
Climbing for Palm Sugar in Bebandem
Bebandem, Karangasem
I Nengah climbs twice a day, every day. You meet him at the first round and stay for the boiling shed.

Locality Score™
Deeply local
ImpactVisits pay for the bamboo containers and rope the tapping households replace every season.
Bebandem, Karangasem
Lontar palm tapper, Bebandem
I Nengah climbs twice a day, every day, and boils the sap down the same afternoon. He also sits on his banjar's ritual committee, which is why he can tell you plainly which days in Bungaya are closed to visitors.
Community
Bebandem banjar
Languages
Balinese, Indonesian, English (conversational)
Skills
Palm tapping, Palm sugar boiling, Bali Aga ritual calendar

Bebandem, Karangasem
I Nengah climbs twice a day, every day. You meet him at the first round and stay for the boiling shed.

Bungaya, Karangasem
A walk through a Bali Aga village with a host from the neighbouring banjar, on a day the village has said is open.