Kecak Fire Dance in Bali | Traditional Balinese Show

Why you should attend a Kecak & fire dance show

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How sunset turns the Kecak into a visual spectacle

One of the best parts of the Kecak Fire Dance is where it’s performed: in open-air amphitheaters under the evening sky. At popular spots like Uluwatu and Tanah Lot, the setting stands out. Uluwatu sits on a cliff with the ocean behind it, while Tanah Lot features a sea temple silhouetted against the horizon. As the sun sets, the stage transforms on its own. Even at other venues like Ubud or the beachside shows, the location and open-air setup add to the atmosphere.

Step into the heart of Balinese tradition

The experience goes beyond entertainment; it’s a window into Balinese life. You'll witness the fusion of traditional storytelling, temple rituals, and age-old art forms. Many venues are set within temple grounds, cultural museums, or royal courtyards, making the entire evening feel sacred and special. Add to that the smell of incense, local food stalls nearby, and community atmosphere, and you’re part of something truly local.

Striking costumes and dramatic details

The Kecak Fire Dance is a visual treat from the moment it begins. Performers wear traditional Balinese costumes: golden crowns, silk sarongs, and ornate chest pieces that shimmer in the fire. Characters are easy to spot: gods and royals look regal, demons wear bold masks, and Hanuman, the monkey god, stands out with white fur and expressive makeup. Every costume is handcrafted, colorful, and full of symbolic detail.

Pick your location for the kecak and fire dance show

With shows running almost every day in different locations, the Kecak Fire Dance is easy to fit into any Bali itinerary. You can see the show in a variety of stunning locations: from the famous cliffside amphitheater at Uluwatu, to jungle temples and palace courtyards in Ubud, to oceanfront stages at Tanah Lot, Melasti, or Pandawa Beach. Each venue offers the same powerful performance but with a completely different backdrop, so you can pick the atmosphere that as per your interests

Things to know before booking a Kecak & Fire Dance Show

Crowd & availability:

Uluwatu is the most popular and can attract over 1,000 visitors in a single evening, so tickets sell out fast and seating fills quickly. If your preferred time at Uluwatu isn’t available, consider Ubud, Tanah Lot, or the beach venues; all offer the same Kecak magic in equally unique settings.

Pick your location:

The Kecak Fire Dance is performed at several stunning venues, each offering a unique atmosphere.
Uluwatu Temple: The most famous setting with a cliffside amphitheater overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Ubud venues: Central and convenient, with shows rotating between temples, palaces, and cultural museums depending on the day.
Tanah Lot Temple: A dramatic sea temple perched on a rocky outcrop, perfect for those wanting a spiritual setting.
Beachside stages: Melasti for coastal calm, Pandawa for a fire-lit performance surrounded by statues, and Nusa Dua for a lively Kecak + Barong mix.

Temple tour packages:

Tickets range from show-only entry to full tour packages with a guide. Uluwatu shows can be upgraded to include a guided temple visit (shared or private), Tanah Lot can be booked as a combo with Taman Ayun Temple, and Nusa Dua shows include free hotel transfers.
Guided tours add real value. They explain the Ramayana story, help you appreciate the cultural details, and sometimes even secure better seats before the crowd fills in. Private options give you more comfort and flexibility.

Sunset vs Evening Shows:

Most outdoor venues like Uluwatu, Tanah Lot, and the beach shows start around 6pm, so the performance unfolds right as the sun sets. In Ubud, however, some shows begin later at 7pm (for example, at Agung Rai Museum or Pura Dalem Kutuh Kaja), making them a better fit if you prefer an evening activity after dinner.

Timing & duration:

Most shows start around 6pm and run for 60–70 minutes, timed perfectly with sunset. Arriving a little early helps you get settled before the performance begins. However, some shows start a little late from 7pm onwards.

Easy for everyone:

No language barrier, no special preparation needed. The chanting, costumes, and fire make the story easy to follow and engaging for kids, first-timers, and seasoned travelers alike.

Your Kecak & Fire Dance show ticket options

Uluwatu Temple

📍 Location: Uluwatu Temple
🗓 Days: Daily
🕗 Timings: 6pm to 7pm & 7pm to 8pm
🌄 Setting: Open-air amphitheater overlooking the Indian Ocean, famous for its sunset backdrop.
🎟️Inclusions: Show entry with basic ticket
🏯Upgrades for Temple tour: Upgrade to Join-in or Private Tour with round-trip hotel transfers, English-speaking guide, temple entry, and skip-the-line show access.

