Pura Dalem Ubud

We went to a traditional Balinese dance and music performance here, Sunday evening 7:30 pm. It was incredible! High quality performance, exquisite setting and costumes. Highly recommended. The price (100,000 rupiah) is very reasonable.

This was amazing how the music is made by all the men on the side there. The Kecak dance was great, very interesting how it tells a story. Their eyes and hands are so cool looking in this dance also. I'd recommend to see this show if you're in town here.

If you find yourself in Ubud, Bali, don't miss a Friday night at Pura Dalem Ubud. The show is an absolute must-see! The ambiance is surreal, blending traditional elements with modern aesthetics perfectly. From the moment you enter, you're immersed in Balinese culture. The performance is captivating, keeping you at the edge of your seat from start to finish. The music, dance, and costumes are top-notch, providing a fantastic cultural experience. Pura Dalem Ubud offers not just a show but a dive into Balinese heritage. Don't skip it; it's a highlight of any Ubud visit!

I attended a traditional Balinese dance at this temple. Very beautiful temple with very nice statues.

Very nice temple in the center of Ubud. Was not crowded when we visited it, we had the place to ourselves and it was very nice !
Entry is not expensive and they provide the sarong to go in.

I went here twice during my stay in Ubud and the shows were amazing. Great cultural experience and magical atmosphere. One ticket per person is 100k and the shows take place in most of the days.

Performance by Gamelan Semara Ratih Troupe.
An exceptionally professional and outstanding performance, blending traditional and contemporary gamelan and Balinese dances. The passionate troupe leader is deeply committed to the art. The gamelan players exhibit remarkable skill and deliver a top-tier performance.

A unique highlight was witnessing the troupe leader, his son, and his grandson on stage, making it a generational experience. The costumes and props are fantastic, and the newly created works display creativity and a touch of "jazz." This is a must-see, offering exceptional value for the price. Truly world-class.

Amazing Temple! There were barely any tourists, which means we basically had the entire tempel to ourselves. The tempel itself was gorgeous and clean and the people were kind.

Wonderful experience watching traditional Balinese dance performances including Barong. The show is approximately 2 hours long and includes traditional music and dance movements.

The shows happen on Sunday evening and are definitely a must do in Ubud. There are a few minimarts close to the temple where you can buy drinks and snacks and take them to the performance. You can also buy some drinks like water, soda and beers at the temple.

This temple is one of the most beautiful temples in Bali. We went around 12:30 pm and the temple was just closing. We didn't give any fee to enter. You have to wear a sarong to enter.
The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The entire complex is very calm and gives very peaceful vibes. The entrance gate is very beautiful.
The priest told us that people visit here when they are disturbed and find peace here.

Magnificent Pura in Ubud.
I went here with my family to watch Kecak Dance.

They usually play in open stage but they have indoor stage as an alternative when raining.

The ticket entrance is IDR 100.000/person, which you can find it everywhere in Ubud street by the authorized staff/seller.

What I like most, the place is super clean and beautiful, especially with their toilet.

Went here for the Kecak/Ramayana dance. For 100K it's definitely worth every penny. Bring mosquito spray

Incredible entrance. The gate is beautiful to see at night as well as in the day. Worth a stop as you explore Ubud.

You will need a sarong to enter the temple. Unsure if there is a fee to enter, there was no one there when we passed at 17:50.

There is a Kecak dance at the Temple on Friday and Monday evenings. Tickets are 100K each and can be bought from the entrance or nearby streets. We planned to see the Kecak dance in Uluwatu so did not attend.

Big , spacious , holy and sacred Temple / Pura in Ubud, met with one of management staff Mr Suwanti and he’s kind to help me preparing to pray “Astungkara Svaha”

These temples always have the craziest statues and carvings depicting Balinese demons out front, menacing visitors with bulging bug eyes, fangs, long tongues and breasts that sag down to their stomachs.

We had a great evening. Great performance and it's realy special to be there. If you are in Ubud it's realy worthwile to go there. This is something you only find on Bali.

A brilliant evening of local culture. Must see whilst in Ubud. Tickets are 100k per person and sold at the temple entrance or by the team near the Ubud Palace. Arrive 40 mins early for the best seats, 30 mins early for a decent seat. Arrive any later on a Friday night and expect to sit to the rear, really far back, or on the floor.

Beautiful nightly dance and musical shows showcasing Bali's religious and cultural heritage. Definitely don't miss the Kecak fire dance.

Serene, beautiful temple. 10k entrance fee. People at the entrance were unfriendly but the place itself was such a calm escape from the busy roads in Ubud. We walked past by accident, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if you are in the area it's a nice 20 minutes sigh to see.

I watched kecak dance performance during my visit to Ubud in this Pura. I really loved it. The ticket cost me 100K and the show starts at 7.30 PM. Though they will ask you to come at 7 PM instead.
If you are planning to watch it, make sure you come on Friday or Sunday. It will be performed twice per week on these days.
The story told about the death of Kumbakarna, one of Alengka general. It is from Ramayana sequel. As I read Ramayana, I really enjoyed the show. I think they have different story each week.