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Uluwatu Clift, where one of the most important Hindus temple were built on the top of clift. The hair-raising sounds and rhythms of the kecak form the most lasting, haunting memory for many visitors to Bali.
Men and boys sitting in concentric circles slide into trance as they chant and sing in lively counterpoint, the only music to accompany a dance re-enactment from the Hindu epic Ramayana. Eerie shadows cast by the light of torches and the totality the sound of this chorus of human voices – make for an evening not soon to be forgotten. Just the time of sunset, Kecak Dance is performed in the stage near the temple, with back drop of sun set behind of the ocean horizon. Enjoy the magnificent view of wide ocean in the south part of Bali from the high clift of Uluwatu.
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