Highlights
Park entry to outdoor plazas, viewpoint areas, and cultural zones.
About this experience
Bali’s big cultural icon: a hilltop cultural park with daily performances, plazas, and the 121-meter Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue looking over the Bukit. Plan 2—3 hours; swing by late afternoon for softer light and stay into the evening if there’s a show.
What's included
- Park entry to outdoor plazas, viewpoint areas, and cultural zones.
- Daily performance schedule posted on site; special shows like Barong and Kecak run on selected days.
Who it's for
- All ages; easy park strolling with plenty of shade breaks and cafés.
What you'll do
- Walk the limestone plazas, photograph the GWK monument up close, catch a cultural performance if you time it right, and linger for sunset views across South Bali.
Before you go
- Tickets: pricing is dynamic by date and promotion; regular adult pricing is commonly around IDR 125,000, with child policies published on the official ticket page.
- Hours: generally operates from morning into evening (around 09:00—21:00, last entry earlier); always confirm current times for your date.
Good to know
- Address: Uluwatu Street, Ungasan, South Kuta, Badung, Bali 80364; local contact numbers are listed on the official site.
- Optional add-ons may include buggy shuttles within the park and other services.
- The GWK statue, including pedestal, rises to around 121 meters, making it one of the tallest monumental statues globally.
Why this is worth it
Buy a dated ticket, aim for late afternoon into sunset plus a show, and let the views and performances carry the experience.