Top Asia Shows & Performances

Be enchanted by a traditional Devdan show during a performance at the Nusa Dua Theatre. Throughout the show, agile acrobats and talented dancers portray the story of two young children witnessing the magic of Indonesian culture. The costumes and colors of the show are sure to immerse you in the cultural tapestry of the Indonesian archipelago. Depending on the ticket, enjoy transfers from select Bali hotels.

Travelers interested in an immersive cultural experience in Bali will love attending the Kecak fire dance show at Uluwatu Temple. Skip the lines and enjoy a close-up view of the action at this night-time performance, which includes fire dancing and colorful costumes. The show is carefully timed to coincide with sunset, so you get the best views of the cliffside temple and the Balinese coast.

No Mongolia visit is complete without this ticket, which grants access to an unforgettable evening showcasing the very best of Mongolia’s UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage. Step into the heart of Mongolia’s cultural heritage with an evening of mesmerizing performances. In a comfortable, welcoming theatre, you’ll witness the country’s finest artists bringing traditional music, dance, and storytelling to life. You'll experience: Traditional Mongolian folk and long songs Morin Khuur (horse-head fiddle) performances Throat singing and praise music Authentic folk dance World-renowned contortion acts Tsam mask dance A full traditional folk orchestra This performance offers a rare, authentic glimpse into Mongolia’s artistic soul—celebrated worldwide for its depth, beauty, and storytelling. It’s not just a show—it's a journey into the living heartbeat of Mongolian tradition.

Prebook your tickets to save time and stress and enjoy a thrilling night out at the Shanghai Circus World ERA Theatre. With enthralling performances of acrobatics, music, and dance, as well as high-speed stunts, spectacular visual effects, and cultural entertainment, kids and adults alike are sure to be dazzled.

Japan is home to many fascinating traditional performing arts but some can be hard for foreign travelers to access, either because of language barriers or because of confusion over how to buy tickets. Simplify your experience in Hiroshima with tickets to a traditional Kagura show. English subtitles during the show help you understand this ceremonial dance–drama performance. Backstage tours are sometimes available, for extra insights.

When in Beijing, don’t miss a chance to see the Acrobatic Show at the Red Theater. Book your tickets here to reserve your spot, and then you can plan other Beijing activities around the show. It’s easy to get to by public transport. Just head on the metro and avoid rush hour traffic lines, and then head inside the theater and get comfortable for the approximately one-hour show.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kandy is one of Sri Lanka’s centers of culture. Enjoy a magical evening of live performances, including traditional musical instruments, lyrical dances, and a fire show at the Kandyan Cultural Centre. You’re transferred to and from the show by an authentic Sri Lankan tuk-tuk with hotel pickup included in Kandy.

You have a choice of standard, deluxe, or VIP first class seats to the Thang Long Water Puppet Theater in Hanoi. Book your entrance ticket and skip the line with priority seating. The unique puppetry performance is done on the water, accompanied by storytelling and music. Choose a showtime to fit your sightseeing schedule.

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Zhang Yimou, Impression Sanjie Liu is a spectacular show performed by a cast of 600 in a natural theater that takes advantage of the surreal karst landscape of Yangshuo. Pre-book your tickets to guarantee your admission to the show, and upgrade to round-trip transfers from Yangshuo county hotels for a seamless experience.

Imagine sitting atop the high cliffs of Uluwatu, the sea breeze caressing your face, the sky slowly turning orange, and the sound of waves crashing beneath your feet. That's when the Kecak Dance begins—a Balinese cultural performance not just watched, but experienced with your whole soul. The Uluwatu Kecak Dance is more than just a traditional dance—it's open-air theater in nature, a blend of performance art, spirituality, and the power of nature. Without musical accompaniment, dozens of men sit in a circle, forming a distinctive chorus of "cak-cak-cak" sounds that are stomping, rhythmic, and captivating. They are not mere accompaniments, but part of the great story of the Ramayana—an ancient Indian epic that has become part of the soul of Balinese culture.

Prepare to be entertained by what’s been hailed ‘Southeast Asia’s best stand-up comedy show’ during your vacation in Bali. This double act features comedians who have appeared on Netflix, Comedy Central, and Showtime—and they love to get the crowd involved. Choose from three comedy formats: a curated comedy show, crowd work show, or open mic night.

This ticket grants access to the world’s largest indoor dynamic immersive theater—home to the iconic Chongqing 1949 epic play. What makes it unmissable: 360° rotating stage & seats: 5 circular structures shift scenes every 10°, wrapping you in 1949-era prison cells, dockside streets, and battlefields (18m stilt houses, 13.6m simulated ship included). Stunning live action: 120 performers deliver high-flying stunts (aerial wire work, 11m cage lifts) paired with 3D panoramic sound—turning the liberation story into a heart-pounding, up-close experience. Iconic clock-shaped venue: Marked with historic years (1921, 1949), it’s a red-themed landmark you won’t find anywhere else.

Gain insights into the exciting world of sumo wrestling with this skip-the-line admission to a sumo wrestling show. To help ensure you understand the rules and traditions, a live host provides bilingual commentary throughout. Later, you can also enjoy a photo session with the wrestlers and the chance to try out a sumo challenge—something that spectators of the sport don’t usually get to do.

