About Pertunjukan Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu

Kecak Fire and Dance Show is indeed a thrilling yet captivating show to watch when you’re in Bali. While a lot of spots are showcasing this dance, one of the most popular spots is in Uluwatu Temple. Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu tickets are easily sold due to its interesting show, both by locals and foreigners.

Originally, the kecak fire and dance show is telling the story about Ramayana, an ancient Indian epic. It focuses on the story of Prince Rama, his wife Sita, and his loyal companion Hanuman. Sita is kidnapped by the demon king named Ravana, and Rama with Hanuman goes for a search to save Sita.

The iconic thing about kecak fire and dance shows the male choir chanting "cak" rhythmically, narrating the story, and creating a mesmerizing and thrilling atmosphere. The performance includes dramatic fire displays and dynamic dance movements, making it a captivating cultural experience in Bali.

So, probably it’s the best time for you to book your Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu tickets here. Learn more about Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu beforehand here.

Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu Opening Hours

If you want to watch Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu, make sure you already know its opening hours. It starts at 5 PM to 6 PM and is available everyday.

The Kecak Fire and Dance performance typically lasts about one hour, so don’t be late or you will miss the whole captivating show!

What is Special about Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu?

Talking about what’s special about Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu could be a long story, but we will try to make it brief!

First of all, Kecak Fire and Dance Show is a theatrical show that involves dozens of dancers that dance in harmony and make a breathtaking choir mentioning the word “cak” that makes a rhythmic vocalization that is integral to the performance. They come in different costumes, according to their roles. Here’s the list of the costumes:

• Rama and Sita: The characters of Rama and Sita wear traditional royal Balinese costumes. Rama often wears a golden crown and richly decorated Balinese sarongs, while Sita wears elegant, brightly colored fabrics and ornate jewelry.
• Hanuman: The monkey god Hanuman is dressed in a white costume, symbolizing his purity and strength. The costume includes a mask or face paint to resemble a monkey.
• Ravana and Demons: Ravana, the demon king, and his demonic followers are dressed in dark, fearsome costumes. These often include menacing masks and garments with fierce color and design.
• Chorus (Cak Participants): The male chorus participants, who chant "cak" rhythmically, typically wear checkered black-and-white sarongs (poleng cloth) and are bare-chested. Their coordinated movements and chanting create a powerful and hypnotic visual and auditory effect.

Not only the storytelling, the dance, and the choir, kecak fire and dance show includes an exhilarating fire dance segment, increasing the intensity of the performance. Being held in Uluwatu Temple also makes it more spectacular. Uluwatu Temple has this stunning view of the cliffside, with the sound of the waves from that adds serenity.

The temple is also popular for its stunning sunsets. As the sun sets over the horizon, the sky transforms into a palette of vibrant colors, creating a mesmerizing and serene atmosphere.

All of them are the backdrop of the Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu. You just can’t imagine how wonderful this experience would be until you’re there and witness it by yourself. Hence, there’s no reason to postpone your booking on Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu tickets–and call all your friends beforehand to join with you.

When is the best time to visit Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu?

The best time to visit the Kecak Fire and Dance Show at Uluwatu Temple is in the late afternoon, ideally around 4 PM. This timing allows you to explore the temple grounds and enjoy the stunning cliffside views before the performance begins.

Arriving early not only helps you secure a good seat but also gives you the chance to witness the temple's serene beauty and the captivating sunset over the Indian Ocean. This combination of cultural performance and natural spectacle makes for an unforgettable experience. Also, you won’t miss anything. You can watch the show thoroughly from the start to the end.

Location and How to get to Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu

Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu is located at Pura Uluwatu. Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia. 

Here are some ways to get to Uluwatu Temple to watch Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu:

By Taxi or Ride-Sharing Services:

1. Taxi: You can easily hail a taxi from anywhere in Bali. Blue Bird taxis are reputable and use meters.
2. Ride-Sharing: Use apps like Grab or Gojek for a more cost-effective and convenient ride. Input "Uluwatu Temple" as your destination, as easy as blinking your eyes!

By Car or Scooter Rental:

1. Car Rental: Renting a car gives you flexibility and it offers you a more private trip. You can rent with or without a driver.
2. Scooter Rental: For solo travelers or couples, renting a scooter is a popular and economical option. Ensure you have an international driving permit.

By Private Tour:

• Private Driver: Hire a private driver for the day, which is a common and convenient way to travel in Bali. They can take you directly to Uluwatu and wait while you enjoy the show.
• Tour Package: Book a tour package that includes transport to and from Uluwatu Temple, along with other activities or sightseeing. This might be the most convenient way for you, especially when you’re not from around Bali.

Depending on traffic, it can take 1 to 1.5 hours from areas like Kuta, Seminyak, or Ubud.

Tips when Visiting Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu

For the best experience while visiting the Uluwatu Temple for watching Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu, Traveloka has gathered some tips for you to follow:

• Book your Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu Tickets in Advance. You can do it easily on Traveloka, both on the website or apps.
• Don’t be Late, Arrive Earlier: Come at least an hour before the show begins. The faster the better. You can spend your time before the show by exploring the Uluwatu Temple and enjoying the superb view around.
• Wear Modest Clothes: Don’t wear ones that show skin too much. We remind you that Uluwatu Temple is a holy place.
• Protect Your Belongings. FYI, the temple area is home to many monkeys. Keep a close watch on your belongings, avoid carrying loose items, since the monkeys are sometimes so playful. Also, do not feed the monkeys.
• Wear The Perfect Shoes: Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the temple grounds, which include stairs and uneven surfaces.
• Capture the Moment: Photography is allowed, so bring your camera or smartphone to capture the stunning scenery and the vibrant performance. However, keep in mind that you should not disturb other people and disturb the show as well.
• Respect the Culture: Again, we remind you that Uluwatu is a sacred site. Behave respectfully, follow local customs, and adhere to any guidelines provided by temple staff.

Those tips are very easy to follow, right? Now, all you have to do is just get your Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu tickets and off you go!

Attractions Near Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu

Before you watch the Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu, you might want to explore some nearby attractions first. Check our list of recommended attractions near the sacred Uluwatu Temple:

1. Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Cultural Park

Located approximately 30 minutes by car from Uluwatu Temple, Garuda Wisnu Kencana, or GWK, is a large cultural park. It has the towering statue of Lord Vishnu and the mythical bird Garuda that are so iconic, making this park a must-visit destination in Bali. It also offers cultural performances, exhibitions, and panoramic views of Bali's southern coast. You can visit it in the morning before your trip for the Kecak Fire and Dance Show Uluwatu.

2. Devdan Show ‘Treasure of The Archipelago’

Situated about 45 minutes from Uluwatu Temple in Nusa Dua, the Devdan Show ‘Treasure of The Archipelago” highlights Indonesia's diverse cultures through music, dance, and acrobatics. The show is held indoors in a very stunning way. It's a captivating journey through the country's rich heritage and modern creativity.

3. Melasti Beach and Pandawa Beach

Around the Uluwatu Temple are some great beaches to explore: Melasti Beach and Pandawa Beach. Melasti Beach is only 30 minutes by car from the Uluwatu Temple, while Pandawa Beach is around 40 minutes.

Melasti Beach has the stunning cliffs, the white sands, and the crystal-clear water that will take you to the relaxing state that you need. On the other hand, Pandawa Beach is the suitable one for swimming, sunbathing, and other water sports. The water there is rather calm.

You can visit all of them by checking the package of Private Tour in Uluwatu Bali and book it on Traveloka.

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