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The Barong is a character in the mythology of Bali. Here we can see the Barong dancing in a typical and touristic play in Bali. It would look like a lion, and explains a typical Balinese legend of the good against the evil.

Elaborate stone carving of a mythical creature on an ancient temple wall in Bali, Indonesia, highlighting intricate Balinese artistry and cultural heritage.

Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia - 15 Aug 2016: The Balinese style mask, Indonesia

balinese ogoh ogoh monster on Bali Island celebrated before nyepi

Barong Dance show, Indonesian mythology perform fight between good evil

Traditional Decorations on Balinese Celebrations like Nyatur ，Galungan（New Year）and Kuningan

Handmade of Balinese wooden craving mask

Traditional sculpture made of stone seen in the Bali island, Indonesia.

Jakarta, Indonesia - September 20, 2023: Appearance of warok characters in the Reog Ponorogo art of East Java, Indonesia

Pura Batukaru merupakan pura luhur bersejarah yang terletak di Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali. Lokasinya berada di lereng Gunung Batukaru, gunung tertinggi kedua di pulau Bali setelah Gunung Agung.

Barong dance

Statue of demon in a temple in Bali, Indonesia.

Bali Barong and Rangda used in Bali traditional religious dance

Mythological Demon Stone Carving Detail Barong Face as Wall Decoration in Ubud Palace Complex Puri Saren Agung Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali Island, Indonesia, South-East Asia, Asia.

Close up photo of Traditional Leak Rangda Mask costume for a Bali Dance theater performance. Handcrafted masks in the form of legendary demons in Bali, Indonesia.

Traditional sculpture made of stone seen in the Bali island, Indonesia.

Balinese Hindu Temple Decorations

Traditional Ceremonial Mask Adorned with Beads. This vibrant, beaded mask with intricate patterns represents a cultural symbol in a festive display

Close-up view of an intricately carved stone sculpture depicting a Hindu deity in a temple setting in Bali, Indonesia.

Traditional balinese temple old decoration for religious holiday festival and ceremony - carved hindu protective spirit Bhoma. Art, unique culture, tradition of Bali island and Indonesian people.

Bali, Indonesia - January 14, 2023: Balinese Barong ritual dance during open air ceremony at Nusa Lembongan, Bali, Indonesia.

The cremation ceremony for the burning of a bull sculpture in the small town of Ubud on the island of Bali

Wood carving of Barong, the legendary creature revered for its protective powers and theatrical performances that captivate audiences with its dynamic movements and colorful costumes.

Vibrant Balinese Barong masks hanging under a bamboo roof, showcasing traditional artistry and cultural heritage in Bali.

Mask dancing with colorful Balinese traditional costume captured during a festive cultural performance

balinese mask in a shop

A close-up photo of a Balinese dragon statue, showing its intricate scales, teeth, and claws. The statue is made of gray stone and has a weathered appearance. The background is a clear blue sky. Ubud, Bali.

UBUD, BALI - MARCH 04, 2011: Ogoh-ogoh statues at the Ngrupuk parade in Bali island in Indonesia

15th October 2024, Ubud,Bali: Locals receiving holy water at a temple during Nyatur. In Balinese Hinduism, Nyatur Desa is a sacred ritual performed in various villages, such as Desa Pakraman Ipah in Karangasem and Cau Belayu in Tabanan. This ceremony involves parading sacred effigies (prelingga), like Barong and Rangda, around the village to purify the area and invoke protection from negative energies. It's part of a broader tradition called Mecangcang, where these effigies are enshrined for 42 days in a temporary shrine outside the main temple. During the Nyatur ritual, offerings such as segehan agung and animal sacrifices are made to deities like Ida Bhatari Durga, seeking harmony and balance in the universe.

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