Highlights
- Witness authentic Balinese dance performances at the ARMA Museum in Ubud
- Immerse in cultural storytelling through epic tales and spiritual narratives
- Enjoy iconic shows like Kecak, Barong, Legong, Ramayana Ballet, and more
- Experience vibrant costumes, intricate choreography, and unique traditions
- Discover Bali’s rich heritage in a serene and immersive setting
Description
Experience the extraordinary wealth of Balinese art and tradition with exclusive tickets to the cultural performances at ARMA Museum in Ubud. Renowned for its authentic dance shows, ARMA Museum offers a captivating journey into Bali’s rich heritage through six iconic performances. Each show is a masterpiece of storytelling, artistry, and cultural expression, making it a must-see for anyone visiting Ubud.
- 'Kecak Sang Hyang Jaran Dance', The story of Sang Hyang Jaran (divine horse) is taken from the story of the Turning Mandara Giri. In Swarga Lokha, the Gods felt confused and worried about the state of the world, which was hit by disasters, disease outbreaks, and destruction.
- 'Barong Prakpak', Barong gracefully depicts a story about humans destroying nature and the environment. Animals such as monkeys, birds, and frogs were harmed by deforestation.
- 'Ramayana Ballet', The Ramayana Ballet (Indonesian: Sendratari Ramayana) is a visualization and representation of the epic Ramayana saga, originally written by Valmiki in the Sanskrit language, in a highly stylized dance art form.
- 'Kecak Dance', originally based on a ritual Balinese trance dance, Western artist Walter Spies collaborated with the local dancer Limbak in the 1930s to create this unique entertainment involving a chorus of 100 men and no musical accompaniment.
- 'Legong Dance Lasem Peliatan' is a dance with a story about King Lasem’s intention to marry Princess Rangkesari of Gegelang. When the Princess refused to marry King Lasem, he attacked Gegelang and encountered Prince Panji, Rangkesari’s brother, in a battle.
- 'Barong Dance', The show commences with Tabuh Penegak Bebarongan repertoire that is principally used as accompaniment to the Barong dance performance.
Includes
Entry to selected cultural performances at ARMA Museum
Excludes
General admission to ARMA Museum galleries
Hotel Transfer
Food & Beverage
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
