Indonesia Travel / The Unmissable Ubud Market

Every time you visit Bali, Ubud is a must-visit. Ubud has a very long history and culture, with many amazing ancient temples such as Pura Besakih Temple, the largest temple on Bali Island. In addition to the temples, there is also beautiful natural scenery. Absolutely love Ubud market and all the handmade crafts inside. Ubud Market is the oldest art market in the area, known as For "Pasar Seni Ubudi", located across from Ubud Palace, it is also a filming location for the movie "Eat Pray Love". 🌵There are a large number of traditional arts and crafts in the market, most of which are locally produced in nearby villages. If you have time, you can also visit the homes of local handicraft producers to admire their work. The shops mostly sell hand-woven rattan bags, clothes, dream catchers, and small wooden carvings with Indonesian characteristics. For a trip to Bali, this can be the last stop to buy unique local souvenirs. 🌵Price Because there are many tourists here, the prices are generally high. If you can bargain and master the skill, you won't be ripped off. Each merchant here has a calculator, so you can use their calculator to negotiate the price by cutting it to one-third or half of their original price. 🌵Besides the good shopping for handicrafts, this is also a relatively good place for taking photos. Those who like to go for an artistic style have a high success rate in taking photos here, and the photos taken have a great atmosphere. Please note that it is allowed to take photos on the pedestrian street outside the market, but it is better to get consent before taking photos of others. Some vendors may refuse your request to take photos. 🌵Next to Ubud Market is Ubud Palace, where you can plan your itinerary for a visit. There are many restaurants nearby, mainly serving Western, Indian, and local cuisine.