Kecak Dance Performance Bali

Highlight

• Get closer to Kecak Dance performance at Melasti Beach or Uluwatu Temple
• Enjoy the view of sunset while watching Kecak Dance
• Be captivated by the stunning Kecak dance, dazzling flames and colorful cultural costumes.

Additional Info

Confirmation:

• You will receive a confirmation email and voucher instantly after booking
• In the event that you do not receive an email from us, please check your Spam folder or notify us via email

Melasti Beach

Includes:

• Online Kecak Story
• Internet wifi
• Raincoat if it rains
• Tribun/Grandstand Seats
• Parking Area

Excludes:

• Transportation
• Admission to Melasti Beach
• Insurance
• Personal Expenses
• Meals and beverages

Uluwatu Temple

Tips :

• You are recommended to arrive at the theatre 30 minutes before the show time to get a good seat
• The venue of the show is wheelchair and baby stroller-accessible, however, you'll need to go up a flight of stairs to reach it

How To Use

• You can present either a printed or a mobile voucher for this activity
• The voucher is only valid on the date and time specified

Address :

• Melasti Beach, Bali, Badung Regency, South Kuta, Ungasan, Unnamed Road (Praharsacitta Cultural Stage at Melasti Beach)
• Uluwatu Highway, Uluwatu Temple Parking Area, Pecatu Village, Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80361, Indonesia (Uluwatu Temple)

Show Time :

• For the regular schedule of Kecak dance performances at Melasti, every day at 18.00 WITA
• For the regular schedule of Kecak dance performances at Uluwatu Temple, every day at 18.00 and 19.00 WITA

Description

Prepare to be amazed by a mesmerizing Kecak dance performance, a traditional Balinese dance performance that is captivating. Set against the backdrop of the majestic Uluwatu Temple and the beautiful Melasti Beach with crashing waves as a musical backdrop, this ancient sacred dance brings to life the famous Hindu epic, the Ramayana. As the sun begins to set, the rhythmic chants of the performers, known as “kecak,” fill the air, creating an extraordinary atmosphere. The Balinese dancers, dressed in vibrant costumes, skillfully portray the characters of the Ramayana story, with Prince Rama taking center stage. The traditional Kecak dance is renowned for its unique depiction of the Monkey King and its thrilling fire dance performance, in which dancers walk through burning coals unscathed, symbolizing their divine protection.

Cancel Info

• Cancellations, refunds, or changes are impossible once the booking is confirmed

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