Ubud Art Market Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Ubud Art Market. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Best of Ubud Full-Day Tour With Jungle Swing

• Private 1-Day Ubud Highlights Tour

• Bali Private Car & Minibus Hire With Local Host

• Best of Ubud Attractions: Private All-Inclusive Tour

• Private Bali Car Charter With Custom Itinerary

There’s no charge to visit Ubud Art Market, but expect to spend money on buying souvenirs, trinkets, and snacks. Private Ubud highlights tours that include a stop at the art market or free time to explore it cost around US$25 per person, excluding any entrance fees to tour attractions.

Yes, Ubud Art Market is worth visiting if you want to shop for affordably priced souvenirs, such as sarongs, baskets, carvings, paintings, and silver jewelry. A one-stop destination with hundreds of different stalls, it’s an easy spot to compare prices on popular goods and pick up distinctively Balinese keepsakes to take home.

Yes, bargaining—or, as Indonesians call it, nego—is expected at Ubud Art Market. Don’t start higher than half the initial asking price, and in some cases, you can go lower. Comparing prices for similar products on local websites such as Tokopedia is a good way to find the right ballpark.

Ubud Art Market is opposite Ubud Palace. The K4B bus runs from the Ubung terminal north of Denpasar to the top of Hanoman Street, a 5-minute walk away. The Kura-Kura Bus tourist shuttle runs from places including Kuta’s Discovery Mall and Sanur’s Grand Lucky to nearby Museum Puri Lukisan.

Ubud Art Market is across the road from Ubud Palace. It’s a 5-minute walk to Museum Puri Lukisan and about a 15-minute walk to the Blanco Renaissance Museum and the start of the Campuhan Ridge Walk. You can also walk to Ubud Monkey Forest and the Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA).