Anyone visiting Bali during May will be able to take in the celebrations for Galungan.

People who want to see some of Bali's culture firsthand may want to head to the island next month for one of its religious festivals.

Anyone visiting Pattaya should consider travelling to the north-east of the city to witness a beautiful sunrise among some Khmer temples.

The Tumpek Uduh festival marks the beginning of Bali's preparations for Galungan.

The Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan could give people staying in Seminyak a reason to visit Central Java.

Balinese people bless the metal objects in their homes on the holy day of Tumpek Landep.

This important religious festival falls on the first day of the lunar new year and is marked by spending time at home in silent self-reflection, fasting and meditation.

Balinese people celebrate the completion of their local temples with the Odalan festivals.

Balinese resorts such as Kuta will be observing the festival of Pager Wesi in March.

The island of Bali falls silent for a day in March as part of a religious event known as Nyepi.

Saraswati day is a celebration of the Hindu goddess of knowledge for people living in Seminyak.

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