A village in Bali is called 'the deaf village'
The Bengkala village of Bali is called 'the deaf village' due to its higher-than-average rate of deafness, and all the villagers know how to communicate in a rural sign language named 'kata kolok'. Dubbed 'the talk of the deaf,' it is the primary mode of communication in the village where 42 of almost 3,000 villagers are deaf.