Bali Attraction: Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK)

The hills of Bukit Peninsula overlook the Indian Ocean, while the 120-meter tall statue of the Hindu god Wisnu riding the glorious Garuda crowns the scenic GWK Cultural Park.

Catch 15 cultural performances, including the dramatic Barong Dance, the Kecak Fire Dance at sunset, and the Pendet Dance, each celebrating different forms of Balinese art.

Pose at thematic galleries wearing Payas Alit, Javanese, or Balinese finery with accessories. Perfect your look with hair styling, and take home memories with souvenir photos.

Pick from Regular, Premium, or Royal Harmony Asana Artseum tickets, each offering one free ticket to GWK Cultural Park, a drink at Jendela Bali, and an animated movie at Garuda Sineloka Mini Cinema

Fun fact: The construction of the statue took nearly 28 years to complete and cost around $100 million.

The Garuda Wisnu statue is 122 meters high and showcases the island's spiritual heritage. See cultural acts, shop for local handicrafts, and try local cuisine.

Get ready for a cultural extravaganza as you watch the Kecak Fire show, sway to the rhythms of Joged Bumbung, and enjoy 15 more acts celebrating Bali's diverse traditions.

Situated right on the sandy shores, New Dewata stands as one of the most renowned seafood restaurants at Jimbaran Beach, known for its ambiance and sunset vistas.

The extensive seafood menu includes grilled fish, crabs, lobsters, prawns, mussels, squids, and other Balinese specialties.

Fun fact: The construction of the statue took nearly 28 years to complete and cost around $100 million.

Admire the 120-meter-tall statue of Vishnu riding his mythical steed Garuda at GWK Park, with stellar views of the Indian Ocean as a backdrop.

Stop by shops where artisans showcase their handcrafted wares, sample local delicacies such as pisang goreng, and see 15 cultural acts that bring Bali's traditions to life.

Witness a blend of traditional and contemporary dance, acrobatics, and aerial acts at the Devdan Show. From plenty of smoke and fire and confetti in the sky– you’ll have it all.

Choose between two seating options, each with a unique viewing experience of the show as it inspires you to dream of soaring the skies. 

Fun fact: Keep your eyes peeled for the flash of Pencak Silat, Indonesia’s traditional martial art! This graceful yet fierce fighting style pops up during the performance.

Nestled right along the beachfront, New Dewata stands as one of the most renowned seafood restaurants known for its expertise in Jimbaran seafood cuisine.

The extensive seafood menu includes grilled fish, crabs, lobsters, prawns, mussels, squids, and other Balinese specialties.

This is the best local take on no-frills dining with a sunset view to top off their fresh, delicious seafood. Savor your meal while being serenaded by live music.

Pick from a variety of tempting packages that perfectly suit your seafood appetite.

Fun fact: Jimbaran was once a small fishing village. The local fishing community still thrives, and visitors can experience the charm of traditional Balinese life.

Watch the Kecak Fire Dance show against the stellar backdrop of a sunset while seated in the amphitheater next to the 11th-century Uluwatu Temple.

The troupe of around 75 dancers wearing elaborate costumes descends onto the stage to re-enact the episodes from the Ramayana epic.

Explore the GWK Cultural Park, home to Indonesia's largest monument dedicated to Wisnu and Garuda against the backdrop of an Indian Ocean.

Get a Balinese makeover with Payas Alit, Javanese, or chic Balinese attire, complete with accessories and hair styling. Choose from three different options!"

Fun fact: The statue weighs about 3,000 tons! That’s roughly the equivalent of 500 elephants.

Explore two of Bali’s famous temples—Tanah Lot and Uluwatu on a private tour with an English-speaking guide. Also, enjoy the convenience of seamless hotel transfers.

Make your way to the most photographed temple in Bali, Tanah Lot, which stands on a high rock. Listen to your expert English-speaking guide tell you about its fascinating history.

Take in the views of Pura Uluwatu perched atop a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, and opt for a ticket upgrade if you're a group of 6 to 10 people.

Witness the fiery display of Balinese culture at the Kecak Fire Dance, where an episode from Ramayana is choreographed with fire and powerful trance chanting.

Fun fact: Uluwatu Temple is one of Bali's oldest and most revered sea temples, believed to have been built in the 11th century.