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Kecak Trance Dance Performance in Batu Bulan

Kecak Trance Dance Performance in Batu Bulan

Seminyak, Indonesia

Kecak Trance Dance Performance in Batu Bulan

Seminyak, Indonesia
  • 3 to 4 hours (approx.)
  • Pickup offered
  • Mobile ticket
  • Offered in: English

Overview

A form of Balinese Hindu dance and drama, the kecak originated around Ubud during the 1930s, the brainchild of painter Walter Spies and dancer Wayan Limbak. With a beatboxing male voice choir and dramatic scenes from the Ramayana, a kecak performance is a highlight of any visit to Bali. This package makes it easy, with small-group 2-way transfers from Ubud and many south Bali hotels plus tickets included.
  • Watch a kecak, the liveliest type of Balinese dance, at Batubulan
  • Small group (maximum 15) means less time in transit
  • Guide puts the performance in context and can assist with any issues
  • Skip the transport haggling—includes 2-way transfers from select hotels

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Traveler Photos

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Reviews

4.0
based on 2 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Magical fire 🔥 cleaning ceremony, recommended

Otilija_D, Jun 2023
Very good fire 🔥cleaning ceremony, deep. Good it’s not popular, so we still feel magic in an air. After ceremony we felt super calm, like all the stress or anything negative was burned and cleaned. Very much recommend to visit, specially after long trips Also liked that it was not super crowded like in Uluwatu, so felt more intime, the magic still there. It’s not a popular tourist place, that’s why the Temple feels very strong energetically. Love it, recommend.

Very intersting cultural experience

Donna H, Sep 2019
I had read elsewhere that one of the must-do cultural events in Bali is attending a Kecak Trance Dance. This was a nice way to do it, with transportation and tickets included to take all the hassle out of it. I would recommend bringing some Indonesia currency, as there is a little cafe at the venue selling beer and other drinks. It's one of those experiences that I'm glad I had and would encourage others to do, but I wouldn't do it again. It's a very odd performance. It reminded me a lot of a Kabuki theater performance in Japan. Glad I went, wouldn't do it again.