Uluwatu Tour Bali - Uluwatu Sunset Kecak Fire Dance

Water Blow

Water Blow is a popular tourist destination where visitors can watch the impact of the waves on the rocks, which results in water splashes and a loud booming sound. We advise against getting too close to the rocks because it is very dangerous if you are hit by the waves and dragged by the current. Nusa Dua is known for its charm of the beach, which is so beautiful as well as in this water blow. Here, the water current is very strong, creating waves that crash against the rocks hard and produce a sound that may be very melodious to the ears. It is an uncommon sight to witness the sea water crashing against the rocks and generating a loud sound and splashing sea water, but it is a wonderful sensation to view the waves, which will make you feel at ease and tranquil when listening to the sound of the waves hitting the rocks.

Pandawa Beach

Pandawa Beach is situated in the southern Bali hamlet of Kutuh. This beach, which is a popular tourist destination and is incredibly attractive and lovely, was previously known as Secret beach. Secred Beach got its name since it was deserted due to the challenging access to the area. There were hardly any local tourists or overseas surfers at this beach. Fortunately, the Badung Regency local administration saw the beach's potential and handled it rapidly before introducing it as a new permanent destination. We will be in awe when we approach the beach area as a stunning panorama of steep cliffs line the road for 1.5 kilometers. The Pandawa statue on the rock wall may be seen from the road, which was purposefully created through limestone hills to enhance the attractiveness of this Pandawa beach. The panorama is so beautiful and captivating. The atmosphere of the beach is quiet and peaceful.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana

Garuda Wisnu Kencana, a fantastic destination to visit during Uluwatu Tours, is a region with 240 hectares of land and is situated in the southern Badung district. Additionally, you may take advantage of the supporting facilities including the lotus pond, festival park, amphitheater, street theater, exhibition hall, and jendela Bali, the panoramic restaurant and gift store. At GWK, there are numerous cultural performances every day. The Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Bali Cultural Park is a showcase of the island's arts and culture against a breathtaking backdrop of nature. It serves as one of the primary destinations for various performances, exhibitions, conferences, and religious outings. A very large cultural park contains a statue of the Bali island's national symbol, Garuda Wisnu Kencana, which is quite tall and may surpass the Statue of Liberty in height.

Kecak and Fire Dance

The stunning traditional dance known as Kecak and Fire Dance, which is based on a passage from the Ramayana, a Hindu epic that finds expression in a variety of ways, was performed close to Uluwatu Temple. On Uluwatu Tours, we will see this dance. In a kecak dance, the gamelan suara, a choir of at least 100 men seated in concentric circles, swaying, standing up, and lying flat as the drama develops, plays the accompanying music.The voices of the storytellers may be heard narrating the unfolding tale among the swaying crowd. All of the members of Cak will contribute sounds to the music created by Akapela. Watch the Uluwatu Kecak dance, a colorful traditional Balinese dance with an intriguing and well-presented plot that will make you feel at home. The show is perfectly timed just in time for this when sunset time. There is no doubt that it will be a memorable trip to the island.

Uluwatu Temple

The Uluwatu Temple is perched atop a rock that rises 70 meters above the Indonesian Ocean. Visiting this temple is Uluwatu Tours' primary destination. Numerous monkeys are running loose along the pathway outside the shrine. At the front is a small forest where hundreds of monkeys live. They are thought to protect the temple from negative forces. On the cliff side, concrete walls fortify the serpentine road to the shrine. There are various fenced locations along the route to stop, so it takes roughly an hour to travel from one end to the other. Amazing views of the ocean's horizon and the bottom of the waves crashing up against rocks may be seen from there. Seeing the splendor of the sunset at the oldest and holiest Hindu temple, Uluwatu Temple, is a remarkable experience. The Indian Ocean in the background creates a relaxing environment.

Uluwatu Tour Itinerary:

• Pickup at the hotel at 10:00
• Visit Water Blow Nusa Dua at 11:00
• Visit Garuda Wisnu Kencana at 12:00.
• 14.45 - Visit Pandawa Beach 13.30 - Lunch
• Visit Uluwatu Temple at 17.00
• Watch the Kecak and Fire Dance Performance at 18.00
• 19:00—Return to hotel
• Arrive at hotel at 20.00

Uluwatu Tour Inclusive:

• Transportation with full A/C + Petrol
• English Speaking Driver
• Entrance Fee
• Donation,
• Mineral Water.
• Sarong to enter the temple

Excluded:

• Lunch
• Dance performance ticket
• Personal expenses