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Traditional house is a reflection of Balinese culture that there are some values ​​of Hinduism. It turns out a lot of uniqueness that is in the traditional house, ranging from the architecture and the meaning of the philosophy contained in the custom house. Well ... for more details this time we will discuss about the uniqueness of traditional house building in Bali. House Room Structure The name of Bentar Gates owned by this house is actually derived from the design of the entrance or gate is carved in such a way that it looks like a temple. The entrance of this gate has a very large size and is intentionally built without a connecting roof. There are only 2 pieces of twin temple buildings, also facing each other and separated. Both are only connected with some stairs and a door fence usually made of iron. If you look at the inside of the wall fence (Panyengker), we can see that the traditional Balinese house is indeed loaded with Hindu values. There is also a sacred building in front of the house which is usually used for praying. Almost the same as the gate, the building used for worship called Sanggah and Pamejaran is also filled with carvings and Balinese ornaments and totem-totem worship. In those places there are usually offerings placed by women every day. With a place to worship in the design of traditional Balinese house is a clear proof that the strength of the Balinese people in holding the philosophy closely Asta Kosala Kosali. This philosophy contains the living of the Balinese people about his relationship with God, his relationship with other human beings and his relationship with nature. Enter the inside of the house, we will also find some rooms that have their respective functions, for example: Panginjeng Coral. The room has a function as a place to worship that keeps the yard. Bale Manten. The room is usually used for sleeping heads of families, girls, and places to store valuables. Also in that section is also used for newly married couples. Bale Gede or Bale Adat. Usually this place is often used for live circle ceremony. Bale Dauh. In this room is usually a place to work, a meeting and a place to sleep boys. Paon. The room in the kitchen is used as a place to cook. Barn. Usually the early room is used as a place to store staple foods such as rice and other staple foods. Building Materials In general, the materials used to build custom homes are not generalized, as there are economic influences and social strata of the owners. For ordinary people, in general the walls of this house built using speci made of clay. While classified nobility, usually using a pile of bricks. As for the roof, generally made of earth tiles, alang-alang, ijuk or the like in accordance with the financial ability of homeowners.