Bali Volcano, ATV Ride Tour

Embark on a thrilling Bali tour and adventure with our Bali Volcano – Ubud ATV Ride tour. Our journey begins with a hotel pick-up at 7:30-8:00 am, followed by a 1.5-hour drive to the ATV location. Once we arrive, enjoy a refreshing welcome drink while our expert guides brief you on safety precautions before starting the ATV ride.

Experience the excitement of trekking through Bali’s scenic villages, rice fields, gardens, wet muddy trails, rivers, caves, and waterfalls for 1.5 hours. After the ride, shower and change before we continue our journey.

At 12:15 pm, we visit Kintamani to enjoy a delicious local lunch while marveling at the magnificent view of Batur Volcano overlooking its crater lake. After lunch, we visit the Temen Spices Garden and learn how the locals grow and process coffee, clove, ginger, and other spices. You can also taste our strong Bali coffee made in the traditional way.

Next, visit the Sebatu Holy Spring Temple with beautiful water fountains and a serene garden. Feed the fish and make a wish in this spiritual place. Then, we explore the picturesque Tegalalang rice terraces with small terracing that will amaze you. Finally, we visit Ubud Center to see Ubud Palace and Ubud Arts Market.

Our tour concludes at 6:00 pm with a transfer back to your hotel. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this unforgettable tour in Bali. Book your Bali Volcano – Ubud ATV Ride Tour now! Get ready for an unforgettable experience exploring Bali’s beautiful landscapes and cultural wonders on an exciting ATV ride.

Looking for an exciting adventure during your Bali vacation? Look no further than Singapadu ATV Ride Bali, located in Gianyar Regency. This unique and thrilling experience will take you on a journey through the village of Singapadu, where you’ll discover the beauty of pure nature. During your adventure, you’ll even have the opportunity to drive an all-terrain vehicle (ATV)!

The ride lasts approximately 1.5 hours and takes you through a variety of terrains, including a jungle garden, small river, muddy trek, rice fields, village road, and cave. It’s the perfect way to explore the natural wonders of Bali in a unique and exciting way.

Your adventure begins with a morning or afternoon pick-up from your hotel. From there, you’ll head to Singapadu village, enjoying the scenic views along the way. Singapadu ATV Ride Bali is located just 25 minutes from Ubud or Denpasar, making it easily accessible and a great addition to any Bali sightseeing tour.

The trails you’ll ride on are challenging and demanding, taking you through forests, sandy ground, and even along cliff edges. It’s the perfect adventure for those who love a good challenge and an adrenaline rush.

After your ATV ride, you’ll be treated to a delicious lunch and fresh water to quench your thirst. It’s the perfect way to wrap up your adventure and reflect on all the amazing experiences you had during your time at Bali Singapadu ATV.

Kintamani Village is 1500 meters high, with a cool, damp climate ideal for growing oranges and passion fruit. On market day, which falls every third day, the main street transforms into a bustling chaos of vendors, some of whom have traveled from far away, carrying their wares on horseback. Kintamani is a highly unusual and magnificent mountain tourism destination, with chilly air in the day and frigid air at night. The tourism object is located in the village of Batur Batur, Kintamani District Level II Regional District Bangli.

In terms of the route object, it is an object that connects tourism to the Tourism Regions Tourism Batur and Besakih Temple Tampaksiring. These places may be reached by taking a 2-hour overland ride from Denpasar to a region called Penelokan. In Balinese, Penelokan means “most strategic place to see the sights of nature in this tourist location.” Penelokan Kedisan village is one of the villages in Kintamani District.

