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Kecak Dance

Banjar Tengah, Bali, Indonesia 80571

Featured Review : When you visit the nice town of Ubud, you should stay here at least 1 night and go to a Kecak dance performance. One of the most expensive performances (100,000 Rp) is the spectacle in the royal palace, but there are a f...See Full Review

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Kecak Dance Reviews

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Kecak & Fire Dance (Ubud)

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Koentje3000 from Hamme, Belgium
  • February 17, 2006
Kecak & Fire Dance (Ubud)
Quote: When you visit the nice town of Ubud, you should stay here at least 1 night and go to a Kecak dance performance. One of the most expensive performances (100,000 Rp) is the spectacle in the royal palace, but there are a few cheaper alternatives... Read the full Kecak Dance review

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Kecak Dance/ fire walk

  • 5 out of 5 stars by redhed from Chicago, Illinois
  • March 27, 2003
Kecak Dance/ fire walk
Quote: Of all the dances in Bali, the Kecak is by far my favorite. You will be seated on plastic chairs in two rows forming a semi-circle facing the actual entrance of the temple. Occasionally, due to rain, the dance is moved to a sheltered location, which... Read the full Kecak Dance review

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