A procession of unusual effigies is carried also in this night. Each cormmunily will work hard to create the most impressive Ogoh-ogoh to carry around the village. The form of these effigies vary, as it really depends as on the creativity of each community. The Ogoh-ogoh are carried to a se cluded place in order to prevent them distrubing the process of the Nyepi ceremony on the next day. The procession is quite a spectacle in itself.
People march on the street with blazing torches and shoot bamboo guns in the air.
They also yell and make all kinds of noises. Apparently, this is a way of getting themselves emotionally ready in antipating the following day. The procession will last until just before midnight and on the next day the Balinese are required to observe several restrictions, including refraining from travelling, lighting any kind of fire, having any kind of pleasurable activity, and have a fast for a full day. Those who wish to experience the exciting procession will have much chance, as the whole island will definitely not miss the activity, If you are planning to stay in Kuta on this night, the most perfect spot to observe this procession is the Bemo Corner and Pura Desa of Kuta. The people of Kuta Village will have their procession starting from Legian, Road to the left heading the Pura Desa, in whose vicinity the participants of the procession will perform several attraction.