What you need to know about Kintamani Village Bali

1. History of Kintamani Village
2. Kintamani for Mount Batur View Point
3. Kintamani Penelekoan Village Tourist Attraction
4. Kintamani and Mount Batur Caldera
5. What You Can Do in Kintamani Village
6. Location of Kintamani Bali

1-History of Kintamani Village Bali

As for Kintamani’s history, there are several sources that can be believed to be its history, and conclusions can be drawn that are very important in uncovering the history of Kintamani village, which is very famous for its tourist destination Mount Batur View Point. As for the sources that tell about Kintamani’s history, based on history books produced by historical writers, it can be determined that Kintamani’s history is as follows:

1. According to the late Drs. I Nyoman Singgin Wikarman (a character, a fan of ancient literature from the Kintamani Bangli sub-district, believes that Cintamani is a Sanskrit term found in the Vedas that means “something that can give inner and outer happiness, wahya adhyamitka, (Bhukti Mukti), so naturally Raja Singha Mandhawa gave permission to the Bhik It has been shown that inhabitants who have lived in Kintamani Village for a long period are hesitant to return to their home places.
2. According to Sukarto, 1980: 2, the phrase Cintamani is derived from the words “Love and Mani.” Love is synonymous with romance. Mani signifies manikam, jewel in Tamil. As a result, Cintamani might be viewed as an intriguing gem / love charm. Between Cintamani and Kintamani, like Coromandel to Coromandel from India. According to I Gede Pudja., MA., SH in the Vedic book Introduction to Hinduism, argues that the word Cintamani is contained in the Vedas, namely a Maha Rsi who wrote the Dhanur Veda / War Engineering / Weaponry Science named “Maha Rsi Wira Chintamani” In Central Java there is a village called “Cintamanik”. In Kekawin Ramayana Volume 2, sargah 24, in Wirama Sarisi verse 62, page 702 it reads “Ika sugati alternating ta apageh, Susila salayania tan singsala, Twanging maguru gorawa angken garit, Ciwarcana cinita Cintamani”. Which is where in the Marriage of Ramayana Volume 2 the word Cintamani means “Bead of Asta Gina”. This greatly strengthens the reality of the existence of Kintamani Village. Whereas in the Pakraman village, Kintamani has built a temple called Pura Manik Astagina, which is located to the east of Pura Tenten/Pasar Agung. This temple by Krama Desa Kintamani is believed to be the manifestation of Hyang Widhi’s Sthana who bestows Taksu (Manik Sakecap) in connection with the success of a job, especially in the field of art, so that every time you start an activity, especially in the arts, so that you can succeed quickly, you should pray and ask permission at the temple. Asta Gina’s beads. This temple is not only believed by Krama Kintamani Village, but other villages also strongly believe. This is proven by the villages of Banyunggede, Peludu, Shrink Kelodan, if they want to kill Jero Gede in the form of Barong, they will mature at Manik Asta Gina Temple and Tenten Temple.

2-Kintamani for Mount Batur View Point

We may admire the breathtaking natural environment of Penelokan, which combines Mount Batur and an area of black granite with Lake Batur and a turquoise caldera. According to travelers, it is the world’s most picturesque caldera. Because the number of tourists has increased, Penelokan now has appropriate infrastructural amenities, including hotels and restaurants. Interesting addition to the village of Penelokan Terunyan. Kedisan then crossed the lake to get to the middle of the hamlet. We can witness the old civilizations of Bali Bali aga at the village Terunyan. People who have died in this village are simply buried under a tree. The corpses do not totally eliminate the odor. Kintamani, one of Bali’s most famous villages, is located in the picturesque region of Bangli.

Cycling or walking around the town is the ideal way to experience the pure mountain air and dizzying views. The village’s stunning terrain revolves around the volcanic caldera of historic Mount Batur, which has a deep crater lake, Bali’s biggest, and boiling hot springs. Several temples can also be seen in the hamlet. Pura Batur Kintamani, located on the lip of the crater, completes the already spectacular natural panorama of Kintamani hamlet.

