The Balinese calendar, or often referred to as Pawukon Bali, is a calendar system used by the Balinese in Indonesia. The Balinese calendar is based on a 210 day cycle called Pawukon, which consists of 30 weeks and each week has a different name and symbol.

In the Balinese Saka calendar, each day has a specific name and meaning. Apart from that, there are also days that are considered special, such as Galungan and Kuningan holidays which are celebrated every 210 days. Apart from that, there is also the celebration of Nyepi Day, which is an annual Balinese holiday which is celebrated in March or April, and where all activities in Bali are suspended for one day.

The Bali Candra calendar also considers the movement of the moon and sun in calculating time. Therefore, some important days in the Balinese calendar may shift from year to year depending on astronomical calculations. In addition, the Balinese calendar also takes into account the star constellations and moon phases in calculating time.

The Balinese calendar also plays an important role in the daily life of the Balinese people, such as in determining the right time to carry out religious ceremonies, weddings and other activities. The Balinese calendar also reflects the rich and unique heritage of Balinese culture and is a symbol of identity and pride for the Balinese people.