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Uluwatu: Kecak & Fire Dance Show Tickets and Tours

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Ubud temple complex with ornate stone carvings and lush greenery in Bali.

Ubud Village Venues

📍Location: Central Ubud: temples, palaces, and museum stages
🗓 Days & venues:

Sun & Tue: Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja
Mon & Wed: Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA)
Thu: Peliatan Palace
Sat: Desa Lan Puseh Temple

🕗 Timings: 7pm to 8pm (gates usually open around 6:30 PM)
🌄 Setting: Cultural venues with a smaller, community feel: temple courtyards, palace stages, or museum grounds, depending on the day.
🎟️ Inclusions: Show entry with the ticket

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Ubud: Kecak & Fire Dance Show Tickets

Kecak and Fire Dance performance at Melasti Beach, Bali, with dancers in a circle.

Beachside Venues

📍 Location: Melasti Beach, Pandawa Beach, Nusa Dua Beach
🗓 Days & venues:

Daily: Melasti Beach Kecak & Fire Dance Show
Daily: Pandawa Beach Kecak & Fire Dance Show (Kuta)
Friday: Nusa Dua Kecak & Barong Dance Show

🕗 Timings: 6pm to 7pm
🌄 Setting: Open-air stages right by the sea. Melasti has a peaceful cliff-and-beach view, Pandawa has the stage set against tall stone statues, and Nusa Dua includes both Kecak and Barong dance in a seaside theater.
🎟️ Inclusions: Show entry with basic ticket. Nusa Dua tickets include a free hotel shuttle service.

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Tanah Lot Temple

📍 Location: Tanah Lot Temple
🗓 Days: Daily
🕗 Timings: 6pm to 7pm
🌄 Setting: Open-air amphitheater, a 500-year-old sea temple on a rocky outcrop against the ocean; one of Bali’s most dramatic backdrops.
🎟️ Inclusions: Show entry with basic ticket
🏯 Upgrades for Temple Tour: Tanah Lot Temple + Taman Ayun Temple visit, with guided sightseeing and photo stops.

Recommended experiences:

Tanah Lot Temple: Kecak & Fire Dance Show Tickets and Tours

Know before you go at Kecak Fire Dance Show

Performer in traditional costume at Ubud Kecak & Fire Dance Show, Bali.

Uluwatu Temple: 6pm to 7pm & 7pm to 8pm (Daily)
Ubud Venues: 7pm to 8pm
- Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja (Sun & Tue)
- Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) (Mon & Wed)
- Peliatan Palace (Thu)
- Desa Lan Puseh Temple (Sat)
Beach Venues: 6pm to 7 pm
- Melasti Beach (Daily)
- Pandawa Beach (Daily)
- Nusa Dua (Fri)
Tanah Lot Temple: 6pm to 7pm (Daily)

Kecak and Fire Dance performance at Melasti Beach with ocean backdrop.

Peak season (June–Sept, mid-Dec & early Jan): Large crowds, packed amphitheaters, the most lively atmosphere; ideal if you want energy and excitement.
Shoulder season (Apr–May, mid-Sept & mid-Dec): Pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and easier seating — great balance of crowd and comfort.
Low season (Jan–Mar): Calmer and more personal shows; easier to book, cheaper options, and a more intimate cultural feel.

Taxis waiting near Phillip Island Nature Parks entrance.

Uluwatu Temple

📍 Location: Uluwatu Temple

Public transport: Grab or Gojek (ride-hailing apps) or join a guided tour with transfers.
By car/taxi: 45–60 min from Seminyak or Kuta, 1h 15 min from Ubud

Ubud Venues

📍 Location: Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja, Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA), Peliatan Palace, Desa Lan Puseh Temple

Public transport: Very limited. Most visitors use Grab/Gojek scooters or taxis.
By car/taxi: 5–15 min drive from Ubud town center

Beachfront Venues

📍Location: Melasti Beach, Pandawa Beach, Nusa Dua Beach

Public transport: Most visitors use Grab/Gojek scooters or taxis. Nusa Dua show tickets sometimes include a free shuttle.
By car/taxi: 30–45 min from Kuta/Seminyak

Tanah Lot Temple

📍 Location: Tanah Lot Temple

Public transport: Most visitors use Grab/Gojek scooters or taxis.
By car/taxi: 1h from Seminyak or Canggu and 1.5h from Ubud

Traveler viewing Ulun Danu Beratan Temple on Bali Private Bedugul, Tanah Lot Sunset Tour.