3-Kintamani Penelekoan Village Tourist Attraction

When tourism began to emerge in Bali about 1965, the most popular day sightseeing was a tour package named “Barong dance and Kintamani tour.” The highlights of the journey, which are still in existence today, include the Bali artist communities, Tirta Empul Temple, and Batur Caldera. According to some senior tour guides who have been in the profession for more than two decades, travelers from Europe and the United States of America have visited Bali more than five times since the 1960s, and each time they come, they always return to see this Bali Tour package.

It is possible that the true essence of Balinese nature and culture are blended here, which might provide numerous ideas, ranging from modest handicraft businesses to 5 star hotels or restaurants for people who viewed this as an opportunity. This is seen by the significant increase of tourism amenities in Bali between the 1980s and 1995. The writer believes that the significance of this journey has prompted other areas of Bali to become renowned in the tourism business. The following is a brief description of how these three regions have drawn humans since time immemorial.

4-Kintamani and Mount Batur Caldera

The inscription describes the history of Kintamani and Mount Batur, and Mount Batur is referenced in the inscription since it is regarded a holy location. Here are some inscriptions from king’s charters that tell about Mount Batur in Kintamani and its magnificent view of the Batur caldera:

• Inscription dated 911 AD, mentions the king’s envoys praying in Trunyan hamlet, and the locals were ordered to help the envoys by preparing meals and providing amenities during their holy tour. In exchange for the services done to the philgramage, the people requested that his majesty relieve them from certain taxes.
• Inscription dated 911 AD, the monarch established a regulation for village members between Abang and Trunyan villages to defend their interests.
• Three inscriptions discovered in Kintamani in 967 AD record a lodge (pesangrahan) near Air Mih, authorized by King Tabanendra Dharmadewa. The inflow or traffic of priests (bhiksu) who arrived to that region and wished to reside is also highlighted. It was decided that the number of newcomers could not exceed ten families.
• Several stone sculptures carved in 1011 AD by master sculptor ” Mpu Bga” and dedicated to the king and ancestor’s spirits have been discovered about 1 km north of Kintamani.

These are some inscriptions that describe the relationship between Kintamani Village and Batur Temple, where Batur Temple has been very purified since ancient times and is frequently visited by residents. Kintamani village is a very old village full of mystery and history, with the most important history being the history of the Batur temple, which was once located under the slopes of Mount Batur and was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Batur and is now moved to the location of this Kintamani tourist attraction.

5-What Can You Do in Kintamani Village?

What can you do in Kintamani other than visit a very beautiful tourist destination where you can see the beauty of Mount Batur from this Kintamani village, here are many restaurants with views of Mount Batur, while enjoying lunch you can see the beauty of Mount Batur and the lake Batur, an extraordinary sensation to see the greatness and splendor of the Batur Temple which is sanctified by the local community. Apart from visiting Mount Batur, there are various more activities to do in Kintamani Village that are equally intriguing.

1. Visiting Kintamani Batur Temple, where this Kintamani Batur Temple is a temple devoted to a deity who dwells on Mount Batur. Lontar Kesmu deity, Lontar USANA Bali, and Lontar King Purana Batur are some of the sources that mention the history of Batur. Batur Temple was described as having existed since the time of Kuturan Professor X, which was around a century till the beginning of the XI century. Because of its enormous acreage and-pelinggih number, the temple of Pura Batur is said to be Penyiwi monarchs who ruled in Bali, as well as a heaven Jagat.

Pura Batur at the Goddess Danu is mentioned in Balinese USANA Lontar translated, is the story, happened in the month of Marga Sari (month-to-V) when Krishna Force (Tilem) Bethara Pasupati in India are transferring summit of Mount Meru is divided into two, held by the left and right hand and then brought to Bali is used as the Son he is sthana Bethara Putrajaya (Hyang Supreme Deity) and peaks that Both the mountain and the Pradana Purusa parts of Sang Hyang Widhi are symbols. Pura Batur is a Hindu cult site in Central Bali, namely in the North and East plead in the field of safety rice fields. As a result, in honor of the famous saint who fell the Purnamaning to X (kedasa), people from all across Kelian Subak flock to Pura Batur to present “Suwinih.” So, if there is a disaster, there will be pests.

