Pasar Badung
Pasar Badung
3.5
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Nanda d
2 contributions
Nov 2023 • Family
I've never been to such a dirty place. There were rats everywhere and the whole building smelled like dead animals. I walked past a stall with plastic sheeting over it, when I walked here the smell of dead animals only got worse. It is certain that there were a number of dead animals. People were also not friendly, which you normally expect in Bali. All in all, highly recommended!
Written November 16, 2023
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Passenger00183214541
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Aug 2024 • Family
Safety is largely not an issue at these night markets, as they are generally located in well-lit areas, bustling with local crowds. However, like in any tourist destination, it's always wise to stay vigilant. Engaging with the vendors is part of the fun; they are typically warm and friendly, eager to share stories about their products and the culture behind them.
Written September 19, 2024
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timphoto
Sydney, Australia129 contributions
Jan 2016 • Couples
Its not just the market its the streets around it that are worth a look.
Especially if your after some HIGH quality Batik or Ikat.
Very friendy also.
Especially if your after some HIGH quality Batik or Ikat.
Very friendy also.
Written January 27, 2016
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Robert O
Rotterdam, The Netherlands5,838 contributions
Feb 2019 • Solo
If you are staying in one of the tourist enclaves on the coast a visit to Pasar Badung is quite spectacular because of the contrast. The market building is closed for renovation and as a result stalls and vendors are selling their goods in narrow alleys and backstreets on the westside of the nearby river. An enormous offer of different kinds of fish and meats, vegetables and fruits, spices and herbs. You see vendors hacking chickens into pieces, scooping prawns into plastic bags, women haggling over prices with villagers from nearby Denpasar, it really is an overwhelming sight. Wear good shoes or boots as the potholed pathways are rather muddy and slippery.
Cycled from Sanur, but access by motorbike or car is an option as well. Even parking a bicycle can be problematic due to the lack of space, also because of the nearby temples. Park at some distance away and walk there.
Cycled from Sanur, but access by motorbike or car is an option as well. Even parking a bicycle can be problematic due to the lack of space, also because of the nearby temples. Park at some distance away and walk there.
Written February 20, 2019
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bratsche1980
Brisbane, Australia268 contributions
Aug 2012 • Couples
This market is very much catered to locals rather than tourists. Most of the stalls we saw were mainly food and some flowers. It was interesting to go through the market, but slightly overwhelming when you don't know Bahasa or Balinese. Most tourists would probably be more interested in Jalan Sulawesi (which is next door) where you can buy very good quality fabrics and temple clothes.
Written September 7, 2012
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Go hard and then go Home
Melbourne, Australia387 contributions
Aug 2019 • Solo
The facilities here are really excellent but the prices are super expensive. Definitely worth a 30 minutes ride from Seminyak . Lazing in the pool watching the surf is great. Didn’t do it personally but they have spotlights to enable night surfing
Written September 2, 2019
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Franklin S
24 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
Seems like Pasar Badung and Kumabasari Markt are the same thing.
We always ended up at the Kumabasari Markt, or maybe Pasar Badung was the smelly market in front of it.
Anyway just go to Kumabasari Markt, its free and the prices are half or a third from the normal shops.
We always ended up at the Kumabasari Markt, or maybe Pasar Badung was the smelly market in front of it.
Anyway just go to Kumabasari Markt, its free and the prices are half or a third from the normal shops.
Written August 10, 2017
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MvdK01
Heemstede, The Netherlands782 contributions
Aug 2016 • Family
Pasar Badung is closed and will most probably not be re-opened for some time. Now the smaller pasars have taken over the food selling.
The souvenir and handicrafts Pasar Kumbasari next door is still open
The souvenir and handicrafts Pasar Kumbasari next door is still open
Written August 14, 2016
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バリ隠居
Kamakura, Japan176 contributions
Jun 2016 • Family
Months ago the whole building was burnt down by fire.
Currently the building were kept as it is, however the sups operated in the building were temporarily moved to the build which was used by the super market named Tiara. The new place is around 10mins. on foot. Thus you can still enjoy shopping there.
Currently the building were kept as it is, however the sups operated in the building were temporarily moved to the build which was used by the super market named Tiara. The new place is around 10mins. on foot. Thus you can still enjoy shopping there.
Written June 18, 2016
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Dean F
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia8 contributions
Feb 2016 • Couples
Truth be told it's not a very nice place, but it's a great experience just to walk around. Very dirty and you can smell the rats. Shop vendors seem disinterested in dealing with tourists or will most likely rip them off. Bring your A game for bartering though as there is plenty of fresh fruit up for grabs. Stay alert, be careful of beggars, and it will be quite a memorable walk in the shoes of a True Indonesian
Written February 21, 2016
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Hi! Just wondering if anyone knows the costs of hydrangeas and flower petals at this market? Thanks in advance!
Written December 26, 2015
hi all, compare with Ubud traditional market, which one would be better? i love to see tradional market at early morning but just have 1day ok to see. which one is good & more tradional & locally? pls tell. tks.
Written March 8, 2015
Bonjour, Quand y avez-vous séjourné? Quelle est la météo en juillet? Une averse ne nous effraie pas tant qu'elle ne dure pas toute la journée... Merci d'avance pour les infos.
Written December 27, 2014
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