Ubud Art Market
Bali, IndonesiaUbud's iconic open-air market directly opposite the royal Ubud Palace — the best place in Bali to buy handmade sarongs, hand-carved wooden sculptures, silver jewellery, batik textiles, and local handicrafts. Open from dawn to late afternoon. Bargaining is expected and fun. A must-do for any solo traveler in Ubud.
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Free
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🏛️ Culture
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Bali
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