1. Participating in the Mount Batur morning Trekking Tour activity to experience the lovely morning vista of Mount Batur. Where you will depart in the morning and must be at the beginning point of Mount Batur at 04.00 am, and trekking begins and heads up, while the journey to the peak of Mount Batur takes around 2 hours of travel on a relatively flat trail. Simple, from above, you can appreciate the beauty of Mount Batur and the caldera. A really wonderful time in which you spend the morning admiring the spectacular view of Mount Batur, then return to the accommodation through the same route with a very impressive view.
2. Visiting the Geopark Museum, which is a museum that provides information on national and worldwide geoparks. The museum demonstration room is based on the geopark or earth park idea, which includes geological, ecological, and cultural variety. The geological diversity is generally filled by rocks from Mount Batur’s eruption. Here you may explore the interesting history of Mount Batur and learn about the process of Mount Batur’s eruption from year to year. Aside from that, you can see and learn about the eruption process when you visit Kintamani village and learn more about Mount Batur, which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kintamani.
3. Good Spot having coffee. Want to find a coffee shop in Kintamani Bali to calm down? Kintamani, Bali is located in the northern part of Bali Province. Among local people, when they hear about the Kintamani area, the first thing that comes to their mind is the cold temperature. With the cold atmosphere in Kintamani, it’s no wonder that many people visit this area just to calm down and warm up. They are also looking for coffee places in Kintamani which are quite cozy. one of the recommended coffee places in Kintamani, Bali to calm down that you can visit. One of the coffee shop is ASAKA; The attraction of Akasa Kintamani Coffee is that it has a very beautiful design concept or location theme, so that when you are in this place you will feel the freshness of the air and the panorama. When you enter this cafe you will be greeted by a building with an interesting and beautiful interior concept. Because besides the location of Akasa Kintamani Coffee BALI is at an altitude with panoramic views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur which of course will make anyone feel happy to linger in this hangout place. Aside from being a coffee shop, Akasa Kintamani Coffee provides a complete menu. The price of the food menu at Kintamani Coffee by Akasa is very affordable for all groups. Akasa Kintamani Coffee BALI is a hangout place in Bali which is famous until now. There are many other hangout places that you can try, such as El Lago Kintamani Bali, Ritatkala Cafe Kintamani Bali and Montana Del Cafe. All of them have panoramic views of Mount Batur. This hangout consists of 3 floors, namely on the lowest floor, the ground floor, then the first floor, and the second floor. With the most extensive space and has an indoor and outdoor concept.Make this place have a place that you can decide for yourself in a really comfortable indoor space because in that place it was deliberately planned with a modern cafe concept so that the comfort in that place is always protected.And in outdoor places, of course, this place is a favorite and no less cute than other hangout places in the Kintamani tourist area. It’s no longer strange that Akasa Kintamani Coffee BALI is really the right place to relax while enjoying panoramic views of nature in the Kintamani area of Bali.
4. Spot for Camping with family; Do you want to have a vacation to Kintamani, Bali? Or maybe, you are a local who is on vacation. Come on, go camping, so your vacation isn’t just like that. You can enjoy the atmosphere of Kintamani, Bali in a different way. Camping unites you with nature. Surely the experience will be memorable, especially if this is your first time camping in Kintamani. One of the recommendations for the best camping spots in Kintamani: The Sunrise Camping dish is an interesting place. The place is very natural and is on the mountain. You can see views of three mountains at once, namely Mount Batur, Mount Abang, and Mount Agung. In addition, the parking lot is also wide, can fit cars and motorbikes. Please note that this place is outdoors. So the place is quite sandy and dusty. You will enjoy the true sensation of camping, but in a managed place. There are already facilities in the form of bathrooms and toilets. You can also rent a tent.Tourists who visit for camping usually like to wait for the sunrise. Then, there is a photo spot in the form of a wooden bridge with a view of the mountains from a height. There is also a swing which is a favorite photo spot. The camping area is quite large and can fit a number of tents. Cars and motorbikes can enter the parking lot. However, there are suggestions to ride a motorbike if you want to be safer. The access road here is challenging because it is uphill. According to visitors who have been here, riding a motorbike can be safer.

