Name: Uluwatu Temple Tour: Kecak Dance and Seafood Dinner
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Highlights

Uluwatu Temple - First, we will start by picking you up at your hotel, and it will take about an hour to reach this destination. Uluwatu Temple is one of Bali’s sacred Hindu temples, perched on a cliff above the Indian Ocean. Locally known as Pura Luhur Uluwatu, it is one of the island’s most spectacular temples. While many people are drawn to Bali for its white-sand beaches, the temples are another must-see attraction. Balinese temples are unique in their architectural style, and their locations are breathtaking. Uluwatu Temple is particularly beloved by tourists for its stunning sunset views. As the sun sets, visitors can also enjoy an amazing Kecak and fire dance performance. If you want to see waves crashing against cliffs from above, Uluwatu Temple offers the perfect vantage point. We will spend about an hour at this location.
Kecak and Fire Dance - The Kecak Dance is a must-see in Bali. Various venues across the island host this performance to attract tourists. The dance itself is a dramatic portrayal of the battle between good and evil, with the most popular venue being Uluwatu Temple. The Kecak Dance is unique and distinctive, featuring performers who raise their hands and chant “cak cak cak.” The magic intensifies as the chanting mimics the sound of a gamelan orchestra. The performance, which lasts about two hours, is based on the Ramayana story and includes characters like Rama, Sita, Ravana, and Hanuman. A leaflet or booklet is provided to give you an overview of the storyline, as the performance does not include any spoken dialogue.
Jimbaran Bay - Our final destination is Jimbaran Beach, a 30-minute drive away. Jimbaran Bay Beach is another must-visit spot in Bali, known for its white sand beaches, spectacular Hindu temples, and amazing local cuisine. Jimbaran Bay offers stunning beaches and the opportunity for a romantic seafood dinner. A morning walk to the fish market, where everything is freshly caught, is a unique experience. You can also visit the traditional market to find fresh fruits and vegetables. To end the day, enjoy a romantic dinner by the beach with your feet in the sand. After spending about 30 minutes here, we will drive you back to your hotel, which will take about an hour.

What's Included

Private car
English Speaking Driver
Petrol
Parking fee

What's Not Included

All personal expenses

Location

Uluwatu Temple

Jl. Raya Uluwatu, Southern part of Bali

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