well, it depends on your definition of strange. for Balinese people, it's a part of respecting the dead as a way to reach nirvana in a clean state. this was taken in Bali, Indonesia and this ceremony is one of the kind in the world.
gung jelantikmeneng di karangasem kote nggih tiang ketut erawati uli dese jasi / jasri beten bingin kangin banjar werdi gune okane we gede warung mangkin meneng ring Belande sampun 20 thn tapi tiang uning jak gung uis timpal ketut noni mang arjawe uli singaraja panak kepala agrariane pidan balas ngih yen mau uning celek gen lizzjuhh1994 itu wenten ketut erawati sareng binatang hamster tiange mare megai ipetang dine
ewwwwwwwww, the smellllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!
malmsteen2002 8 months ago
without embalming apparently the body could be unrecognisable after three or four days.He looks like hes decaying pretty fast
luckylangerie 2 years ago
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. I think I understand now. Thanks again.
califgirl101 3 years ago
Strange culture this is to wash the man's body before the cremation process. Where was this taken at?
califgirl101 4 years ago
well, it depends on your definition of strange. for Balinese people, it's a part of respecting the dead as a way to reach nirvana in a clean state. this was taken in Bali, Indonesia and this ceremony is one of the kind in the world.
isengisengaja 3 years ago 2
waduh rame gati kasi mandi orang mati
KetutErawati 4 years ago
gung jelantikmeneng di karangasem kote nggih tiang ketut erawati uli dese jasi / jasri beten bingin kangin banjar werdi gune okane we gede warung mangkin meneng ring Belande sampun 20 thn tapi tiang uning jak gung uis timpal ketut noni mang arjawe uli singaraja panak kepala agrariane pidan balas ngih yen mau uning celek gen lizzjuhh1994 itu wenten ketut erawati sareng binatang hamster tiange mare megai ipetang dine
lizzjuhh1994 4 years ago