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Barong Dance, Celuk Silver Village & Ubud

Good versus evil on stage, then the artisan villages that made Bali famous

Batubulan · Celuk · Mas · Ubud 9 hours Private trip, up to 6 guests
Barong Dance, Celuk Silver Village & Ubud

Start the morning in Batubulan with the Barong & Keris dance, the eternal battle between the lion-like Barong, protector of good, and the witch Rangda, ending with the entranced kris dancers. Then follow the artisan trail: silversmiths filing filigree in Celuk, woodcarvers in Mas, batik and painting studios in Batuan, before ending in Ubud with the Sacred Monkey Forest and the royal palace.

Highlights

  • Barong & Keris dance in Batubulan
  • Celuk silver village workshop
  • Mas woodcarving & Batuan painting
  • Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
  • Ubud Palace & market

Itinerary

  1. Hotel pickup
  2. Barong & Keris dance
  3. Celuk silver village
  4. Mas woodcarving & Batuan painting
  5. Lunch in Ubud
  6. Sacred Monkey Forest
  7. Ubud Palace & Art Market
  8. Return to hotel

Times are a guide. Your driver adjusts to traffic, weather and temple ceremonies.

Included

  • Hotel pickup & drop-off
  • Private car, fuel, parking
  • Barong dance ticket
  • Monkey Forest entrance

Not included

  • Lunch
  • Shopping

Good to know

  • Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the tour date.
  • Cancellations within 48 hours are charged 50%.
  • No-show is charged in full.
  • SIM cards cannot be refunded once registered; eSIM cannot be refunded once the QR code is sent.
  • Pickup is included from hotels in Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Sanur and Ubud; other areas may have a surcharge.
  • Please be ready in the lobby 5 minutes before pickup time.
  • Itineraries may change because of weather, traffic, ceremonies or temple closures; we always offer a fair alternative.
  • Children aged 3-11 pay the child rate; under 3 travel free without a seat.
  • Our drivers never force shopping stops. Report any issue from your account.
  • Wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temples; sarongs are provided where needed.
  • Women who are menstruating are traditionally asked not to enter temple grounds.

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