6-Location of Kintamani Bali

The location of Kintamani Village is quite distant where it is in a high place, it will take approximately 2 hours of journey from Denpasar to reach here, as for the trip you can use three road options, where first you may drive via Ubud village and continue straight up and pass. Tegalalang rice terrace, which is both beautiful and well-known. Second, you can proceed via Payangan village, where you will pass the Ayung Rafting company around the road, and then go straight up to the top, till you turn right and continue straight. Third, you can travel via the town of Gianyar through Tirta Empul, which is famed for holy water that is frequently used for purification; continue straight and turn left when you reach the peak. If you are coming from Ubud, it just takes around an hour or less to get here if you take the Tegalalang rice terrace route. If you are unsure, you may use Google Maps to get directions, and if you don’t want to drive, we Bali Tour can assist you by providing transportation at very low costs, and of course, the service we give is extremely fulfilling.

For anyone who loves coffee and spices, Temen Spices Garden Bali is a serene and beautiful destination that provides a delightful experience. Upon entering the garden, you will be welcomed by a serene and rejuvenating atmosphere, ideal for taking a break.

Commonly used in traditional Balinese cuisine are cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla, which can be found in the garden filled with a variety of spice plants.

Learning about the traditional way of processing coffee, from planting the beans to grinding them into a fine powder, is one of the best things about the garden. Visitors can be guided through the process and have any questions answered by local farmers.

You will have the opportunity to witness the distinctive process of roasting coffee beans over a traditional wood fire, which imparts the coffee with its unique and delectable taste.

Missing the opportunity to try Luwak coffee, also known as civet coffee, would be a shame for any coffee lover. It is one of the most popular products at Temen Spices Garden. The Asian palm civet chews and excretes coffee beans to create this distinct coffee.

A unique and exceptional flavor is achieved when the coffee beans are broken down by the digestive enzymes of the civet. To produce a smooth and delicious coffee, the beans are collected, washed, and roasted.

From bean gathering to final roasting, you can witness the complete process of Luwak coffee production. Find out why this premium coffee has gained worldwide acclaim by sampling it yourself.

In addition to discovering coffee processing, you can sample a range of tea flavors such as sere, ginger, mangosteen, Rosella, and turmeric. An authentic Balinese taste is achieved by using fresh and locally sourced ingredients in the making of these teas.

You can explore the different flavors and choose your favorite without any additional cost since the tea-tasting experience is free.

In addition to the educational and gastronomic experiences, one can also relish the comfortable and refreshing village ambiance of the garden. Always ready to provide information and assistance, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

You can also purchase a range of products from the garden, such as coffee and tea blends, traditional Balinese spices, and locally made souvenirs.

All in all, Temen Spices Garden, one of the most popular Bali Spices Garden in the island, is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves coffee and spices.

You’ll have an unforgettable experience learning about the coffee-making process, savoring different tea flavors, and soaking up the refreshing ambiance of the garden.

Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Bali’s countryside lies the Holy Spring Temple of Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This breathtaking temple complex is dedicated to Vishnu, a Hindu god, and boasts a series of crystal-clear springs that bubble up from the earth, creating a serene and refreshing oasis.

Upon arrival, visitors are immediately struck by the temple’s tranquil beauty. Towering palm trees and tropical foliage surround the temple, providing a sense of seclusion and peace that’s hard to come by in the busier parts of Bali. The main shrine is nestled amid cascading pools and tranquil ponds, creating a sense of calm that’s perfect for meditation or reflection.

