Ubud Kecak & Fire Dance Show

Enjoy the Uluwatu Kecak & Fire Dance show seated in the amphitheater beside the Uluwatu temple, which dates back to the 11th century.

Watch the troupe of around 75 dancers descend onto the stage to re-enact the episodes from the Ramayana epic.

The show begins just in time for you to witness the breathtaking view of the sunset as the perfect natural backdrop.

Add guided private tours with Bali transfers to explore Uluwatu Temple along with Tanah Lot Temple or Garuda Wisnu Kencana.

Get ready for a mesmerizing 1-hour Kecak dance show that brings the Hindu epic Ramayana to life, complete with hypnotic chants and stunning performances.

Watch in awe as a large troupe of male dancers tell the story of Prince Rama's battle against demon king Ravana through vivid expressions and movements.

Choose from three beach locations: Melasti for tranquility, Nusa Dua for a Kecak-Barong mix, or Pandawa for a fire-lit Kecak performance.

Fun fact: The Kecak dance is unique for its lack of traditional instruments, with the male performers' chanting of "cak," said to mimic monkey troops.

Watch the Kecak Fire Dance show against the stellar backdrop of a sunset while seated in the amphitheater at Melasti Beach.

Witness the fiery display of Balinese culture where an episode from Ramayana is choreographed with fire and powerful trance chanting.

Marvel at the elaborate costumes worn by the dancers and let the rhythmic 'cak' chants draw you in, perfectly complementing the artistic display.

Take in the stunning beauty of Melasti Beach, where towering limestone cliffs rise dramatically above the crystal-clear waters, a breathtaking backdrop for the show!

Did you know? The Kecak dance was created in the 1930s by Balinese artist Wayan Limbak and German painter Walter Spies. It’s inspired by the traditional Sanghyang dance, performed for spiritual rituals.

Explore two of Bali’s famous temples—Tanah Lot and Uluwatu on a private tour with an English-speaking guide. Also, enjoy the convenience of seamless hotel transfers.

Make your way to the most photographed temple in Bali, Tanah Lot, which stands on a high rock. Listen to your expert English-speaking guide tell you about its fascinating history.

Take in the views of Pura Uluwatu perched atop a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, and opt for a ticket upgrade if you're a group of 6 to 10 people.

Witness the fiery display of Balinese culture at the Kecak Fire Dance, where an episode from Ramayana is choreographed with fire and powerful trance chanting.

Fun fact: Uluwatu Temple is one of Bali's oldest and most revered sea temples, believed to have been built in the 11th century.

Let the ancient echoes of the Ramayana come alive in Ubud's Kecak Fire Dance, a hypnotic blend of rhythm, fire, and legend.

The Kecak tells the Ramayana story of Sita's capture and Rama’s fight for her freedom against Ravana through rhythmic chants.

Choose between a temple in Ubud for a spiritual setting or Peliatan Palace for cultural heritage and artistic carvings.

Fun fact: Did you know that the Kecak dance uses no instruments? Performers do a rhythmic chanting of "cak cak cak", creating a mesmerizing soundscape.

Make your Bali trip hassle-free and also save 5% by booking these must-do experiences together in one ticket, so you can focus on enjoying every moment.

Watch cultural performances and enjoy a soft drink at GWK before heading to Uluwatu for the Kecak and Fire Dance against an ocean sunset backdrop.

Want more? Upgrade your experience with a Regular, Premium, or Royal Harmony Asana Artseum Ticket for a Balinese or Javanese costume photoshoot.

Choose Regular for a regular costume shoot, Premium for Payas Alit with styling, or Royal Harmony for a special costume, backdrop, and edited photos.

The best part? Garuda Wisnu Kencana and Uluwatu Temple are just 30–40 minutes apart, so you can visit both in one day or spread them out as you like.