Hindus in Bali apply strict rules regarding temples and ceremonies. These rules mainly concern dress requirements and conditions of 'sebel' (taboo) such as menstruation or open wounds, bringing food into the temple, being physically or mentally ill, being in a state of mourning (for the Balinese this lasts 42 days), and having given birth within the past 42 days. Other rules need to be observed or asked for, especially during festivals.

Religious guidelines
1. Always wear a sarong and sash.
2. Do not walk in front of people when they are praying.
3. Do not use flash or point your camera at the priest's face!
4. Never sit higher than the priest or the offerings.
5. During cremation ceremonies, do not get in the way of attendees, howerver perfect that photographic moment might be...
6. Women are not allowed to enter temples during their menstruation.

Nusa Dua Fiesta
ORIGINALLY called the Nusa Dua Festival; this event was first established in 1993. The Nusa Dua Fiesta 2008 will mark the 12th annual Festival of Nusa Dua.

For two consecutive years (1994 – 1995) there was no Festival held in Nusa Dua. But in 1996, under the guidance of Mr. Anak Agung Gede Rai – the following President Director of BTDC, the annual Nusa Dua Festival was restarted again. This Annual Events keep continues and has been improved to date under the leadership of Mr. I Made Mandra, the current President Director of BTDC, Nusa Dua.

In consequence of various disasters, BTDC as Civil Organization spotlight in Tourism Industry representing best alternative to return the Image of Bali (Recovery Bali) as well to promote the Indonesia Culture in general and Bali to the world.

In 2007, BTDC has taken the initiative to revamp the image of the Nusa Dua Festival and re-brand it under the name of ‘Nusa Dua Fiesta 2007’, which essentially is a reflection of the lifestyle of this charming. The new name of Nusa Dua Fiesta has brought the innovative and colourful yet exclusive event.