What to confirm before a Balinese healing activity is straightforward: ask what the activity is, who will lead it, where it happens and how it fits the day. In this experience the cooking session is private, while the additional cultural or wellbeing component is arranged separately.
Ask for the activity, not just the label
Request a plain description of what participation involves and how long to allow. If you have a personal or cultural boundary, explain it and ask whether it can be respected before you agree. The service page says the practitioner, timing, location and boundaries are confirmed in advance.
If one of those details is still undecided, ask when it will be confirmed and whether you can review it before treating the booking as final.
Understand what is promised
The offering is presented as cultural and personal wellbeing. It does not promise medical, psychological or spiritual outcomes and should not be booked as treatment or a substitute for professional care.
This distinction also helps the rest of your group set expectations. Everyone should know what is included and what remains a separate arrangement.
Keep the cooking request complete
Alongside those questions, send your date, guest count, pickup area, dietary needs and up to five preferred dishes. Ask which choices are confirmed and whether any need advance notice. If timing matters, say when you need to finish or travel onward.
planning a cooking and wellbeing day in Ubud covers the full checklist. Read Balinese cooking and healing experience Ubud for the current service outline, then explore a Cooking Class Ubud if you are still choosing a cooking format.