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Uluwatu Temple Sunset and Kecak Fire Dance
The ultimate Balinese cultural evening
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- Free Cancelation - 72 Hrs Notice
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- 4 Hrs Duration
- English
- Private Group
- 2-9 Traveler(s)
- Hotel Pick Up
- See the sunset at Luhur Uluwatu Temple, one of the best Balinese temples to visit, perched high above a sea cliff face
- Watch a traditional Kecak Fire Dance performance of one of the episodes of Ramanyana, complete with powerful trance chant and fire dance rituals
- Learn more about Balinese culture with an English speaking guide
- Enjoy convenient roundtrip transport to and from your accomodation in Bali
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Wai*** 17 Aug 2017The temple is worth to take a look.The driver and guide are nice,they arrived at hotel on tine
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Take in Bali’s best sunset spot at Uluwatu Temple, a Balinese temple to the sea gods, with a commanding view of the ocean high on a cliff. The temple is part of a series of temples built to protect the island from evil spirits and is the permanent home to a family of friendly monkeys. After exploring the temple and watching the sunset, experience one of Bali’s most famous cultural performances, the Kecak Fire Dance. Watch the Balinese act out a scene from the Ramayana with a mesmerizing trance chant, punctuated by exciting fire dances by performers in intricate costumes. An unforgettable evening of Balinese culture that the whole family can enjoy.
Visit Uluwatu Temple's resident monkeys before you take in Bali's best sunset, then watch the Ramayana come alive in a Kecak Fire Dance!
Resident monkeys enjoying the sunset
Watch the sun set behind the Uluwatu Temple and the performers take stage in this spectacle of a Kedak dance
Watch the amazing portrayal the Ramayana in the Kecak Fire Dance
Demon in Ramayana puts out the fire!
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Our guide was very knowledgeable about the temple and the dance. We saw some mischievous monkeys at the temple who stole some tourists' stuff and had to be bribed with food to give them back. The dance was an excellent example of Balinese culture, with the dancers and the costumes and the music made with just the voices of the men. Our only qualm was that the dance itself was a bit confusing to follow. We were all given a pamphlet with the summary of Rama and Sita's story, but some parts weren't mentioned in the document. There is no English translation for the dance so you really have to read on it to be able to understand what is happening.
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let me be clear - there was no fault in the organizer. they were on time and very professional. if staying in Ubud, I wouldnt recommend this - we took 2.5 hrs to reach and 2.5 more to return - it gets very taxing due to the distance. u spend around 2.5 hrs onsite. There are no prayers you can attend - its mostly just for photo ops on the view. The view is spectacular. Carry drinks, wet wipes and some snacks. we left midway through the dance as the theatre was over capacity and seriously hot. Also the dance was tooo traditional for our taste. Unless you are a serious culture and tradition buff - i wouldnt recommend it. -
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