Tourist, 28, arrested after stripping NAKED and gatecrashing sacred performance at Bali temple

This is the shocking moment when a German tourist provoked rage by stripping naked and crashing a sacred performance in a temple in Bali – in a naked frenzy that could see her face in prison for nearly three years.

Darya Tuschinski, 28, was denied a ticket to a Hindu dance show before reportedly going through security and taking off her clothes in a bizarre protest.

The backpacker was caught on camera strode confidently past dancers before posing on the platform above them, forcing through a host of gilded doors.

When a local man tried to stop her, she bowed to him, as if mimicking the movements of the performers, before walking off the platform to kneel beside a shrine as if in prayer.

Shocked holidaymakers in the audience watched as the tourist continued her naked procession back onto the stage before security personnel intervened and the area was cleared of its ‘bad energy’.

Furious staff rushed to her and detained Darja for disrupting their show, before handing her over to police in the Ubud district of Indonesia’s popular resort island.

Darya Tuschinski, 28, was seen confidently strode past the dancers after stripping naked

The tourist was seen pushing open a gilded door after climbing the steps across the stage

She now faces two years and eight months in prison if found to have violated the country’s public morality laws.

Stefanus Satake Bayu Setianto, Bali Police Head of Public Relations, said: ‘The incident of a naked female foreigner occurred on the stage of Puri Saraswati Hotel in Ubud, Gianyar Regency.

‘She lives alone. During her stay in Ubud Bungalow, she was often seen naked walking through the residential area.’

Staff at Saraswati Ubud Temple apologized to their visitors and performed a ritual to remove the “bad energy” from the area caused by the streaker.

The police took Darya to the station where they conducted a drug and alcohol test, but the results are yet to be released.

They believe that Darya had been struggling for money and became stressed when she was denied a ticket to the show, in which women in traditional outfits perform a dance in honor of their gods.

A ticket to the shows costs 100,000 Indonesian rupiah, or just over £5.40, according to the website.

City councilor Wayan Widana said Darja was suffering from “depression” because she ran out of money for her long journey.

The German backpacker was seen brazenly trying to open a large number of gilded doors on the platform

The German woman continued to parade naked as she walked off the platform where the dancers continued to perform

Shocked vacationers sitting in the audience watched as the tourist continued her naked procession

Anggiat Napitupulu, head of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights for the Bali region, said Darja was questioned at the police station after being detained by security

Anggiat Napitupulu, head of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights for the Bali region, said Darja was questioned at the police station before being taken to hospital for a physical and psychological examination.

He said: “We are currently investigating this matter. We are very sorry that this incident happened.’

Officials in Bali have sought a crackdown on misbehaving foreigners amid an increase in cases of fighting and stripping backpackers.

Public morals is illegal under Article 281 of the country’s Penal Code, which prohibits “acts contrary to good morals or good morals.”

It can be used to prosecute people for public displays of affection, such as kissing or cuddling, or those who wear revealing clothing or undress in public.

The maximum penalty for violating Article 281 of the Penal Code of Indonesia is two years and eight months in prison.