WHAT TO EXPECT at GOA GAJAH | UBUD | Elephant Cave | Travel Bali with KIDS | Bali Road Trip

[@iryantosirait80]

looks like you spent a long time in Bali, enjoy the beauty of my country 

[@BagsPackedFamily]

We love being in Bali!

[@cokdesurya7542]

Ubud is underrated , the most strong culture area in Bali 👏🏻

[@BagsPackedFamily]

WE really enjoyed visiting Ubud. :-)

[@BagsPackedFamily]

I couldn’t believe that we had the entire Goa Gajah grounds to ourselves! Check out our entire Indonesia 🇮🇩 playlist! kzbin.info/aero/PL-vqVxLrJzx2v9kgt4EYvB82h0ZhEpfZj

[@imeldamarc8659]

Hai ! Nice family ! Have a nice day for your vacation,sorry i am from north Sumatera,thanks

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you! We look forward to visiting North Sumatra sometime soon! :-)

[@ahmadbays5979]

Lovely family vacation in ubud. Love your family, always happy 😃 😀😃 Stay healthy guys 🙏🏻

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thanks so much! We a love exploring Indonesia! 🇮🇩

[@baliwalknshops1517]

So the elephant cave is originately the meditation place back in the day ,,,interesting.

[@BagsPackedFamily]

We definitely learned a lot! :-)

[@troythomas3787]

Sehat selalu beserta keluarga di Bali Island 🙏

[@fadhilarlafsyala4148]

hai.... i like your video, i watch all of them and i like how you teach your kids. stay safe out there

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you so much! We have loved traveling in Indonesia!

[@opikthecepers2031]

Good

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thanks. :-)

[@masheri4537]

👍

[@ihsansan938]

Kids funny.ilove kids

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you for watching :-)

[@gilbertlam5588]

Forest😁😂🤣👍

[@BagsPackedFamily]

He’s a sweet little guy. :-)

[@masfachryhamim2994]

Secara spesifik bahwa di pohon yg di kasih sarung corak hitam dan putih berarti Pohon tersebut ada "Penunggu" Atau yg menghuni pohon tersebut.. 🙂🙏

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Terima kasih atas informasi tambahannya!

[@masfachryhamim2994]

Sama sama Jonathan.. 😘👍👍👍

[@Idang34]

how old is the little boy, so cute..

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Our youngest is 3. 😁

[@nicetas2344]

Fyi, in Indonesia Sivaism (Siva is the main god in this cult) is the main Hindu sect in Indonesia during the old kingdom times (Majapahit, Kediri, Singhasari, Srivijaya, etc) and until this day. The other big religion in these kingdoms are Buddhism. So there's a cult that developed during these times and in these kingdoms, that cult is Siva-Buddhism, a cult that are a mix of both religions, it's the main cult in Majapahit (one of the largest empire in the archipelago) and a lot of kings the kings are part of the cult before the Islamic rebelions. After the rebelion, the nobles run away to Bali (its vassal), where they live till this day. So yeah, the guide is wrong, it's not just "Bhineka Tunggal Ika" thing, it's not because of good relationship of buddhist and hindus alone. Hope this answer your questions on why there are Buddhist and Hindus temple in one spot, and why Hinduism in Indonesia and India is different, in India the main sect is Vaishnavism (Vishnu is the main god)

[@nicetas2344]

Also, in Indonesia, during the New Order all Chinese folk religions are banned, Chinese atribute are banned, even Chinese Indonesian are forced to use Indonesian names and leave their chinese names. During these times, the Protestants churches and the Roman Catholic church came to them and pretty much give em a good reason to convert (one of the reason is because some muslims are anti Chinese because they are "pagan" and "communist, so most of the Chinese persecution are coming from the muslim and nationalist). Also the Pope allowed ancestor worship in the 17th century (you can read about chinese rites controversy). That's why chinese catholic in here is a bit "wierd" haha.

[@nicetas2344]

So just like what Aru said in your recent videos, religions in Indonesia are different than a lot of their "original" self because the missionaries are using our native rituals and syctretised it with the religion. It's the same with my tribe where we still use our old rituals, but we only left the "religious belief" of these rituals, these days its only a ritual, our identity.

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Thank you so much for the context and added information. :-)