Your journey

From your hotel you will be driven to Ubud through Denpasar (except your hotel location is in Ubud), Batubulan, Mas, Batuan, Celuk, and Sukawati. In along your way in Batubulan village, you will see various type of stone carving. After that you will pass Celuk village, a central part of Bali's Gold and Silversmith home industry. Make a stop at an artshop and have a look at the exhibiting jewelery's products. In Sukawati village, almost all Bali's art products are available at the Sukawati Art Market. This is a general market for people. You may buy something here such as t-shirt, statue, sarong, and so on.

The Legong
This classical Balinese dance is possibly the most exquisitely feminine and graceful of all.

The heavenly dance of divine nymphs, it is performed by young girls between the ages of twelve and fifteen, and takes up to three years to be mastered.There are many different types of Legong, but the most popular is the Legong Kraton, traditionally performed in the palace for the enjoyment of royal guests. Based upon a story from the semi mythical history of east Java around the 12th century , this Legong tells of maidens lost in the forest, evil and heroic princes, battles and omen-bearing birds. The tiny dancers, bound in gold brocade from top to toe, glide and flutter, their trembling frangipani headdresses shimmering with each movement, their fingers arched backwards, eyes darting sharply in rhythm to the music. A legong performance is usually accompanied by a number of other classical dances, such as the welcoming Panyembrama, and the fiery Baris warrior dance.

Completing your tour

After seeing the Legong Dance, our guide will take you back to your hotel. You may arrive at your hotel around 11.30 pm, depends on the location of your hotel.

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Legong Dance

Legong Dance

Legong Dance

Legong Dance

Legong Dance

Legong Dance