Your journey
From your hotel you will be driven to Ubud through Denpasar (except your hotel location is in Ubud), Batubulan, Mas, Batuan, Celuk, and Sukawati. In along your way in Batubulan village, you will see various type of stone carving. After that you will pass Celuk village, a central part of Bali's Gold and Silversmith home industry. Make a stop at an artshop and have a look at the exhibiting jewelery's products. In Sukawati village, almost all Bali's art products are available at the Sukawati Art Market. This is a general market for people. You may buy something here such as t-shirt, statue, sarong, and so on.

The Kecak
The Kecak dance, ( pronounced ‘ ketchak’), is perhaps the most stunning of all the Balinese dances, despite its comparative simplicity. Up to one hundred or more men, bare from the waist up, form a living backdrop and simultaneous orchestration for the enaction of an episode from the Ramayana.
The name of the dance is derived from the "chak-chak" sounds that emanate in syncopated rhythm from the "singing" of the spirits in the ritual Sanghyang trance ceremony.

A choreography based upon the coordination of movements of the head, seated on the ground in a circular patter, transforms the entire stage into a swaying, living, flower-like configuration.
In the midst of this melee, the dancers enacting the story sway and leap by torchlight, whilst a story teller chants the story enacted. Regular performances of the kecak dance are held in Denpasar in the evenings, and the opportunity to witness this unique dance should not be missed.

Completing your tour
After seeing the Kecak Dance, our guide will take you back to your hotel. You may arrive at your hotel around 11.30 pm, depends on the location of your hotel.

Rate/Fare
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Fare Includes
- Air Conditioned Transport
- English speaking guide or as required
- Enterance fee for all tourism objects
- Lunch at our preferred restaurant
- International Insurance cover