Uluwatu Temple With Kecak And Fire Dance Show

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Uluwatu Temple perched on dramatic ocean cliffs with traditional Balinese architecture overlooking turquoise waters and lush
Buddhist monks in orange robes gathered around lit candles during Kecak fire dance ceremony at night temple festival
Balinese performers in orange sarongs dancing in circular amphitheater at Uluwatu Temple with ocean and colorful flags in bac
Uluwatu Temple perched on dramatic clifftops overlooking turquoise ocean waters with lush vegetation and traditional Balinese
Uluwatu Temple perched on clifftop overlooking turquoise ocean with amphitheater stage for Kecak dance performance below

Uluwatu Temple with Kecak and Fire Dance Show

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Operating :- 18:00 to 19:00

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Uluwatu Temple sits on a limestone cliff about 70 meters above the Indian Ocean on Bali's southern tip, one of six directional temples built to protect the island from negative sea spirits. The evening ticket combines temple entry with the Kecak and Fire Dance Show in the adjoining amphitheater, timed around sunset.

Inside the grounds, stone shrines and courtyards carved over centuries show the layers of Balinese temple architecture, and the cliff-edge path opens onto wide views of the ocean and sky turning orange at sunset. As evening falls, the show begins in the open-air amphitheater. Dozens of male performers sit in concentric circles, chanting cak-cak in place of instruments while the story of the Ramayana unfolds: Rama, Sita, Hanuman and the demon king Ravana. As the tale reaches its climax, a fire is lit at the center of the stage and the performer playing Hanuman dances through the flames, kicking burning embers and coconut husks.

Photo opportunities are best along the cliff path before the show starts, with the sky still lit from sunset. Rayna's local team in Bali handles the booking and stays reachable before and after your visit if you need support.

  • Walk through a centuries-old cliff temple perched about 70 meters above the Indian Ocean on Bali's southern coast.
  • Watch the sun set over the ocean from the temple grounds, one of Bali's best-known sunset spots.
  • See the Kecak dance retell the Ramayana through chanting and choreography, performed without musical instruments.
  • Watch the Fire Dance finale as the Hanuman performer dances through flames and kicks burning embers.
  • Explore stone shrines and courtyards that show centuries of traditional Balinese temple architecture.
  • Entrance to Uluwatu Temple
  • Access to the Kecak and Fire Dance Show
  • Note: please check option-wise inclusions before booking
  • Meals and beverages
  • Personal expenses such as shopping and photography
  1. You will receive your tour confirmation voucher by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder if it does not appear in your inbox, or contact the support team for help.
  3. Download the voucher and present it at the venue, either on your phone or as a printout.
  • Carry a valid photo ID or passport when redeeming your voucher, as verification may be requested.
  • Bookings are subject to availability, and your time slot is confirmed within 24 hours.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times during the visit.
  • Outside food and drinks may not be permitted inside the temple or show venue.
  • Entry can be refused for guests who do not follow the venue's rules or safety guidance.
  • Free cancellation is available up to 48 hours before your visit; missed, partially used, or no-show bookings are not refunded.
  • The temple and show operator is not responsible for loss, injury, or delay during your visit.
  • Present your voucher, either printed or on your phone, at the venue entrance.
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Frequently asked questions

This ticket covers entry to Uluwatu Temple, a cliff-top temple on Bali's southern coast, plus a seat at the Kecak and Fire Dance Show performed at sunset in the temple's open-air amphitheater. Both parts of the visit are included on the same ticket.
The show itself runs from around 6 pm to 7 pm. Most guests arrive earlier to walk the temple grounds before the performance starts, so plan for about one and a half to two hours in total, including time for photos.
No. The Kecak dance has no musical instruments. A circle of dozens of male performers chants cak-cak continuously, and that chanting, along with their synchronized hand movements, carries the entire soundtrack of the performance.
The performance retells scenes from the Ramayana, centered on Rama, Sita, Hanuman and the demon king Ravana. The Kecak sequence sets up the story, and the Fire Dance that follows brings it to its climax.

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USD 31.63