As a general customary rules must be obeyed by the tourists who vacation in Bali.
If you are a woman who is menstruating, do not enter the shrine / temple / merajan. Because women who are menstruating are considered dirty by the beliefs and religions in Bali. If you break it, you are menstruating entering the shrine / temple, the temple was considered contaminated, and you have to perform a religious ceremony to clean the dirty nature of the temple area.


Do not say dirty, do not say rude, not to say slovenly, do not yell temple area, in the shrine area, in the area of the cemetery, and the places that are considered haunted by the people of Bali. If that is done, then you will interfere with ease in the spirit of ancestors who were around that place.

Do not pass in front of people who are being put cymbals, you try to stay away from him. It's time for people to pray for peace.
Do not step on the offerings / tinkling in front of a store, even if it is on the pavement. So be careful if you are walking.
If you want to take pictures at a religious ceremony in Bali, do not turn on the flash on the camera. It would interfere with those who are praying.
In Bali, there is often a ceremony that crossed the road, the convoy of the religious ceremonies often involve many people, resulting in congestion on the roads. Do not turn on the horn, you have to be patient.
When Nyepi day, you should not be out of the house, should not start a fire, should not be traveling.
Those are some general things you must obey while on vacation and was in Bali. All you have to bear the consequences of their own while in Bali.