The show is performed within temple grounds, and modest clothing is required. Shoulders and knees must be covered. You’ll be provided a sarong and sash at entry if needed.
A casual T‑shirt, polo shirt, or long-sleeved top is suitable. Avoid tank tops or exposed shoulders

No flash photography sign at a tourist attraction.

Arrive early! Seats are unassigned and fill up fast; especially at Uluwatu, so aim to arrive 45–60 minutes before showtime.
Be aware of mischievous monkeys, especially at cliff venues. Keep your belongings secure.
No flash photography during the performance.
Expect crowds but keep calm. Peak season brings big crowds, but it's also the most vibrant. Shoulder or low seasons offer a quieter experience with the same show magic.
Bring a light jacket or scarf; even coastal evenings can get cool.

Seafood platter with mussels, crab, and herbs

Arrive early: Get to the location 30 minutes before the show to explore the grounds or beach and secure better seats.
Pair with dinner: At Uluwatu, combine the show with a seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach nearby.
Ubud advantage: Since shows start later at 7 pm, you can fit in dinner, visit the Monkey Forest, or shop the art markets beforehand.
Beach highlights: Take a stroll at Melasti Beach or check out the giant cliffside statues at Pandawa before the performance.
Nusa Dua add-on: Spend the day enjoying water sports or resort beaches, then head to the evening Kecak show.
Tanah Lot timing: Arrive at low tide to walk closer to the temple and browse the handicraft stalls; the Taman Ayun combo adds a peaceful garden stop.
Getting around: Use Grab or Gojek for affordable, reliable rides and plan for heavy sunset traffic.
Bring cash: Cash is useful for snacks, drinks, or souvenirs sold around the venues.

Frequently asked questions about Kecak & Fire Dance in Bali

Where can I watch the Kecak Fire Dance in Bali?

You've got incredible options! Uluwatu Temple is the most iconic—perched high on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean. But if you’re in Ubud, you’ll find smaller, temple-based performances in cultural venues. Tanah Lot offers a dramatic sea temple backdrop, while Melasti, Pandawa, and Nusa Dua Beach venues bring you up close with the ocean breeze.

Which Kecak Fire Dance venue is the most popular?

Uluwatu steals the show; literally. The amphitheater fills up fast, especially during peak season. The sunset, the ocean, the fire—it’s cinematic. If you're after something quieter or more central, Ubud offers a more intimate and spiritual vibe. Beach venues are perfect for ocean lovers!

What time does the Kecak Fire Dance start?

Most shows begin around 6:00 PM, perfectly timed with the sunset. Some Ubud shows start at 7:00 PM, which is ideal if you're planning a post-dinner outing. Arrive early—seating is unreserved and fills up fast.

How long is the Kecak Fire Dance performance?

The show runs for about 60 to 70 minutes, just long enough to immerse yourself without feeling rushed. Trust us—it flies by in a flash of chants, flames, and drama.

How much do Bali Kecak Fire Dance tickets cost?

Ticket prices vary by venue and package. Basic entry starts around IDR 150,000 (~USD 10), while premium options include temple tours, hotel transfers, and guided storytelling. Booking in advance often saves you money and guarantees a seat!

What’s included in the ticket?

A basic ticket gets you entry to the show. Premium tickets may include guided temple tours (like at Uluwatu or Tanah Lot), hotel pickup/drop, and fast-track seating. Each venue has its own vibe and options, so you can tailor the experience to your mood (or your Bali itinerary!).

Are tickets available at the door?

Sometimes, but we don’t recommend it. Uluwatu especially sells out fast—often hours in advance. Online tickets let you skip the uncertainty and lock in your experience stress-free.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, especially for Uluwatu or during peak travel seasons (June–Sept, December holidays). Book early to snag the best seats and avoid disappointment.

