The Nusa Dua Light Festival in Bali will be held until July 15, showcasing lanterns, a light show and a dancing fountain.
undreds of Badung regency residents and tourists flocked to Nusa Dua, the site of the Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) in Bali, to witness the opening of the Nusa Dua Light Festival on Monday.
The festival will be different from previous years as it has a dancing fountain, the first in Bali.
I Wayan Karioka, the managing director of the Nusa Dua-ITDC, said the dancing fountain would move along to songs and would also be spiced up by a light show.
“What is new and different about the dancing fountain is that a fire dance will be held in the middle of it,” Wayan added.
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The festival has an underwater theme with the tagline "Water, Fire, & Dance". Lanterns have been festooned with creatures of the sea, such as fish, coral and jellyfish.
There is a tunnel equipped with lights in every color, a favorite place for visitors to take selfies. The festival will also showcase residents’ traditional arts.
Held until July 15, the organizer aims to attract 2,500 to 3,000 visitors per day.
“We hope more tourists will attend the festival over the holidays,” said Wayan. (wng)
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