It is widely acknowledged that the roots of Balinese culture and social life today are closely connected to the glory of the Majapahit Kingdom in Java. Many Balinese rituals, customary systems, and cultural values originate from Majapahit heritage, which continues to influence Bali’s identity to this day.
This journey invites travelers to trace those historical roots by visiting Trowulan in Mojokerto, believed to be the former capital of the Majapahit Kingdom. In this area, remarkable historical sites such as Gapura Bajang Ratu, Wringin Lawang, Candi Tikus, and Kolam Segaran stand as powerful reminders of a once-great civilization. These sites reflect the architectural sophistication, governance, and spiritual depth of the Majapahit era.
The journey continues to Gunung Bromo, where natural beauty meets living culture. Beyond its breathtaking sunrise and vast sea of sand, the area is home to the Tengger community, who practice Hinduism and preserve ancestral rituals. Their presence reflects the continuity of Majapahit influence and the diversity of Hindu traditions in Indonesia.
This tour is more than a sightseeing experience—it is a cultural pilgrimage that reconnects Bali’s living traditions with their historical roots in the land of Java.
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