What is the best time of year to attend the Kecak Fire Dance?

June to September brings vibrant crowds and unbeatable sunsets. Want a calmer vibe? Try April–May or October–November. For intimacy and easier bookings, January–March is perfect.

Can I attend the Kecak Fire Dance with kids?

Absolutely! Kids love the costumes, fire, and high-energy chanting. There’s no language barrier, and the performance is easy to follow—just keep an eye on the little ones near cliffside or beach venues.

What should I wear to the performance?

Since the shows are often held in temple grounds, modest attire is expected. Cover your shoulders and knees. A sarong and sash are usually provided if needed. Bring a light jacket—it can get breezy by the ocean!

What’s the difference between the sunset and evening shows?

Sunset shows (6 PM) offer a magical, golden-hour setting—perfect for photos. Evening shows (7 PM) feel more dramatic and intense under the night sky. Ubud typically hosts later shows, great if you want to pair it with dinner or a stroll.

Are there guided tour packages available with the show?

Yes! Many venues—especially Uluwatu and Tanah Lot—offer combo tickets with guided temple tours. These often include hotel transfers, insightful storytelling, and sometimes better seating. A great way to get cultural context before the flames fly.

How do I get to the Kecak Fire Dance venues?

Most people use Grab or Gojek (ride-hailing apps). For Uluwatu and Tanah Lot, a car or private tour is easiest. Ubud shows are central and often walkable from hotels. Nusa Dua sometimes includes free shuttle transfers with your ticket!

Is parking available at the venues?

Yes! All main venues have nearby parking—just bring small cash for the fee (usually IDR 5,000–10,000).

Is the show accessible for people with disabilities?

Some venues offer easier access than others. Ubud’s museum and palace shows are generally more manageable. Cliffside venues like Uluwatu may have steps or uneven terrain. It’s best to check in advance or book with a tour provider who offers assistance.

Are food and drinks allowed?

Most venues allow water, but not meals inside the amphitheater. You’ll usually find snack stalls or local vendors nearby—especially at Uluwatu and Tanah Lot.

Can I take photos or videos of the show?

Photos are welcome—but no flash during the performance. The lighting, costumes, and fire already create incredible visual drama. Just be present and enjoy!

Any tips to make the most of my visit?

Yes! Pair your Uluwatu show with seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach. Arrive early to explore the temple or enjoy a quiet beach stroll at Melasti or Pandawa. For shopping and art lovers, Ubud’s 7 PM shows give you time to hit the market first.

See the Kecak fire dance at the 1000-year-old Uluwatu Temple during sunset, set on an ocean cliff with an option to go for a shared or a private tour of the temple.

Everything you get: An entry ticket for the 1-hour Kecak & Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple.
Why choose this: Watch the Ramayana unfold through a fire dance performance & vibrant costumes in a cliffside open amphitheater, set against a stunning ocean sunset. It’s Bali’s most iconic cultural show, and totally unmissable.
Ticket options: Upgrade to a Join-in or Private Tour for round-trip hotel transfers from select areas & English-speaking guide; both include entry to Uluwatu Temple, an 11th-century Balinese shrine perched atop cliffs, and skip-the-line entry to the Kecak & Fire Dance Show.

Inclusions

Access to Kecak & Fire Dance Show at Uluwatu Temple
Skip-the-line entry to show (available with small-group & private tour) (as per option selected)
Small-group/private tour (as per option selected)
Round-trip hotel transfers from select areas (as per option selected)
Uluwatu Temple tour (as per option selected)
English-speaking guide (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat & water bottle.

What's not allowed

The experience is not wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Pets are not allowed in the temple premises.

Additional information

During high season, you can expect a long waiting queue.
Show time:
Session 1: 6pm – 7pm
Session 2: 7pm – 8pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to secure a good seat.
Private tour hotel transfers are available from Krobokan, Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Jimbaran, and Nusa Dua. Your driver will contact you the evening before your activity date to confirm the exact pickup time.
Dress code: Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when visiting Uluwatu Temple.
Kindly keep a watchful eye on your possessions, as there are monkeys in the vicinity known to pick up and engage with items belonging to the guests.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Kecak dance experience in central Ubud, with the option to pick between 4 distinct settings, all without traveling far from central Bali.

