(ANSA) - ROMA, 29 GIU - epaselect epa11444365 People fly
kites during a traditional kite festival in Denpasar, Bali,
Indonesia, 29 June 2024. The Bali Kite Festival is not just a
competition but also a significant religious event for the
Balinese people. It is believed that flying kites during this
festival helps to send messages to the Hindu gods, asking for
abundant harvests and warding off evil spirits. Balinese kites
come in various shapes, sizes, and designs. The most common
traditional design is the 'Bebean' kite, which has a fish-like
shape. Other popular designs include the 'Janggan', bird-shaped
kite and 'Pecukan', leaf-shaped kite. Kite-flying in Bali is
often a team effort, with groups of people working together to
fly and control the kites. The festival typically takes place
during the windy season, which is from June to August. EPA/MADE
NAGI
MADE NAGI/ (ANSA).
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