Ubud’s charm lies in its mix of culture, craft, and cuisine—especially in its bustling local markets and flavorful street food corners. Indian travelers can immerse themselves in authentic Balinese life through early morning market strolls or evening bites under the stars.
1. Ubud Art Market
Why visit: A must-visit spot for traditional crafts and a sprinkle of street snacks.
Highlights: – Handmade batik, bags, and wood carvings – Street food stalls nearby selling fritters and drinks – Central location near Ubud Palace
Timing: 8 AM – 6 PM
Entry: Free; snack prices from IDR 10,000
2. Gianyar Night Market (near Ubud)
Why visit: A vibrant night food market just 20 minutes from Ubud.
Highlights: – Local dishes like satay, bakso, and martabak – Affordable and full of local flavor – Great for dinner and dessert strolls
Timing: 5 PM – 11 PM
Entry: Free; meals from IDR 15,000–30,000
3. Sayan Market
Why visit: A morning market where locals shop for daily goods.
Highlights: – Traditional breakfast foods and fresh produce – Peaceful, less touristy atmosphere – Insight into local life
Timing: 6 AM – 10 AM
Entry: Free; local snacks from IDR 5,000
4. Ubud Night Market (Pasar Senggol Ubud)
Why visit: A hidden gem for nighttime eats in central Ubud.
Highlights: – Nasi goreng, fried bananas, and grilled skewers – Locally run and wallet-friendly – Lively energy after sunset
Timing: 6 PM – 10 PM
Entry: Free; street food from IDR 10,000+
5. Tegallalang Market
Why visit: A smaller market near the famous rice terraces, with food stalls.
Highlights: – Fresh coconuts, fruit juices, and light bites – Combine shopping with sightseeing – Roadside charm and scenic setting
Timing: 8 AM – 5 PM
Entry: Free; refreshments from IDR 10,000
6. Sindhu Night Market (Sanur – Day Trip Option)
Why visit: Great for a short trip to explore more Balinese street food.
Highlights: – Authentic satay, nasi campur, and desserts – Popular with both locals and tourists – Can be combined with a beach visit
Timing: 6 PM – 10 PM
Entry: Free; food items from IDR 10,000
7. Ubud Organic Market (Bali Buda – Wednesday & Saturday)
Why visit: Eco-conscious and fresh produce market for healthy bites.
Highlights: – Homemade granola, herbal teas, and raw snacks – Great for wellness lovers – Located outside Bali Buda Café
Timing: 9 AM – 2 PM
Entry: Free; organic items from IDR 20,000
8. Campuhan Street Food Stalls
Why visit: Hidden street-side food options near Campuhan Ridge Walk.
Highlights: – Quick eats for trekkers and walkers – Includes satay, sweet corn, and bottled drinks – Quiet and scenic surroundings
Timing: 7 AM – 7 PM
Entry: Free; snacks from IDR 10,000–15,000
9. Mas Village Market
Why visit: A local market in a wood-carving village with street food surprises.
Highlights: – Great for traditional breakfast dishes – Meet local artisans and vendors – Non-touristy and cultural
Timing: 6 AM – 11 AM
Entry: Free; local meals from IDR 10,000
10. Sukawati Market (South of Ubud)
Why visit: A blend of souvenirs, art, and food stalls in one spot.
Highlights: – Try local snacks while shopping – Close to several temples and attractions – Bargaining welcomed
Timing: 8 AM – 6 PM
Entry: Free; food and goods vary in price