Discover sumo through an interactive and educational show led by former professional wrestlers. This experience focuses on learning and interaction, making it different from official professional sumo tournaments. Enjoy a full cultural immersion: try on a traditional kimono and haori, watch live bouts with rituals and refined movements, and step into the dohyō for hands-on training, including a friendly one-on-one match with a rikishi. Optional Chanko Nabe lets you taste the nutrient-rich soul food rikishi eat to fuel their training, recreated from the stables where our performers once trained. Additional Japanese snacks—such as karaage, yakitori, and takoyaki—are available, with gluten-free and vegetarian options at no extra charge. Families are welcome, with children aged 7–12 at discounted prices from ¥3,000 and 6 and under participating for free. Young guests receive priority during the hands-on rikishi experience, creating an unforgettable memory for all ages.

Finding an evening activity in Siem Reap that feels meaningful—rather than just another tourist show—can be difficult, especially if you want something that reflects real Cambodian culture. A Phare Circus performance solves that problem by offering an authentic, high-quality experience created and performed by local artists, while also supporting a nonprofit organization that helps vulnerable communities. Relax and enjoy a moving, visually striking performance that combines storytelling, music, and circus arts into one unforgettable night.

Experience the world-renowned Nanta Show, Korea’s longest-running comedy performance that uniquely blends culinary artistry with spectacular entertainment. This iconic production has captivated audiences worldwide with its creative storytelling and high-energy performances. During the dynamic 90-minute show, talented chefs transform a bustling kitchen into a rhythmic playground, using everyday utensils to create powerful beats. Traditional Korean percussion is seamlessly combined with modern music, delivering an engaging and immersive experience. Presented as a non-verbal performance, Nanta skillfully incorporates acrobatics, comedy, and martial arts, allowing audiences of all ages and nationalities to enjoy the show without language barriers. Its lively pace and interactive atmosphere make it an unforgettable highlight of any visit to Korea.

Experience a MURI-record-holding performance – The Ramayana Ballet Purawisata is recognized by Museum Rekor Indonesia (MURI) for its long-running cultural excellence, for 48 years. Authentic Javanese dance & music – Witness the legendary story of Rama and Shinta through mesmerizing choreography and a live gamelan orchestra. Semi open-air theater – Enjoy the show in a covered yet open-air venue, ensuring an uninterrupted experience, rain or shine. Prime central location – Situated in Jogja’s cultural heart, near Malioboro and top attractions. Comfortable seating with great views – Designed for an immersive and enjoyable experience. Easy-to-follow storyline – A pamphlet is provided to enhance understanding of the epic tale. Complimentary bottled water – Stay refreshed during the performance. Optional dinner package – Savor authentic Indonesian cuisine before the show. Perfect for families & culture lovers –A must-see for those exploring Yogyakarta’s rich heritage!

Even if your visit to Japan doesn’t coincide with the official sumo season, you can still watch wrestlers show off their skills during a sumo show experience in Kyoto. Not only will you watch the retired athletes perform classic moves in a traditional ring, but you’ll enjoy unlimited food and drinks, and you can even challenge a wrestler to a match.

The ultimate way to explore Osaka! A Relaxing Cruise Along the Dotonbori River Hop on a 20-minute short cruise and enjoy iconic views of Osaka’s Minami area from the water—including the famous Glico sign. Unlike large tourist boats, this small-group cruise gives you a cozy, semi-private feel even if you're sharing the ride. Take in the vibrant cityscape of Dotonbori while relaxing on the river. It’s the perfect way to capture stunning photos and create unforgettable memories! Highlights ・Luxurious lounge-style seats for a VIP feel, unlike the typical large sightseeing boats ・Bring your own drinks! Enjoy the cruise your way ・See central Osaka and the Dotonbori River from a unique perspective—don’t miss the dazzling Glico sign and neon-lit streets from the water ・Insta-worthy views guaranteed! A great memory-making experience—pets welcome, too!

Asakusa has been Tokyo's entertainment quarter since the Meiji era, and Mokubakan is the last theater in the city still staging Taishu Engeki. Watch onnagata performers in elaborate costume work through fan dances, swordplay, and drama set to both traditional and modern music. Upgrade to be joined by a guide to explain the traditions behind what's on stage.

Tang Dynasty was the most powerful era in Chinese history.The Tang Dynasty Xi'an is China's Premier Cultural Entertainment Theatre Restaurant.The earliest Tang Dynasty Music & Dancing Show was shown here in 1988.It was the only cultural show complimented by a Live Classical Chinese Orchestra. The Tang Dynasty Xi'an has now become a must-visit place for the world leaders, and visitors to Xi'an from both home and abroad. Standard Performance Schedule: - Dining: 18:00-19:30 - Show: 19:30–20:35 Peak Season (Possible Two Performances): If there are two performances, we will notify guests of the exact showtimes as soon as possible. Two-Performance Reference Schedule: *First Show: - Dining: 17:00-17:45 - Show: 17:45–18:50 *Second Show: - Dining: 19:10 - Show: 20:10–21:15

Live some sumo culture in Tokyo with this show and dinner experience in the Asakusa neighborhood. Watch wrestlers perform classic moves and training techniques in the "dohyo" ring, while savoring a chicken "chanko-nabe" hot pot. For wannabe sumo stars, there’s even the chance to try a sumo challenge yourself.

Get an introduction to traditional Japanese music at the Zakuro show in Tokyo, featuring an ensemble of skilled musicians playing instruments like the taiko drums and koto harp. Performers wearing colorful kimonos provide live commentary during the show, with English translations that make it a tourist-friendly experience.