Balinese Mass Cremation

Balinese Mass Cremation

Balinese people are watching the procession during the collective Balinese Hindu cremation ceremony called Ngaben in Antiga village, Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia, on August 14, 2024. The collective Ngaben ceremony is commonly held once a year to save funeral costs and involves a large community within a village. For Balinese, the cremation ceremony is an important passage to release the soul to the next life from the body after death. (Photo by Johanes P. Christo/NurPhoto)

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