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Ubud Traditional Art Market
Ubud Traditional Art Market
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Ubud Traditional Art Market where the existence is not far different from other markets available in the tourism area. This market as a society economics center of Ubud and it is apposite to the existence of Ubud Empire that is called Puri Saren. The market is unfolding from west to easterly divided become two group with different purpose. There are two markets available at the same area those are one block at the Westside is for a traditional artistic market and another block located in the east as an everyday traditional fundamental market requirement. This market is opened every day about at 08:00 until 18:00, even some from them still open until nighttime. While the traditional market for the fundamental requirement is opened everyday at 06:00 - even before that there is morning market started at 04:00 morning.
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dare2burbest
Melbourne155 contributions
Jun 2022 • Friends
Great Bali market. Lots of handy crafts. You need to do the normal bartering but the shop owners are very friendly. Definitely worth a visit.
Written 28 June 2022
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Yvette F
Buckingham, UK241 contributions
Jun 2022 • Couples
The front of the market looks fenced up as part of it is now building site, but there is still an entrance opposite the palace to get in. Not a market for fake bags etc but a place where a lot of arts and crafts are sold, a nice stroll through to get souvenirs and not too crowded. Would recommend
Written 20 June 2022
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xdw
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Apr 2022 • Family
Great place for Balinese souvenirs. Would say that the market probably has most of the traditional stuff you wld wna bring back from Bali (e.g. wooden bowls, rattan bags, paintings, clothes, ornaments etc). 100% haggle for everything you buy, the prices they first quote are heavily inflated (likely partly because of the lack of sales during the pandemic), so they’re quite eager to make a sale and wld rather sell u stuff at cheap prices rather than have no sales at all.
Oh and just a note - our driver told us that Ubud Art Market was closed for renovation but it seems that all the stalls simply setup shop again next door along a street of some sort.
Oh and just a note - our driver told us that Ubud Art Market was closed for renovation but it seems that all the stalls simply setup shop again next door along a street of some sort.
Written 31 May 2022
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SerendipityIndia
New Delhi, India1,244 contributions
May 2022
Ubud art market is a haven for souvenir and home decor shoppers. My family really liked bringing back small trinklets, souvenirs and some home decor items from this place. The quality and make of all items was quite good. The setting also is amazing with road-side location bang in middle of Ubud city center with amazing cafes and restaurants nearby.
One tip is to negotiate like crazy as the original price is heavily over-quoted for tourists. While this can come naturally to Indians like us but prices can go down to 20-30% of originally quoted price (we ended up buying a round jute-type bag for IDR 60K when they originally quoted IDR 300K).
One tip is to negotiate like crazy as the original price is heavily over-quoted for tourists. While this can come naturally to Indians like us but prices can go down to 20-30% of originally quoted price (we ended up buying a round jute-type bag for IDR 60K when they originally quoted IDR 300K).
Written 30 May 2022
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Irina P
Surabaya, Indonesia11 contributions
May 2021 • Family
It offers you a food and art market. If you’d like to find authenctic Ubud food, come earlier in the morning, it has a range of snacks, Balinese nasi campur, and ayam betutu, so tasty!
The minus point was the place itself isn’t too clean.
The minus point was the place itself isn’t too clean.
Written 17 May 2021
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Coffee Chill
Sunshine Coast, Australia1,136 contributions
Dec 2019
As the sun goes down, the shopping comes to life in the bustling market in Ubud, Bali. I visited at twilight and found lots of variety, with arts and craft, textiles and trinkets, at the forefront. Some of the space is a bit cosy. Enthusiastic sellers but at no time did I feel it was high pressure. An enjoyable street style market (see my Coffee Chill TV YouTube Vlog) and well worth checking out.
Written 18 July 2020
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Chelsea B
Milton Keynes, UK1,905 contributions
Aug 2019
Ubud Market was a great way to buy some of the typical souvenirs that you see people picking up in Bali, although in hindsight we found that Ubud was one of the more expensive places on the Island to find those kind of things. We went early morning, after hearing you're more likely to get cheaper prices, due to the superstition of the first buy of the day being lucky.
I bought a couple of dresses for around 100,000IDR each. I'd advise checking the quality of the clothes before buying, I noticed holes in a few of the dresses I picked up, luckily before I'd bought them.
The famous basket bags that you see everywhere, in various patterns and colours, were selling for around 200,000IDR. I was a bit worried about the haggling situation, I wouldn't say its my comfort zone, but I went in there with an idea of what I wanted to pay and walked away if I couldn't get it. Sometimes they'd keep pushing but I found it overall pretty stress free.
