Kumbasari Market Center

Kumbasari market is a souvenir and handicraft market of the oldest and largest in Bali. This four-story building selling items wholesale and retail. Many places selling craft items and other art seeking their goods for resale here. In addition to the sales appeal of the wholesale price, other things such as commonly found in other traditional markets is the price battle. Not only local people who come to Bali Kumbasari market, it is not uncommon foreign tourists who come and fight price with traders. Could be a fascinating spectacle, the English merchants with a mediocre but throwing communicative price with the Bule. Essentially you have to bid smart and fantastic price for the same quality handicrafts or not much different from those sold in supermarket style sales center can get.

Kumbasari market located in downtown Denpasar, and is part of the Heritage Area Denpasar, it is not difficult to achieve Kumbasari market. The distance is only about 30-40 minutes from Ngurah Rai Airport. But remember, while visiting Kumbasari, do not let one get into the Badung Market, the largest traditional market in Bali. Badung Market adjacent to Kumbasari and only separated by Badung river. Although there is now a bridge connecting the Badung Market Kumbasari market, if to wrong parking, the distance is too far or not will be a bit draining. Better spent exploring the power of four-story building in Kumbasari. Another rumor is that it was in the course of exploring the city of Denpasar. Badung market is certainly worth a visit as well as other places in the heart of the city such as Bellows Badung or Bajra Sandi Monument.

So many choices offered in Kumbasari, ranging from accessories, bags, sculptures, paintings, sandals, clothing that makes you dizzy to buy and where to buy at the store where. There is also a store that sells silver, Dream Catcher, equipment offerings Bali and many more. Which could reduce the attractiveness of the market. Likely state of the environment is not as clean and the market sekinclong souvenir sales in supermarkets.