A good local market with many shops selling Balinese arts,paintings, souvenirs,etc; Shop keepers are friendly. Wide choice of options to choose. Prices quoted are high and involves big bargains,which is generally the norm here. Artworks and paintings are good and far worth rather than the tourist trap art shops.

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If you want to become here and buy anything make sure u must know how to bargain a lot of the local shop seller will come to you and try to bring you to their shop this place is a little bit outskirt but if you know how to bargain you will get a good deal

One of the most sophisticated traditional art and souvenir market in Bali. Contain of many small and retail seller. They have many souvenir such as shirts, pants, key holder, bags, and many more. It went with affordable price and good quality of art. Please welcome and enjoy the hospitality...

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Nice little market with huge selection of local handicrafts. There were lots of purses, paintings, hats, and traditional clothing. Remember, the prices quoted to foreigners are upto 80% high, so bargain accordingly. (We were quoted 150k for a Saroong but we managed to get it for 40k, almost 70% off, paintings initially quoted for 1.5 mil were down to 600k) While we can bargain, it is good to keep interest of these people. We did give tip to them which made them quite happy. "Words of mouth" travel faster than light here, soon after the tip news people started offering good prices.

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Pasar Sukowati is the best option to get some souvenirs from Bali. A lot of people sell Sarung, Udeng, Shirts, and Clothes. The customer can negotiate the price as long as it makes sense. It is always crowded with the visitors who visit Bali.