I bought a couple of dresses for around 100,000IDR each. I'd advise checking the quality of the clothes before buying, I noticed holes in a few of the dresses I picked up, luckily before I'd bought them.
The famous basket bags that you see everywhere, in various patterns and colours, were selling for around 200,000IDR. I was a bit worried about the haggling situation, I wouldn't say its my comfort zone, but I went in there with an idea of what I wanted to pay and walked away if I couldn't get it. Sometimes they'd keep pushing but I found it overall pretty stress free.
Written 23 June 2020
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Dan L
Bunbury, Australia6,663 contributions
Mar 2020
We enjoyed a short break here on the return drive to Kuta. Although there were many tourists, there simply wasn't the masses as on previous visits. The atmosphere was fairly subdued, even stallholders refrained from yelling. It's still a very vibrant market, so much merchandise and such variety. If you need a little more excitement, ask your driver to park within the market. I don't know how ours's managed the feat but with a few adjustments to other vehicles by the ticket attendant, we had secure parking for R5,000. The markets are definitely worth visiting if in Ubud or surrounding area, but, as others reviewers have mentioned, hone your bartering skills, beware of scammers, check and re-check anything that you intend purchasing and ensure it remains in full view.
Written 26 March 2020
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ChicLifeByte
New Delhi, India6,840 contributions
Jun 2019
While in Bali, we also went to the famous Ubud Art Market and bought pretty handbags and windchime from there. The vibrant market retails everything from clothes to jewellery to bags, souvenirs, footwear, gifting options and much more. Be sure to bargain a lot! We also got a glimpse of the Royal Palace from outside but didn’t go inside.
Written 22 March 2020
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TerraExplorator
Budapest, Hungary515 contributions
Dec 2019
The market is much bigger, than I initially thought so we actually ended up taking it in two turns... It was way too hot anyway.
You kind of have the same stuff at every stall, but I suggest to go around first, find out about the prices in general, than go back to a stall that has most of the things you are actually looking at buying and make a good deal for all items. This definitely worked good for us and we ended up paying nothing like the prices we got separately from different sellers.
You kind of have the same stuff at every stall, but I suggest to go around first, find out about the prices in general, than go back to a stall that has most of the things you are actually looking at buying and make a good deal for all items. This definitely worked good for us and we ended up paying nothing like the prices we got separately from different sellers.
Written 16 March 2020
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Hi ,
We are visiting Bali from India. It's a four days trip. Could anyone suggest whether visa card or master card is okie for payment like food expenses or we should carry USD or IDR too. Also could you help with cost of food per pax and best place for vegetarian food.
gazza647
Chesterfield, UK17 contributions
Most places take credit cards in Bali but a few restaurants remain cash only. The meals are inexpensive compared to the UK and there is a wide choice. Many cater for vegan and vegetarian tastes so you will be well catered for. Enjoy your trip
What's time they are open
Nick and Angel S
Milton Keynes, UK5,357 contributions
Dawn to dusk! Basically all day!
christinerPerth
perth75 contributions
Hi can someone please tell me the current price for quilts at the ubud market? Thanks 😊
mundaymaydness
Ballina, Australia1 contribution
Got one 50000 3 for 100000
Please tell names of Best spa areas with beautiful view and infinity pool and flower arrangement in ubud
Chrisaslett1
22 contributions
Natya Resort Ubud for beautiful infinity pool about 15 minutes north of Ubud, check out my instagram @aslettchris
wanderlust_apoorva
Bhopal, India76 contributions
I want to cover tegalalang rice terrace-ubud art market-tirta empul temple-tibumana falls and tanah lot in one day,is it feasible or do I need to plan again ?
Nidhi Rajput
Toronto, Canada24 contributions
Of-course, it's very much possible. Book a full day tour. The cab driver will pick you at 8 AM in the morning and will drop you back by 6PM. Sometimes traffic causes a delay, so be prepared for that.
Also, make sure to have a good, filling breakfast in the morning, so that you waste no time in halting for food again and again.
grenny gray
Lusaka, Zambia42 contributions
Hey please how much are the rattan bags? I will appreciate to get a feedback.
Isabel G
Wagga Wagga, Australia51 contributions
You can generally pay anywhere from around 120,000 idr up. Around 140,000 is fairly standard from my experience. Sometimes the smaller bags are more expensive than the bigger ones.
Hope this helps!
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