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More akin to a shopping precinct than a marketplace, Kampung Arab is a sprawl of shops at the intersection of Jalan Sulawesi and Jalan Kalimantan in Denpasar. As the name would suggest, this area trades goods and delicacies of the Middle Eastern persuasion. From kaftans, textiles, holy books, and gold jewellery to Arabic spices and herbal bath an...
By day, Kereneng Market is somewhat sparse and appears to be your run-of-the-mill traditional marketplace, selling random goods at very affordable prices, but after the sun goes down, Kereneng becomes a buzzing night bazaar with various kinds of traditional Indonesian foods on display until dawn. This is the biggest night market in Denpasar; it...
Kintamani, with its rich volcanic soil, is renowned for its coffee beans and oranges, so it’s only natural that you’ll find these commodities as the main shopping attraction. Market stalls that sell excellent quality freshly picked fruit are sprinkled along the roadsides of Kintamani. On the eastern shore of the nearby Batur Lake are ...
Located opposite Badung Market, Kumbasari Market starts hustling and bustling at 9:30AM, when the vendors start to set up shop. Similar to its neighbour across the river, Kumbasari Market is housed in a concrete four-storey building. Find traditional handicrafts, such as kitchen and home wares, and other bric-a-brac, such as bracelets and souvenirs...
Perhaps the most frequented market for tourists, Kuta Art Market stretches from Jalan Bakung Sari to Jalan Kartika Plaza, and is easily accessible from Kuta Beach. Referred to by its official name as ‘Pasar Seni Desa Adat Kuta’ (Art Market of the Kuta Traditional Village), the shopping compound comprises six main shop-houses and an ex...