Everything you get: Entry to a Kecak dance and fire show at different temples and cultural venues on almost any day of the week that suits your schedule.
Why choose this: A Kecak and Fire Dance in Ubud; a powerful retelling of the Ramayana through chanting, dramatic gestures, and fiery theatrics. Whether it’s performed in a cultural museum, a sacred temple, a royal palace courtyard, or a village shrine, each setting adds its own magic to this Balinese tradition.
Ticket options: You can catch the show on different days and settings; at Agung Rai Museum of Art (Mon & Wed), Pura Dalem Gede (Sun & Tue), Peliatan Palace (Thu), or Desa Lan Puseh Temple (Sat). There is always an option to fit your schedule.

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak & Fire Dance Show in Agung Rai Museum/Pura Dalem Gede/Peliatan Palace/Desa Lan Puseh Temple (as per option selected)

What to bring

Outside food and beverages are allowed at the venue.
To respect the cultural significance of the Peliatan Palace and the Kecak dance, choose modest attire for your visit.

What's not allowed

This experience is restricted for menstruating women.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Entry to Peliatan Palace closes at 5pm.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Unmatched flexibility to enjoy Bali’s iconic Kecak & Fire Dance at your choice of venue and day. Choose from 8 different locations!

Everything you get: Kecak & Fire Dance performance in a setting of your choice—temple, palace, museum, or beachside.
Why choose this: Enjoy the Kecak & Fire Dance at the time and place that suits you, whether on a cliff-top at sunset, in a sacred temple, a royal palace, or by the beach. Each setting offers a unique cultural experience.
Ticket options: You can choose to visit one of the following: Uluwatu Temple (Daily), Melasti Beach (Daily), Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja, Ubud (Sun & Tue), Agung Rai Museum of Art, Ubud (Mon & Wed), Peliatan Palace, Ubud (Thu), Desa Lan Puseh Temple, Junjungan (Sat), Nusa Dua Theater (Fri), or opt for the general Kecak Show without temple entry (Daily).

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak & Fire Dance Show

Locations:

Uluwatu Temple (Daily)
Melasti Beach (Daily)
Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja, Ubud (Sun & Tue)
Agung Rai Museum of Art, Ubud (Mon & Wed)
Peliatan Palace, Ubud (Thu)
Desa Lan Puseh Temple, Junjungan (Sat)
Nusa Dua Theater (Fri)

What to bring

Outside food and beverages are allowed at the venue.
To respect the cultural significance of the Peliatan Palace and the Kecak dance, choose modest attire for your visit.

What's not allowed

This experience is restricted for menstruating women.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Entry to Peliatan Palace closes at 5pm.
Dress code: Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when visiting Uluwatu Temple.
Kindly keep a watchful eye on your possessions, as there are monkeys in the vicinity known to pick up and engage with items belonging to the guests.
Pandawa Beach features rocky areas and hot sand, so it's a good idea to wear comfortable footwear such as sandals or water shoes.
There are accessible pathways to the performance area at Melasti Beach, but it's important to consider the beach terrain and seating arrangements.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Enjoy Kecak shows at Bali’s famous beaches: Melasti, Pandawa, or Nusa Dua

Everything you get: Access to a 1-hour Kecak and Fire Dance show at the beach of your choice.
Why choose this: Watch the Kecak and Fire Dance come alive on Bali’s beaches at sunset, with fiery moves and rhythmic chants set against a stellar ocean backdrop. Customize your experience by selecting the beach and setting.
Ticket options: Melasti for a serene setting, Nusa Dua for a blend of Kecak and Barong dance and free hotel transfers, or Pandawa for a fire-lit Kecak surrounded by carved statues.

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak Fire & Dance Show
Free hotel shuttle service (as per option selected)

What's not allowed

Flash photography is not allowed.

Accessibility

The show is accessible by wheelchair, and pram/stroller.
Pandawa Beach features rocky areas and hot sand, so it's a good idea to wear comfortable footwear such as sandals or water shoes.
There are accessible pathways to the performance area at Melasti Beach, but it's important to consider the beach terrain and seating arrangements.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See the Kecak Fire Dance at the 500-year-old Tanah Lot Temple at sunset, and soak in the coastal atmosphere and cultural heritage of the Hindu-Balinese community.

