Bali — Shops
Malls for rainy days, traditional markets for bargains and the best places for oleh-oleh in Bali.
Shops to know
Ubud Art Market
The craft market steps from Ubud Palace, selling rattan bags, wood carvings and silver jewellery from local makers.
Art market2Sukawati Art Market
Often called Bali's oldest art market: block after block of barong T-shirts, paintings, statues and crafts where bargaining is expected.
Souvenir superstore3Rama Krisna Oleh-Oleh Tuban
Bali's big fixed-price souvenir chain; the Tuban branch near Ngurah Rai airport never closes.
Slogan T-shirt shop4Joger
Kuta's 'word factory', selling T-shirts, sandals and keychains printed with Joger's witty slogans, a classic stop for domestic tourists.
Traditional market5Pasar Badung
Denpasar's main traditional market, a multi-storey hall by the Gajah Mada heritage street, with craft stalls inside and busy food stalls around it at night.
Art & souvenir market6Kumbasari Art Market
Denpasar's biggest handicraft and souvenir market by Tukad Badung, whose forecourt turns into a street-food market every evening.
Silver workshop & gallery7Sunaka Jewelry, Celuk
A Celuk silversmith since 1979 in Bali's silver village, making contemporary jewellery with Balinese motifs.
Weaving village8Tenganan Pegringsingan Gringsing Weavers
The Bali Aga village where families weave gringsing, a rare double-ikat cloth, and sell it straight from their homes.