This picture taken on February 20, 2020 show a Balinese temple on the shores of Lake Batur near the village of Trunyan, home to the Trunyanese - who fuse animist beliefs and traditional village customs with their own interpretation of Hinduism - in Bangli Regency on Indonesia's Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't given up...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows skulls on display with offerings at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't gi...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows a photo of one of the deceased next to bamboo cages which cover bodies at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skelet...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows items left from ceremonial offerings for use in the afterlife scattered on the ground at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows skulls at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't given up -- even as the COVI...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows the body of a deceased at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't given up --...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows items (bottom) left from ceremonial offerings for use in the afterlife scattered on the ground next to bamboo cages which cover bodies at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the o...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows foreign tourists visit a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't given up -- eve...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows locals visiting a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't given up -- even as th...

This picture taken on February 20, 2020 shows skulls at a cemetery where Bali's Trunyanese people hold open-air burials - before restrictions were implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus - near the village of Trunyan in Bangli Regency, near Lake Batur on Bali island. - For centuries Bali's Trunyanese people have left their dead to decompose in the open air, the bodies placed in bamboo cages until only the skeletons remain -- a ritual they haven't given up -- even as the COVI...