Everything you get: 1-hour Kecak & Fire Dance at Tanah Lot Temple, featuring live storytelling of Ramayana.
Why choose this: With the temple silhouetted against the ocean at sunset, Tanah Lot offers the most dramatic and spiritual backdrop for the Kecak & Fire Dance.
Ticket options: Upgrade your experience to visit two of Bali’s must-see temples with easy round-trip hotel transfers. Tour the temple grounds of Taman Ayun and Tanah Lot and capture some of the best photos along the way.

Inclusions

Kecak Fire & Dance Show at Tanah Lot Temple:
Entry to Tanah Lot Temple (optional upgrade)
Tour of Tanah Lot Temple with English-speaking driver/guide (optional upgrade)
Entry to Taman Ayun Temple (optional upgrade)

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothes suitable for walking and warm weather. Don’t forget your sunglasses and a camera to capture the scenic views.

What's not allowed

Please note that pets are not allowed at the venue.

Additional information

Since the show is held outdoors, bring a light jacket or an umbrella in case of unexpected weather changes.
Flash photography and loud disturbances are not allowed during the performance to maintain the atmosphere.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See the Kecak fire dance at the 1000-year-old Uluwatu Temple during sunset, set on an ocean cliff with an option to go for a shared or a private tour of the temple.

Everything you get: An entry ticket for the 1-hour Kecak & Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple.
Why choose this: Watch the Ramayana unfold through a fire dance performance & vibrant costumes in a cliffside open amphitheater, set against a stunning ocean sunset. It’s Bali’s most iconic cultural show, and totally unmissable.
Ticket options: Upgrade to a Join-in or Private Tour for round-trip hotel transfers from select areas & English-speaking guide; both include entry to Uluwatu Temple, an 11th-century Balinese shrine perched atop cliffs, and skip-the-line entry to the Kecak & Fire Dance Show.

Inclusions

Access to Kecak & Fire Dance Show at Uluwatu Temple
Skip-the-line entry to show (available with small-group & private tour) (as per option selected)
Small-group/private tour (as per option selected)
Round-trip hotel transfers from select areas (as per option selected)
Uluwatu Temple tour (as per option selected)
English-speaking guide (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat & water bottle.

What's not allowed

The experience is not wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Pets are not allowed in the temple premises.

Additional information

During high season, you can expect a long waiting queue.
Show time:
Session 1: 6pm – 7pm
Session 2: 7pm – 8pm
Duration: 60 minutes
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to secure a good seat.
Private tour hotel transfers are available from Krobokan, Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Jimbaran, and Nusa Dua. Your driver will contact you the evening before your activity date to confirm the exact pickup time.
Dress code: Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when visiting Uluwatu Temple.
Kindly keep a watchful eye on your possessions, as there are monkeys in the vicinity known to pick up and engage with items belonging to the guests.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Kecak dance experience in central Ubud, with the option to pick between 4 distinct settings, all without traveling far from central Bali.

Everything you get: Entry to a Kecak dance and fire show at different temples and cultural venues on almost any day of the week that suits your schedule.
Why choose this: A Kecak and Fire Dance in Ubud; a powerful retelling of the Ramayana through chanting, dramatic gestures, and fiery theatrics. Whether it’s performed in a cultural museum, a sacred temple, a royal palace courtyard, or a village shrine, each setting adds its own magic to this Balinese tradition.
Ticket options: You can catch the show on different days and settings; at Agung Rai Museum of Art (Mon & Wed), Pura Dalem Gede (Sun & Tue), Peliatan Palace (Thu), or Desa Lan Puseh Temple (Sat). There is always an option to fit your schedule.

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak & Fire Dance Show in Agung Rai Museum/Pura Dalem Gede/Peliatan Palace/Desa Lan Puseh Temple (as per option selected)

What to bring

Outside food and beverages are allowed at the venue.
To respect the cultural significance of the Peliatan Palace and the Kecak dance, choose modest attire for your visit.

What's not allowed

This experience is restricted for menstruating women.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Entry to Peliatan Palace closes at 5pm.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Unmatched flexibility to enjoy Bali’s iconic Kecak & Fire Dance at your choice of venue and day. Choose from 8 different locations!

