All Locations: Kecak & Fire Dance Show Tickets, Bali

Highlights

Watch Bali’s legendary Kecak & Fire Dance when and where it suits you. With 8 unique venues to choose from, you can pick the day and location that fits your plans perfectly.
Select your perfect backdrop, whether a sacred temple, beachfront stage, royal palace, or cultural museum.
Tailor your experience by choosing the venue and day that match your itinerary. Each show promises a unique take on this iconic Balinese tradition.
Catch daily shows at Uluwatu Temple or Melasti Beach. In Ubud, head to Pura Dalem Gede (Sun & Tue), ARMA Museum (Mon & Wed), or Peliatan Palace (Thu). Performances also run at Desa Lan Puseh Temple in Junjungan (Sat) and Nusa Dua Theater (Fri).

Your Experience

Watch Bali’s legendary Kecak & Fire Dance when and where it suits you. With eight unique venues to choose from, you can fit the show seamlessly into your travel plans. Whether it’s a sacred temple in Ubud, a royal palace courtyard, a cultural museum, or a beachfront stage at sunset, each performance brings the Ramayana to life with fiery rituals, hypnotic chanting, and dramatic storytelling.

Getting started

Arrive at your chosen venue at least 30 minutes before the show begins. Present your e‑ticket and a valid photo ID at the entrance for quick validation.

What to expect

An iconic Balinese performance famous for its rhythmic chanting, fiery rituals, and powerful retelling of the Ramayana.

Features

Uluwatu Temple: A cliff‑top stage with daily shows and dramatic ocean sunsets.
Melasti Beach: A beachfront setting where waves and fire rituals create a unique coastal atmosphere.
Pura Dalem Gede, Ubud (Sun & Tue): A traditional temple offering an authentic spiritual setting.
Agung Rai Museum of Art, Ubud (Mon & Wed): A cultural venue blending performance with Balinese art.
Peliatan Palace, Ubud (Thu): A royal courtyard with elegant architecture and heritage charm.
Desa Lan Puseh Temple, Junjungan (Sat): An intimate village temple for a community‑focused experience.
Nusa Dua Theater (Fri): A dynamic show combining Kecak with the Barong dance in a modern setting

Inclusions

Entry to Kecak & Fire Dance Show
Uluwatu Temple (Daily)
Melasti Beach (Daily)
Pura Dalem Gede Kutuh Kaja, Ubud (Sun & Tue)
Agung Rai Museum of Art, Ubud (Mon & Wed)
Peliatan Palace, Ubud (Thu)
Desa Lan Puseh Temple, Junjungan (Sat)
Nusa Dua Theater (Fri)

Must Know

Outside food and beverages are allowed at the venue.
To respect the cultural significance of the Peliatan Palace and the Kecak dance, choose modest attire for your visit.
This experience is restricted for menstruating women.
This experience is wheelchair accessible.
Entry to Peliatan Palace closes at 5pm.
Dress code: Wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees as a sign of respect when visiting Uluwatu Temple.
Kindly keep a watchful eye on your possessions, as there are monkeys in the vicinity known to pick up and engage with items belonging to the guests.
Pandawa Beach features rocky areas and hot sand, so it's a good idea to wear comfortable footwear such as sandals or water shoes.
There are accessible pathways to the performance area at Melasti Beach, but it's important to consider the beach terrain and seating arrangements.