Well, firstly, its the main pasar around the area. Being a pasar (wet market), shouldnt the items be cheaper? Basically, the basement level is a wet market where you can buy all your ingredients for cooking & such. 1st level onwards is more to souveniers & such. We proceed to level 2 as there is less crowd & it seems... More

Try not to forget Pasar Ubud when you go to Bali, as this is a place where you can get a range of souvenirs, fabrics or even foods. Bargaining is a must here. I found it out to be a good experience for being able to stop here.

typical bali market - food, clothes, trinkets. A lot of fun, need to hold your nose in places but it's all part of the experience. You can still get genuine bargains here.

We visited the market before. Our impression now was that is was very crowded and the people were more demanding and pushy than some years ago. The market is one big tourist place, to us nothing local. We visited the Pasar Badung in Denpasar which was very nice and all local people and stuff, we enjoyed it. Ubud is very... More

Stalls facing the main road enjoys the most businesses, and most of them sell clothing. Don't forget to walk in further into the market to look at other stuff, as this market is of substantial size. This is a bustling place which sells many handmade stuff, e.g. soap, wood carvings, keychains, clothings etc. A good place to get some cheap... More

amazing experience with payuk bali cooking class. wonderful morning see daily activity of balinese people at the ubud market . before cooking class we go to see and learning about spices and vegetable that is used for cooking ,than guide to rice field to see Bali rice ,until at home we learning making balinese offering .making coconut oil. start to... More

The ubud market is an awesome treasure trove waiting to be explored and discovered. beautiful hand carved wooden art work, paintings, metallic curios, clothings and whatever the eyes of the buyer can rest on is just waiting there to be bought. However, ones bargaining skills need to be put to pracitice here. But we didnt mind paying slightly more as... More