Couples can tour varied art halls, wander landscaped gardens, share the complimentary café drink, and book an evening Legong show, making the site a relaxed two-hour date.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for couple trip: Enough time to explore galleries, stroll gardens, and enjoy a drink without rushing.
Gallery and Garden Stroll:
Walk through themed exhibition halls and the four-acre tropical gardens.
Tip: Start at the Raden Saleh collection to avoid mid-day crowds.
Café Date with Complimentary Drink:
Redeem your included tea or coffee in the on-site café overlooking the gardens.
Tip: Ask for a window seat to enjoy leafy views.
Evening Dance Performance:
Watch Legong Telek or fire-lit Kecak dance under the stars.
Tip: Book performance tickets at least one day in advance at the museum office.
Batik and Painting Workshop:
Create batik or traditional paintings together in a 1–2 hour class.
Tip: Call ahead to reserve your spot and confirm current fees.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Entrance fee for two | IDR 300,000 |
Batik/painting workshop for two | IDR 400,000 |
Evening dance performance tickets for two | IDR 200,000 |
Total Estimated | IDR 900,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit during the dry season (April–October) to enjoy garden paths without rain. Check full-moon dates to catch the Kecak performance.
Address: Jl. Raya Pengosekan Ubud, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
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W. Kairina
Amazing art collection! Vast collection of amazing arts from all around the world! I was very excited!! I went to the museum when there was an exhibition going on. I think it was ROOTS: 100 years of Walter Spies in Bali! The exhibition was such an eye opener. The message of the artist reached my heart, deeply. Overall experience was great. I got to claim free drinks in the cafe! But I really reall...
May Fern Goh
Amazing, spacious, chill and nice arts, there are mixed of traditional and contemporary art. You get a free coffee with entrance ticket too, worth a visit
Nancy Anello
Interesting contemporary collection of paintings and traditional Balinese paintings. This was my favorite on this visit, very large portrait, photo print image by Dutch artist Ted Van der Hulst. Galleries set in a lovely garden. Complimentary tea/ coffee in the cafe included in ticket. Recommend a visit if you are in Ubud
Hagen R
The Museum at ARMA is a real gem. The art on display is varied and beautifully arranged. In addition, there are many opportunities to linger here. Another big plus is that the area offers you the opportunity to watch artists at work.
J B
Possibly an essential if you are an artist or art lover. 150 000 IDR entry fee includes booklet & tea or coffee. The grounds are stunning & deeply relaxing. There are a number of buildings. Some art blew me away. Mostly paintings are on display. Whilst they are in buildings there is no humidity or other monitoring to perserve these works. Quite sad really.
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