Barong & Kris Dance

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Balinese tradition with the Guwang Barong & Kris dance artwork. This stunning show vividly captures the essence of a time-honored Balinese performance, showcasing performers adorned in elaborate, vibrant costumes. Each intricate dance movement narrates a mythological battle between good and evil, making it a visually captivating and culturally enriching experience. This piece is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty of cultural art and the rich storytelling of Balinese heritage. Perfect for adding a touch of exotic elegance to your space, this artwork is available in multiple sizes and colors to suit your decor needs.

Reserve Now and Play Later: book your spot and pay later on the spot upon arrival.

Free cancelation : cancel up to 24 hours in advance

Price: IDR. 150.000/pax

Minimum: 2 pax

Highlights:

• Traditional Balinese performing art: A centuries-old dance drama that's integral to Balinese culture and Hindu religion.

• Depiction of good vs. evil struggle: The performance symbolizes the eternal battle between positive and negative forces.

• Vibrant costumes and intricate masks: Elaborate, colorful outfits and hand-carved masks bring characters to life.

Features:

• Mythological characters: • Barong: A lion-like creature representing good spirits; • Rangda: A witch-like figure embodying evil forces

• Dramatic storytelling through dance: Complex movements and gestures convey the narrative without words.

• Accompaniment by gamelan orchestra: Traditional Balinese ensemble provides rhythmic, metallic music.

Experiences:

• Witnessing elaborate choreography: precise, stylized movements showcase years of training and cultural significance.

• Immersion in Balinese spiritual beliefs: The performance offers insight into local mythology and religious practices.

• Observing the trance-like states of performers: Some dancers enter altered states of consciousness during the ritual aspects.

Additional aspects:

• The Kris dance segment involves dancers stabbing themselves with ceremonial daggers without injury, believed to be due to spiritual protection.

• The performance often takes place in temple courtyards or specially designed stages.

• While primarily a sacred ritual, it's also performed for tourists, balancing cultural preservation with economic benefits.

Visitors are advised to check the official Beji Guwang Hidden Canyon website or contact local tour operators for up-to-date information on canyon accessibility before planning their visit. In cases of unexpected closures, alternative activities or rescheduling options will be offered when possible.