Just passing by on our way to Ubud. But they do sell colorful Bali sarong. Most of the payments are with cash.

One of the most sophisticated traditional art and souvenir market in Bali. Contain of many small and retail seller. They have many souvenir such as shirts, pants, key holder, bags, and many more. It went with affordable price and good quality of art. Please welcome and enjoy the hospitality...

For art lovers, you can pick up some decent prints for a reasonable price. Other than that, its just rows and rows of stalls selling souverniers.....all stalls selling much the same items. T-shirts, bags, handbags, wooden items etc. Be prepared for a bit of hustling as you walk pass the stalls. And be aware that they hike up the price. So be patient.... dont buy from the first stall you go to. Have a good look around, and get a 'feel' for what the real price of the items are

Nice little market with huge selection of local handicrafts. There were lots of purses, paintings, hats, and traditional clothing. Remember, the prices quoted to foreigners are upto 80% high, so bargain accordingly. (We were quoted 150k for a Saroong but we managed to get it for 40k, almost 70% off, paintings initially quoted for 1.5 mil were down to 600k) While we can bargain, it is good to keep interest of these people. We did give tip to them which made them quite happy. "Words of mouth" travel faster than light here, soon after the tip news people started offering good prices.

Traditional art and handicraft market.. where you can purchase lots of local Balinese arts and handycrafts. But, we have to be careful when dealing with the Seller.. as the price is negotiable.. and depends on how good is our negotiations skill. Good place to hunts for arts and handcrafts.

Bargaining skills are tested here

Most of art market available in Bali especially Gianyar. And pasar seni Guwang is one of the option that can visited. Most of the seller are the local residents which is together built their village become tourist destination. They should be proud with the milestone of their efforts and keep maintain the image of this destination hence hundreds of thousands moreover million tourist will visit this art market

The seller is fighting over buyers, the cheapest yesterday was getting 100 children's clothes for 5 sets

Pasar Sukowati is the best option to get some souvenirs from Bali. A lot of people sell Sarung, Udeng, Shirts, and Clothes. The customer can negotiate the price as long as it makes sense. It is always crowded with the visitors who visit Bali.

Price is quite reasonable after bargaining. They do charge International tourists higher than Indonesians. Tips: Dare to give your price 50% - 70% lower and avoid buying only 1 item at one store! I didn’t visit the new building of Sukmawati Art Market.

One of the places to look for paintings, souvenirs or souvenirs in the Bali area. The place is close to Sukawati market. Could be another option besides the Sukawati market.

Can buy paintings

one of the best place for shopping. but note, NO AC and FAN. BUT, BEST PRICE (CHEAPEST) YOU CAN GET. you need to bargain

So much stuff and a bit overwhelming. The people are just waiting for tourists and are a bit pushy to sell their things. But there are nice little shops beside where you can find beautiful work 😊

A great place to get bargain basement gifts for the family.

Place to buy Balinese souvenirs. Prices are also affordable. Recommended

Good street shopping near by! You find many form of arts! You would like it if you are interested in art

The market lacks product diversity

competitive price, but if you want to buy something here, make sure the pruce is worth it.. doing negotiation ita okay in this market..

good place to bargain. they have renovated the place so it cleaner and better. there are lots of painting, traditional bag, clothes, and many traditional things.

A bit hidden at the back of a parking lot just outside Sukawati is this wonderful art market with a lot of beautiful paintings, textile items all at very reasonable prices. You can stroll around for hours. Dont be worried by the salespersons, this is Bali!