The main attraction of the temple is the holy spring that flows into the main pond. The cool, refreshing water is said to have healing properties and is considered sacred by the locals. Visitors are invited to take a dip in the pond and bask in the refreshing waters. Additionally, the temple features a series of smaller pools and fountains, each with its own unique charm and beauty.

Stone carvings depicting scenes from Hindu mythology adorn the walls and pillars of the main shrine, showcasing the incredible skill and artistry of the temple’s builders. As visitors explore the temple grounds, they can admire these stunning works of art and learn about the rich cultural heritage of the region.

The temple’s gardens and courtyards are filled with colorful flowers and lush greenery, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to meditate, take a dip in the holy spring, or simply soak up the beauty of the surrounding countryside, the Holy Spring Temple of Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple has something to offer everyone.

In conclusion, the Holy Spring Temple of Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Bali. Its natural beauty, serene atmosphere, and rich cultural heritage make it a true gem of the island. It’s the perfect place to escape the crowds and noise of the city and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature.

Its lush greenery makes Ubud a popular destination among international travelers. Its many eco-friendly tourist attractions, including lush forests, picturesque ridge walks, and expansive rice terraces, are well-known.

The Tegallalang Rice Fields are the most popular among these.

A revered sage named Rsi Markandeya passed down the traditional Balinese irrigation system known as subak, which consists of a series of stunningly arranged paddies in this gorgeous area. This system has been utilized for generations since the 8th century.

Idyllic Green Landscape

Situated in a valley, Tegallalang Rice Fields offer extraordinary scenic lookouts over the terraces and surrounding green landscape. The Tegallalang Rice Fields, along with those in the villages of Pejeng and Campuhan, are among the three most stunning terraced landscapes in the Ubud region.

This place has gained popularity among international travelers since it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Despite this, it remains an excellent location to unwind and clear your head due to its tranquil and calming ambiance.

Ways to Reach

It’s easy to reach the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, which is located just 20 minutes from Ubud, by car or motorbike. There is also the option of taking a leisurely two-hour stroll for those who enjoy walking to get there. Each mode of transportation offers a unique and convenient experience, whether you choose to rent a vehicle, hail a taxi, or explore on foot.

Nearby Exploration Options

Trek down the hill

When you reach Tegalalang Rice Fields, take a moment to enjoy the breathtaking view from the top. After that, you can also cross a small stream to reach the rice fields on the other side. We recommend that you descend and wander around to discover unique spots for taking photos.

You can expect to spend around 30 minutes to an hour and a half exploring every part of the area. It’s not a long time, and what you’ll discover will be worth it. Remember to bring water and apply sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun.

Soar through the air on the “Love Bali” swing

Ubud is particularly famous for its abundance of swings in Bali. The LOVE BALI swing located at the entrance of the rice fields is a swing you don’t want to miss. Riding it is not particularly difficult despite its adorable design. It’s a good idea to have some cash on hand to give as a token of appreciation to the local kids who are likely watching over it.

Next up, don’t miss out on the breathtaking swings of Paradise Island, including the Aloha Ubud Swing and Lotus Ubud Swing, which are both CHSE certified! As you sway back and forth, enjoy the cool breeze and take in the stunning views of the expansive forests around you, providing a much-needed sense of tranquility.

Enjoy the aroma and taste of Balinese coffee

Are you up for a cup of coffee while walking through the lush greenery of the rice fields? If so, you may want to visit Bali Pulina plantation, a great spot just 1.3 km from Tegallalang Rice Terrace.

At the plantation, you can learn how traditional Luwak Coffee is made and enjoy the stunning green scenery while being guided through the process. And of course, you can savor the taste of Bali’s authentic coffee while taking in the peaceful surroundings. It’s an ideal way to wrap up a morning stroll.

To visit Tegallalang Rice Fields is to experience a beautiful and peaceful place, but it’s crucial to be a mindful and considerate traveler. To fully enjoy your visit, it is important to adhere to the local health protocols, show respect for the customs of the locals, and ensure that the area remains as pristine as when you arrived for future visitors to appreciate.

