Hundreds of stalls all selling the same mass produced goods. More Nik-naks and polyester clothing than actual art BUT the people are charming and funny. You may find something you fancy in which case know your price you want to pay before you begin.

Let’s be honest, this is not an Art Market. This is a bunch of stalls that all sell the same thing as many other markets in Thailand and Fiji do. They sell what they think the tourists will buy. The same tourist items just with Bali painted on it. Also watch for kids pick pocketing, (which I I want to clarify that this was the only time in Bali we saw this happen) . I was deeply disappointed but I have read good reviews for pre Covid times, so maybe in a few years it will get back to that. Cars also drive down the Middle of the markets as they are a functioning street.

I always like to support local people, it is important, to make a contribution. However this is not an art market , it is stalls selling souvenirs and they are mainly selling the same items. A level or bartering is welcomed, you are paying a tourist premium on items

This is a good enough place to waste a half hour or so on a walk-through. This market is now on Jalan Karna - up the street from the Jalan Raya Ubud/Monkey Forest Road corner where a large building is under construction. Lots of the same tourist offerings on show, but with nothing special or different from other things on offer in Ubud. This place is not to be confused with the other (probably bigger and better) "Art Market" in Jalan Kajeng (beside Starbucks off Jalan Raya Ubud).

Great market to walk around and find local treasures. The art work is nice and you can haggle with the locals. They are so talented and friendly. Find a deal and they will pack it to take home. Bought some beautiful hand drawn oil paintings and hand carved wood pieces. Made some new friends and enjoyed supporting the local who are delightful people earning an honest wage.

Being housed in a building makes it easier to navigate your way around. Vendors are all selling the same souvenirs but most of the vendors are selling clothing. Haggling for a reasonable price is a necessity. If you don't haggle you are throwing your money away. Many other vendors all selling the same stuff around the area.

This is the place to get your clothes, souvenirs, and other Balinese work of art. You can haggle the price and most of the vendors will work with you. Since this is a massive place and you'll see a lot of the same stuff, definitely roam around first and see what works best for you. One piece of advice Take Cash because no credit cards are accepted.

If you enjoy strolling down streets lines with shops and pop-ups, lots of little lanes branching off with more little shops and hidden cafes, you’ll enjoy spending a few hours here. I did find that after the first 20 mins of ooh-ing and ahh-ing at the paintings, sarongs, batiks, bags, incense sticks and scented oils, jewellery, woven bakers bags and wooden bowls, etc., it got quite repetitive. Regardless, it was an enjoyable experience and the group of us did all manage to pick up a couple of souvenirs and gifts for friends and family back home. I’d recommend going early around 10am when most shops start to open, stay for a couple of hours, then have lunch in the area.

Great place to visit if looking for souvenirs, statues, clothing, woven bags and baskets or a plethora of other Balinese artisan products. There are many stalls, both in the main buildings and adjacent. Merchandise is repetitive and we tended to walk more quickly after the first half hour or so. The are a number of Art Markets in Ubud and I think that I prefer the street type rather than wending my way through a grand building. Still worth visiting and handily located on the Main Street.

Many stalls selling various varieties of decorative items, clothing, household items etc. It was very humid & stuffy inside. To get a good deal, one has to bargain & pay only when the price is what you are willing to pay. You get a better offer price if you can converse in Bahasa. The quality of the merchandise varies so it will be advisable to inspect before paying.