Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Fire Dance
🇮🇩 Bali · Culture
A sea temple on the edge of a 70-metre cliff, with the famous Kecak dance performed at sunset in the amphitheatre — 70 chanting men, a fire finale, and the ocean behind. Touristy? Completely. Worth it? The reviews keep saying yes. Guard your sunglasses from the monkeys; they run a ransom economy.
PergiScore
95/100
rating + buzz, trap-adjusted
Aggregated rating
★ 4.6
74,500 ratings
Mentions, last 90 days
591
368 reviews · 82 blogs · 141 vlogs
Expected spend
Rp 200k–300k per person
entry: Rp 50k temple + Rp 150k Kecak
Rating distribution
4.6
74,500 ratings
Getting crowded
trap-o-meter · 56/100
Firmly on the tourist trail. Go early or off-peak.
🕐 Best time: 4:30pm entry → 6pm Kecak at sunset
💡 Local tip: Buy Kecak tickets on arrival by 4:30pm (sunset shows sell out), sit stage-left for the sunset behind the dancers, and carry literally nothing loose — the monkeys are trained thieves.
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