Puri Saren Agung, the palace of the Ubud royal family, is a must-see landmark that holds a significant cultural importance in Ubud. It is an art, dance, and literature repository and showcases Balinese architecture with a beautiful garden setting.

The palace’s stage and meeting halls serve as venues for international events, including the annual Ubud Writers & Readers Festival opening ceremonies.

The palace was built during the reign of Tjokorda Putu Kandel (1800-1823) and has been well-preserved. Visitors can explore and take photos of the front section of the palace during the day. The palace’s grandeur and rich history are sure to leave a lasting impression on visitors.

Highlights of Ubud Royal Palace

The Ubud Royal Palace is a must-visit destination for those who love Balinese arts. The Palace offers an immersive experience that showcases Bali’s rich cultural heritage through traditional dance performances, making it one of the most renowned places to witness them.

Against a stunning backdrop of ornate angkul-angkul gates adorned with traditional guardian statues, the stage is set for these performances.

The Palace’s daily evening performances are accompanied by gamelan percussive orchestras, creating an unforgettable experience that transports visitors to a bygone era. If you’re interested in attending a performance, you can usually purchase tickets in the afternoon.

And if you have the time, be sure to explore the Palace’s grounds during the day – with its well-preserved Balinese architecture and charming garden setting, it’s a cultural treasure that’s worth exploring in its own right.

If you’re on the lookout for beautiful and unique hand-crafted goods during your Bali trip, the Ubud Art Market is an excellent destination. Locals refer to it as Pasar Seni Ubud, and it is conveniently located opposite the Puri Saren Royal Ubud Palace and is open every day.

You can find various items such as silk scarves, lightweight shirts, statues, kites, handmade woven bags, baskets, hats, and more. Most of these items come from the neighboring villages of Pengosekan, Tegallalang, Payangan, and Peliatan.

The market’s location at the heart of Ubud makes it a strategic shopping destination for Balinese handicrafts and souvenirs.

In fact, it served as a filming location for the Hollywood movie Eat Pray Love, which starred Julia Roberts strolling through the stalls, just like many foreign and local visitors do in real life. Keep in mind that bargaining is customary when you shop at the Ubud Market.

Highlights of shopping in Ubud Art Market

When visiting the Ubud Art Market, it’s not just about buying something – the experience of browsing through the many stalls and admiring the intricate Balinese craftsmanship is a highlight in itself.

It’s not uncommon to spend multiple days here to fully appreciate all the shops and stalls. If you find something you like, you can always come back later to bargain or make a purchase.

Compared to other art markets in popular Bali destinations like Kuta, the Ubud Art Market stands out with its higher quality items and diverse selection. You can find common items like beach clothes and Bali-branded shirts, as well as unique offerings such as ikat woven skirts, Balinese-style paintings, woodcarvings, and woven baskets.

The market also features curious items that are typical of Ubud, like quadruple-colored bohemian satin skirts, Moroccan-style oil lamps, quilt-stitched batik camisoles, and brass Buddha statuettes.

Must-Know Facts About Ubud Art Market

The Ubud Art Market is a must-visit destination that offers not just unique Balinese merchandise, but also a wide array of international products. The products available here are of higher quality and artistic value compared to those found in other art markets across Bali.

Unlike the stores that are present on the busy Monkey Forest Road, the majority of the items sold in the Ubud Art Market do not have a fixed price or a barcode. It is customary to bargain with the seller, but always do so respectfully and with a smile.

It’s advisable to decide the maximum amount you are willing to spend on an item beforehand and start bargaining from about half the asking price. Take a look around to get an idea of the standard prices before you make a purchase.

The market is open every day from 8 am to 5 pm, and some stalls remain open until late at night. The market consists of two main sections: the western block is where the main art market is located, while the eastern block is a traditional market that sells daily necessities and groceries.