Everything you get: Kecak & Fire Dance performance in a setting of your choice—temple, palace, museum, or beachside.
Why choose this: Enjoy the Kecak & Fire Dance at the time and place that suits you, whether on a cliff-top at sunset, in a sacred temple, a royal palace, or by the beach. Each setting offers a unique cultural experience.
Ticket options: You can choose to visit one of the following: Uluwatu Temple (Daily), Melasti Beach (Daily), Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja, Ubud (Sun & Tue), Agung Rai Museum of Art, Ubud (Mon & Wed), Peliatan Palace, Ubud (Thu), Desa Lan Puseh Temple, Junjungan (Sat), Nusa Dua Theater (Fri), or opt for the general Kecak Show without temple entry (Daily).

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak & Fire Dance Show

Locations:

Uluwatu Temple (Daily)
Melasti Beach (Daily)
Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja, Ubud (Sun & Tue)
Agung Rai Museum of Art, Ubud (Mon & Wed)
Peliatan Palace, Ubud (Thu)
Desa Lan Puseh Temple, Junjungan (Sat)
Nusa Dua Theater (Fri)

What to bring

Outside food and beverages are allowed at the venue.
To respect the cultural significance of the Peliatan Palace and the Kecak dance, choose modest attire for your visit.

What's not allowed

This experience is restricted for menstruating women.

Accessibility

This experience is wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

Entry to Peliatan Palace closes at 5pm.
Dress code: Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when visiting Uluwatu Temple.
Kindly keep a watchful eye on your possessions, as there are monkeys in the vicinity known to pick up and engage with items belonging to the guests.
Pandawa Beach features rocky areas and hot sand, so it's a good idea to wear comfortable footwear such as sandals or water shoes.
There are accessible pathways to the performance area at Melasti Beach, but it's important to consider the beach terrain and seating arrangements.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Enjoy Kecak shows at Bali’s famous beaches: Melasti, Pandawa, or Nusa Dua

Everything you get: Access to a 1-hour Kecak and Fire Dance show at the beach of your choice.
Why choose this: Watch the Kecak and Fire Dance come alive on Bali’s beaches at sunset, with fiery moves and rhythmic chants set against a stellar ocean backdrop. Customize your experience by selecting the beach and setting.
Ticket options: Melasti for a serene setting, Nusa Dua for a blend of Kecak and Barong dance and free hotel transfers, or Pandawa for a fire-lit Kecak surrounded by carved statues.

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak Fire & Dance Show
Free hotel shuttle service (as per option selected)

What's not allowed

Flash photography is not allowed.

Accessibility

The show is accessible by wheelchair, and pram/stroller.
Pandawa Beach features rocky areas and hot sand, so it's a good idea to wear comfortable footwear such as sandals or water shoes.
There are accessible pathways to the performance area at Melasti Beach, but it's important to consider the beach terrain and seating arrangements.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See the Kecak Fire Dance at the 500-year-old Tanah Lot Temple at sunset, and soak in the coastal atmosphere and cultural heritage of the Hindu-Balinese community.

Everything you get: 1-hour Kecak & Fire Dance at Tanah Lot Temple, featuring live storytelling of Ramayana.
Why choose this: With the temple silhouetted against the ocean at sunset, Tanah Lot offers the most dramatic and spiritual backdrop for the Kecak & Fire Dance.
Ticket options: Upgrade your experience to visit two of Bali’s must-see temples with easy round-trip hotel transfers. Tour the temple grounds of Taman Ayun and Tanah Lot and capture some of the best photos along the way.

Inclusions

Kecak Fire & Dance Show at Tanah Lot Temple:
Entry to Tanah Lot Temple (optional upgrade)
Tour of Tanah Lot Temple with English-speaking driver/guide (optional upgrade)
Entry to Taman Ayun Temple (optional upgrade)

What to bring

Wear comfortable shoes and clothes suitable for walking and warm weather. Don’t forget your sunglasses and a camera to capture the scenic views.

What's not allowed

Please note that pets are not allowed at the venue.

Additional information

Since the show is held outdoors, bring a light jacket or an umbrella in case of unexpected weather changes.
Flash photography and loud disturbances are not allowed during the performance to maintain the atmosphere.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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