemangku / Priest gave holy water to Balinese before they started their morning prayer on Galungan day in the Nyuh Kuning temple [2013: E O]
![Balinese women were purchasing offering flower in Ubud Market [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05554.jpg)
Balinese women were purchasing offering flower in Ubud Market [2013: E O]
![Balinese women were carrying offering to the temple on Galungan day. [2013: E O]](https://catatanfani.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/dsc05650.jpg)
Balinese women were carrying offering to the temple on Galungan day. [2013: E O]
