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The Kecak Dance is one of Bali’s most prominent cultural showcases, but it isn’t exactly an ‘ancient’ tradition. The dance was created back in the 1930’s, a collaboration between Balinese dancer Wayan Limbak and the German artist Walter Spies.
The Kecak dance had existed prior to this, but as a trance ritual and far from what it has become today… essentially the two artists adapted the famous story of the Ramayana into a theatric display of Balinese dance, with elements of its original ‘cak’ and other incorporations.

Watch the kecak fire and trance dance with an Amazing Sunset at Uluwatu temple.

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Sumampan waterfall is one of the lesser known Bali waterfalls. Tucked away in a little village called Kemenuh, on the outskirts of Ubud, this hidden gem is often overlooked by tourists. The waterfall is mostly visited by locals who travel during the weekends. But thanks to the power of Instagram, this waterfall has gained more attention which results in more tourists flocking to the area. This hidden waterfall is really worth a visit with its beautiful hanging vines and lush fauna which gives an amazing jungle feeling. In this blog post you will find all the information you need to know about visiting Sumampan waterfall.

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