Banjar Trunyan is a village located in the Bali province of Indonesia. It is situated within the highlands of the island, specifically near the mountains of central Bali.
The village is primarily known for its unique cultural and religious practices regarding death. Unlike most Balinese villages where the deceased are cremated, Banjar Trunyan is notable for its traditional practice of burying the dead in open-air cemeteries. This tradition allows the remains to decompose naturally while preserving the spiritual connection between the living and the departed.