Kecak and Fire Dance Show Tickets in Ubud Bali

what a wonderful experience to truly immerse yourself in Bali’s culture. the seats fill up very quickly so make sure to get there early so you can get a good seat otherwise you might have an obstructed view. The audience participation and friendly elements of the show really brought a good vibe to the audience whilst still experiencing the cultural side of things.

i highly recommend this rather than going to Kecah in Melasti Beach this place is so amazing i mean on how they perform dancers are great i had all the goosebumps during the show it was amazing experience 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Great cultural show that should not be missed. I liked how they presented the show with awesone finale. Very much engaging. Highly recommended.

This performance is similar to a Korean madangnori, inspired by local myths. It's exotic, and you can comfortably learn about local mythology through a pamphlet. The traditional performance is also worth seeing, and although fire is used, the audience is kept at a safe distance. This is a must-see for anyone who wants to experience a traditional performance by a professional dance team in a lively, immersive way.

Ease of booking with Klook: Since Uluwatu Temple is far, it was great to see the Kecak dance in Ubud. The person playing Hanuman was very entertaining. There's a restaurant right in front, so it might be a good idea to arrive early, have dinner, and wait.

goosebumps! There was something about the chant that completely drew us in. we felt hooked, moved, and almost enchanted by its rhythm and energy. It stirred something deep inside us—both calming and emotional at the same time. For a moment, I simply let myself get lost in the sound.

It was a great show! I recommend looking up the synopsis online before you go; it will help you get into the story better. Experiencing local music and performances and seeing different cultural elements is definitely worthwhile! I suggest arriving early to get a front-row seat. The only downside, in my opinion, was that the audience members in front of and behind me kept talking, and there were people smoking nearby, which slightly diminished the overall viewing experience. However, this isn't a problem with the performance itself. Rather, I believe that quiet appreciation from the audience is a sign of respect for cultural performers!

It was a mysterious, fantastical, and incredibly fun experience! The undulating songs by the men surrounding the fire during the hour-long dance were endless, and personally, I liked it more than the Royal Palace dance. If you want to see traditional performing arts in Ubud, I definitely recommend it!

Story of Ramayana. It’s about Ravanan kidnapping Raman’s wife Sita. Raman together with his brother and Hanuman (Monkey God) crossing the bridge (Ram Setu) to kill Ravanan and safe Sita. Same religion but different Culture. Wonderful acts by the actors. Free and easy seating. Front row for first come first serve basis.

Incredible show. It is very interesting to learn about Balinese culture. It lasts one hour and is in a temple 10 minutes walk from the center of Ubud.