The Island of the Gods is one of the Cultural Tourism in Bali which is characterized by various arts, souvenirs and unique objects to be used as souvenirs. No wonder many tourists want to shop or want to experience themselves the way local people doing their daily routine in the traditional market before returning to their respective cities.
And one of the interesting things about shopping in traditional market is if you can manage to bargain with the lowest price. Price bargaining can usually only be done in traditional markets. For those of you who like to shop everything and want to test your bargain skill, here are some of the best Bali traditional markets that can be visited.
1. Ubud Art Market

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Ubud Art Market is a popular center for Balinese art and souvenir products. Despite being a popular tourist destination in Bali, the prices of various products sold in this place remain cheap.
In this art market, tourists can shop a wide selection of goods, ranging from silk fabrics, various clothes, handicrafts such as woven bags, masks, hats, Balinese kites, beach fabrics, paintings and also Balinese snacks.
To get the right price for souvenirs, tourists can certainly bargain. However, make sure to bargain at a reasonable price, so that the seller is not disappointed.
Not just for shopping, Ubud Market also has an interesting atmosphere. It is also a very interesting place that represents the richness of Balinese culture.
Tourists can shop for a variety of cheap souvenirs while taking selfies. This Balinese art market is open every day from 08.00-17.00 local time.
2. Kumbasari Market

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The next art market for cheap souvenirs is the Kumbasari Market. This market is located on Jalan Gajah Mada, Pemecutan, Denpasar.
Kumbasari Market sells specialty items of Balinese ethnic souvenirs and complete art items. Travelers can find a variety of statues in mini size, pottery and ceramic crafts, tableware, wall hangings, and beautiful paintings that can be displayed at home.
The types of souvenirs that tourists are interested in also vary. However, the type of product that is timeless and always becomes a best seller every year is fashion, namely Balinese clothes and trinkets such as key chains.
Unlike the other four markets, Kumbasari Art Market has an indoor location that is more comfortable for you to shop. The prices offered are also relatively cheap. The Kumbasari Art Market is quite spacious, there are outdoor and indoor areas consisting of 4 floors.
3. Sukawati Art Market

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Other recommended Bali traditional markets to visit is Sukawati Art Market. This market is known as the largest art market in Bali. This market is not only crowded with local tourists, but also foreign tourists.
Sukawati Art Market offers traditional Balinese handicrafts. Travelers can find silver accessories, paintings, sandals, sarongs, T-shirts and beach pants.
When buying souvenirs here, don’t forget to bargain. Because, usually the average seller charges three times the actual price.
Sukawati Art Market is located on Jalan Raya Sukawati, Gianyar. The market is open every day, from 10:00 to 17:00 Wita.
4. Kuta Art Market

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Kuta Art Market is a traditional market not far from Kuta Beach. Tourists can find a variety of souvenirs, local crafts and artworks in this market.
Of course, various souvenirs and artworks are sold at very affordable prices at Kuta Art Market. Like a traditional market in general, tourists can also bargain. If you’re lucky, you’ll be able to buy the items you want at a price that suits your pocket.
Because, this market is located very close to the shores of Kuta Beach Bali. Tourists can directly see the beautiful Kuta Beach and the mesmerizing sunset. Kuta Art Market is open every day, starting at 07.00-20.00 Wita.
5. Merta Nadi Art Market
Merta Nadi Art Market is located in the Legian Beach area, Kuta. It is located along Jalan Melasti.
As the name suggests, this market sells various art products that can be souvenirs of Bali. There are various products sold by sellers, ranging from displays, accessories to Balinese wear.
Tourists interested in shopping at Merta Nadi Art Market are required to bargain. If you are talented at bargaining, it is not impossible to bring Balinese souvenirs with affordable prices.
Moreover, tourists can also shop at this place before the market closes. Because, usually the sellers will give massive discounts when they are about to close their stalls.
Merta Nadi Art Market is open every day, starting at 09.00-21.00 Wita.
6. Kedonganan Fish Market

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Next best Bali traditional markets you can visit is Kedonganan Fish Market. This market in Jimbaran is famous among seafood lovers for its fresh catch. Packed with tourists and locals alike, this market is one of the most popular culinary destinations on the island.
Located on the back street of Jimbaran Beach, you’ll find stalls with small compartments to categorize different catches. A row of fish lies with glittering eyes and squid in Styrofoam boxes filled with black ink, while vendors shoo hordes of flies away. There’s something about getting fresh fish, regardless of the annoying flies and strong fish odor, that makes people excited to shop here.
For tourists, wandering around the market and choosing their own fish allows them to see how the locals daily live and shopping habit.