Top Asia Ballet Shows

Watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean and enjoy an alfresco seafood dinner on the beach during this Bali evening tour. Visit Uluwatu Temple (Uluwatu Pura), perched dramatically on top of a coastal cliff, and watch a performance of ‘Kecak,’ a traditional dance. Then head to Jimbaran Bay for a barbecue dinner of fish, prawns, and other seafood. Transfers from major hotels in key south Bali areas are included.

Immerse yourself in the colorful culture of Indonesia during a traditional dance evening tour from Bali. Be mesmerized by the captivating rhythm of the Fire Dance, the Kecak Dance and the Saghyang Dance as you witness enchanting dancing that derives from ancient tribal culture. Gain fascinating insight into the artistic traditions of the country with a professional guide and enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from your Bali hotel.

Watch the Ramayana Ballet at the Prambanan Temple in Yogyakarta, and enjoy dinner along with the performance, too. This ticket included round-trip transport from your hotel, the performance ticket, and dinner, so you won’t have to hassle with any of that yourself. Just relax and enjoy the ballet.

A Legend You Can Walk Through—Then Watch Come Alive If you're visiting Prambanan Temple, you may encounter the mysterious Durga statue—believed to be Princess Roro Jonggrang, turned to stone by a curse. But what's the full story? This powerful new cultural performance by the producers of the MURI-awarded Ramayana Ballet Purawisata brings that ancient legend to life with emotional depth and stunning theatricality. Through elegant Javanese dance, symbolic costumes, & an evocative musical score, Roro Jonggrang: Reincarnation of Love retells a tale of love, betrayal, & transformation—woven into the very soul of Prambanan. Set in a semi open-air amphitheater just minutes from Malioboro, this experience invites you to enjoy: - A moving live performance under the stars - Optional royal Javanese buffet dinner in a Joglo pavilion - A deeper connection to the myth behind Prambanan Temple This isn’t just a show—it’s the living heart of Javanese culture, brought to life for you in Yogyakarta.