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Discover the Story of Puseh Temple Batubulan

Puseh Temple Batubulan is a sacred village temple located in the cultural heart of Batubulan, where Balinese spirituality and tradition are still preserved in daily life. As part of the traditional temple system, it serves as an important place for community ceremonies, prayers, and cultural gatherings. Today, the temple also welcomes visitors to experience the iconic Kecak & Fire Dance within its authentic courtyard, offering a unique opportunity to witness Balinese heritage in a setting that remains deeply connected to its local roots and living traditions.

Our Advantage

Why This Kecak Experience Stands Out

Sacred Temple Setting

Authentic performance inside a real village temple

Local Performers

Performed by the Batubulan community

Fire Dance Finale

Dramatic and unforgettable fire moment

Near Ubud Location

Easy access from Ubud and nearby areas

Kecak Fire Dance Guide

Everything You Should Know Before You Go

Visitors can explore Puseh Temple Batubulan during the daytime through our Temple Tour or enjoy the traditional Kecak & Fire Dance performance in the evening. Both experiences offer different ways to discover Balinese culture and traditions.
Puseh Temple Batubulan is open daily for the Temple Tour from 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM. Visitors can come anytime during these opening hours.
The Temple Tour costs IDR 50,000 per person. The ticket gives visitors access to explore the designated temple areas and experience the atmosphere of a traditional Balinese temple.
The Kecak & Fire Dance performance starts at 06:30 PM and usually finishes around 08:00 PM. We recommend arriving a little earlier so you have enough time to purchase your ticket and find your seat.
Tickets can be purchased directly at the ticket counter in front of Puseh Temple Batubulan. Visitors do not need to purchase tickets online before arriving.
For individual visitors and groups of fewer than 10 people, advance booking is not required. You can simply come directly to Puseh Temple Batubulan and purchase your tickets at the ticket counter. For groups of 10 people or more, we recommend contacting us in advance so we can help prepare for your visit.
Yes. The Temple Tour is a separate daytime experience, so you can visit and explore Puseh Temple Batubulan without attending the evening Kecak & Fire Dance performance.
Yes. You can visit Puseh Temple Batubulan during the daytime for the Temple Tour and return or stay nearby for the Kecak & Fire Dance in the evening. It is a great way to experience both the temple and traditional Balinese performance in one day.
As Puseh Temple Batubulan is an active Balinese temple, visitors should wear respectful clothing while entering the temple area. Please follow any local temple guidelines provided during your visit.
No. Transportation to and from Puseh Temple Batubulan is not included with the Temple Tour or Kecak & Fire Dance ticket. Visitors can arrange their own transportation and come directly to the temple.