Ubud And Legong Dance Tour

14.00 – Pick Up From Your Hotel
15.45 – Visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace
16.45 – Visit Ubud Palace
17.45 – Ubud Market
19.30 – Watching Legong Or Kecak Dance
20.30 – Back To Your Hotel

Ubud Village And Dance Tour Is One Of The Attractive Tour For Your Experience To Visit The Culture Of Ubud Village. Start Pick Up In The Afternoon, Our First Journey To Visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace Which Is Located In Northern Part Of Ubud. This Place Is Very Popular And Always Busy By Tourist Everyday, Our Next Destination Is Visiting Ubud Palace Or Puri Saren Ubud. The Palace Is The Resident Of Ubud Royal Kingdom Until Now, Then We Will Take You To Visit Ubud Art Market Which Is Lies Across The Palace. Here You May Buy And Bargain The Souvenir As You Like, Then At 19.00 Pm We Will Take You To See Kecak Or Legong Dance In Ubud. The Tour Will Be Very Comfortable With Our Private Air Conditioning Car Transfer And To Keep Your Convenience And Enjoyable Journey Our Professional Tour Driver Is Always Outstanding Offer His Best Service With The Information You Need.

Tegalalang Rice Terrace Alone Has An Outlook That Spreads Down Before You And Away To The Rice Terraces On The Slopes Across The Valley. The High Roadside Location Is Cool And Breezy And It Is A Well Known Spot For Tourists To Stop And Take Photos. Painters And Nature Lovers Also Enjoy Visiting This Spot And There Are Numerous Art Shops And Cafes Near The Ledge Offering Their Ware.

The Ubud Royal Palace Is One Of The Most Prominent Places In Ubud, As It Is Smack-Dab On The Main Jalan Raya Ubud Road And Intersection. The Palace Can Also Be Regarded As The Focal Landmark Of Ubud. The Ubud Palace Was Built During The Lordship Of The Late Ida Tjokorda Putu Kandel (1800-1823), And Is Well-Kept By His Successive Heirs. A Visit To The Puri Saren Is On Many Of The Itineraries To The Ubud Area. It Has Well-Preserved Balinese Architecture And Charming Garden Settings, And Is Best Known Among Lovers Of Balinese Arts As One Of The Main Sites To View Dramatic Evening Dance Performances.

The Ubud Art Market, Locally Referred To As ‘Pasar Seni Ubud’ Is Located Opposite The The Puri Saren Royal Ubud Palace And Is Open Daily. Here You Can Find Beautiful Silk Scarves, Lightweight Shirts, Handmade Woven Bags, Baskets Or Hats; Statues, Kites And Many Other Hand-Crafted Goods. Most Of The Goods Found At The Ubud Market Are Made In The Neighbouring Villages Of Pengosekan, Tegallalang, Payangan And Peliatan.

The Legong Dance (Or Just ‘Legong’ For Short) Is One Of Bali’s Most Visually Alluring Royal Court Performances. The Dance Is Considered One Of The Island’s Most Revered Classical Pieces, Known For Its Physically Demanding Postures And Fast-Paced Movements Which Require A Significant Level Of Flexibility Among Its Generally Young Female Performers. Choreographed To A Set Pattern With The Finest Detail, The Dance Has Been Well-Preserved Through Generations.
Locals Refer To The Legong Dance By Its Complete Designation – ‘Legong Kraton’ – Which Loosely Translates As The ‘Dance Of The Royal Palace’. It Used To Only Be Shown Within Closed Palace Walls In Front Of The Royal Family. Through The Change Of Times, You Can Watch It Performed At Various Open Stages And Shows Throughout The Island, Such As At The Puri Saren Royal Palace, A Palatial Landmark In Ubud Central, Which Is Open To The Public.