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Uluwatu Temple (Pura Luhur Uluwatu), Pura Luhur Uluwatu, Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
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Watch the Kecak & Fire Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple (Seating arrangements are subject to venue policy). Free car transport is available for bookings with a minimum of 4 adult participants. You will be contacted via WhatsApp or other messaging apps to confirm your pickup time and location. Please ensure the phone number provided during booking is active and reachable.
Entry ticket for the Kecak & Fire Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple (Seat allocation follows venue policy). Depending on venue availability, you may attend the 06:00 PM or 07:00 PM Bali time performance. You will be contacted via WhatsApp or other messaging apps to confirm your booking code before entry. Please ensure the phone number provided during booking is active and reachable.
🌅 Kecak & Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple – Sunset Cliffside Experience
🎟️ Satu-satu Curated Experience
Exclusive Same-Day Booking (Book by 12 PM)
🎁 Includes bonus merchandise to take home!
🔥 Experience the Iconic Bali Sunset Performance
Watch the legendary Balinese Kecak & Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple, staged in a breathtaking cliffside amphitheater overlooking the Indian Ocean. Timed perfectly for golden hour, the powerful chanting chorus, dramatic ocean backdrop, and fiery finale combine to create the cinematic “Bali moment” every traveler dreams of.
As the sun sets behind the temple cliffs, the rhythmic Kecak chants and mesmerizing fire dance performance transform the evening into an unforgettable cultural spectacle
✨ Why Choose This Experience?
👥 Hosted & Guided Experience – Not just a ticket, but a smoothly organized visit
⏰ Optimized Timing – Arrive at the best moment for sunset views
📍 Iconic Uluwatu Location – One of Bali’s most famous cultural landmarks
🎁 Bonus Merchandise – Keepsake from your Bali journey
🌏 Perfect for First-Time Visitors – Maximum impact with minimal effort
📌 Perfect For:
📸 Travel photography lovers
🌅 Sunset seekers
🎭 Cultural explorers
Imagine standing on a 70-meter-high limestone cliff, the Indian Ocean crashing against the rocks below, while the sky transforms into a canvas of fiery oranges and deep purples.
As the sun dips below the horizon, a rhythmic chant begins—a hypnotic "cak-cak-cak" that echoes through the amphitheater. This is the Uluwatu Temple Kecak Dance, Bali's most iconic cultural performance.
At SatuSatu, we don’t just sell a Uluwatu kecak dance ticket; we provide the gateway to a spiritual and visual masterpiece. Whether you call it the Uluwatu temple fire dance or the fire dance uluwatu, this performance is an essential pilgrimage for every traveler visiting the Island of the Gods.
The Kecak Uluwatu is unique because it uses no musical instruments. Instead, it relies on a "human orchestra" of over 50 men dressed in traditional checkered sarongs. They provide the soundtrack, the rhythm, and the atmosphere using only their voices.
This "Monkey Chant" dance tells the epic story of the Ramayana, an ancient Sanskrit tale of love, betrayal, and the ultimate triumph of good over evil. Watching the kecak dance uluwatu is a multi-sensory experience that combines drama, fire, and deep-rooted Balinese spirituality.
Before the performance begins, your uluwatu kecak journey starts with the temple itself. Pura Luhur Uluwatu is one of Bali’s six key spiritual pillars (Sad Kahyangan).
When you secure your tari kecak uluwatu tickets, you aren't just watching a dance; you're watching a play. Here is the breakdown of the acts you will witness:
The story follows Prince Rama, his wife Sita, and his brother Laksmana. While in the forest, Sita is enchanted by a golden deer (actually a demon in disguise). Rama goes to hunt it, leaving Sita under Laksmana's protection.
The evil King Ravana tricks Laksmana into leaving Sita alone. Ravana kidnaps her and takes her to his kingdom, Alengka. This is where the tension builds, accompanied by the frantic chanting of the Kecak troupe.
The "White Monkey" general, Hanuman, enters the scene. This is often the highlight for many visitors, as Hanuman provides comic relief and interacts with the audience. He eventually finds Sita and gives her Rama’s ring as a sign of hope.
This is why many call it the Uluwatu temple fire dance. Hanuman is captured by Ravana’s giants and sentenced to be burned alive. In a stunning display of bravery (and incredible choreography), Hanuman breaks free and kicks the burning embers, creating a "sea of fire."
To make the most of your kecak uluwatu evening, follow these insider tips from the SatuSatu team:
1. Arrive Early
While the dance starts at 6:00 PM, the amphitheater fills up fast. We recommend being in your seat by 5:15 PM. This gives you time to soak in the view and watch the sun begin its descent.
2. Dress Code Matters
As this is a sacred temple site, modest dress is required. You must wear a sarong and a sash.
Don't have one? Don't worry—most tari kecak uluwatu tickets include the rental of a sarong at the temple entrance.
3. Mind Your Belongings
The monkeys at Uluwatu are experts at "unauthorized souvenir collection." Keep your phones, glasses, and jewelry secure. If a monkey does grab something, the temple staff are usually nearby to help negotiate a trade for some fruit.
4. Stay Hydrated
The amphitheater is open-air and can get quite warm before the sun goes down. Bring a bottle of water, but remember to take your trash with you to keep the temple grounds pristine.
A truly breathtaking shot of the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple at sunset. The dramatic cliff-edge amphitheater, the glowing golden sky, and the powerful circular chanting performance create an unforgettable Balinese experience.
Hanoman’s dramatic action during the Kecak dance becomes even more magical when accompanied by the stunning orange sunset and the breathtaking view of the endless ocean.
The fire part at the end was incredible. The performer kicked burning coconut husks everywhere — dramatic and exciting!A cinematic depiction of the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple under a stunning red and purple twilight sky.
The iconic Uluwatu cliffs overlook the Indian Ocean. Dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise waves, and lush green landscapes create a stunning tropical panorama that embodies the true beauty of Bali.
The iconic Uluwatu landscape with its lush green hilltops and crashing ocean waves makes it a truly precious moment.
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Free cancellation (24 hours notice), same day booking cannot be cancelled.
Use a mobile voucher and exchange/scan it per the venue procedure before showtime. Arrive early to secure seating.
Same-day bookings are accepted with or without transport, subject to availability, and must be completed no later than 12:00 PM local Bali time.
For further inquiries about Uluwatu Temple Kecak Dance, please contact us via Email at: support@satusatu.com or WhatsApp at: +628-7878-111-111.