Badung Market

A Traditional Market at the Heart of Denpasar Town's Economy

Badung Market
Badung Market
Badung Market, strategically located on Gajah Mada Street, stands as the largest and most significant traditional market in Bali and the economic center of Denpasar. This bustling hub operates 24/7, serving as a vital clearing house for an extensive range of goods, including fresh produce, meats, spices, traditional Balinese attire, and ceremonial items. The market's modern, multi-story building, a result of extensive renovations following past fires, seamlessly integrates traditional commerce with contemporary amenities. Visitors can benefit from digital services like QR Code transactions, free Wi-Fi, and digital scales. Historically known as Periuk Market, its current incarnation was officially opened in 1984. Adjacent to Badung Market, and separated by the beautifully landscaped Badung River, lies Kumbasari Market. Established in 1977, Kumbasari specializes in art items, souvenirs, handicrafts, and ceremonial necessities. While Badung Market isn't exclusively a tourist destination, it offers an authentic and immersive experience into Balinese culture and daily life, making it a compelling spot for photography, observing local interactions, and finding unique items at competitive prices. Equipped with extensive parking (including a basement facility) and public toilets, it remains a vibrant and essential part of Denpasar's community.

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