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Offbeat photos of Mebuug-buugan, traditional mud baths in Bali
Here's a look at some offbeat photos of Mebuug-buugan, a mud bath ritual, mainly held in the rural areas of Bali, Indonesia.

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The Mebuug-buugan is a mud bath ritual that is popular mainly in the rural areas of Bali, Indonesia. All pics/AFP
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Mebuug-buugan is held a day after Nyepi aimed at neutralizing bad traits

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A Balinese boy puts mud on his body during a traditional mud baths known as Mebuug-buugan, in Kedonganan village, near Denpasar on Indonesia's resort island of Bali on March 18, 2018
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People walk between mangroves to put mud on their body during Mebuug-buugan

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Balinese people prepare to go to the mangrove to put mud on their body during the traditional mud baths in Kedonganan village, near Denpasar, Bali
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Both men and women bathe themselves in mud as a part of the ritual

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Balinese girls put mud on their body during the traditional mud baths known as Mebuug-buugan, in Bali's Kedonganan village
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The ritual is held a day after Nyepi aimed at neutralizing bad traits

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A boy poses for the camera during Mebuug-buugan in Bali's Kedonganan village
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Balinese people walk between mangroves to put mud on their body during the traditional mud baths.

