Melasti Beach Kecak Dance Show
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About Melasti Beach Kecak Dance Show
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The Kecak dance originated in 1930 by Balinese artist Wayan Limbak and German painter Walter Spies. The Kecak dance was inspired by the Sanghyang dance, a sacred Balinese dance performed in Hindu temples to ward off misfortune and illness. The name Kecak dance comes from the sound “Cak… cak… cak…” which is chanted throughout the performance. In the past, the traditional Kecak dance was performed only by men aged 50 and above. Today, this dance is performed in almost every part of Bali, especially on special occasions to welcome guests and at cultural tourist attractions.
Why Melasti Beach Kecak Dance Show is a must
The Kecak dance is a blend of ancient performing arts and sacred stories told through movement and chanting. It is inspired by the Sanghyang dance, a performance to ward off misfortune, giving the Kecak dance deep cultural significance. The performance features a chorus chant of 'Cak… cak… cak…', creating an enchanting and unique atmosphere.
Top things to do at Melasti Beach Kecak Dance Show
Watch the Kecak dance, which tells stories through unique dance movements and harmonious chanting. Experience the invaluable history and culture of Bali through a soulful performance.
Location of Melasti Beach Kecak Dance Show
The Melasti Beach Kecak Dance Show is held at Melasti Beach, Indonesia.
Know Before You Go
The entrance fee for Melasti Beach (Pantai Melasti) and parking fees are not included in the show admission. Parking fees are 2,000 IDR for motorcycles, 5,000 IDR for cars, and 10,000 IDR for buses. Melasti Beach entrance fee for foreigners: Adults 10,000 IDR, Children 3,000 IDR. Melasti Beach entrance fee for Indonesians: Adults 8,000 IDR, Children 2,000 IDR.
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