Denpasar Shopping Guides and travel information in Bali

Denpasar Shopping Guides
(by: Administrator - on Jun 22, 2007 for country Indonesia)
Denpasar is the administrative capital city of Bali and is the center of business for the whole part of Bali. It is also the distribution points for all regencies in Bali. As the center of living, you will no find any nightlife here. Denpasar is not as glamour as Kuta but is still very crowded during business hotels.

Denpasar does not have many attractive tourist shopping area. It offers selection of shopping centers and super markets with attractive prices. Te prices are much better than any tourist shops around Kuta, Seminyak or Ubud.

Badung Traditional and Art Market.
You can buy some fresh groceries in this traditional market and souvenirs.

Kumbasari Market
Just next to Badung Market. This market just burn out last few months, but you can still find handicraft and clothes with inexpensive price.

Kereneng Market
Group of many sellers in one open area. This market sells clothes and many house tools. The quality is not the best one but it still good. Open at 7 untill dawn.

Matahari, Robinson and Ramayana
These malls are close each other where many local brands are displayed. Located in the center of the city.

Erlangga 1 and 2
Well known as Pusat Oleh Oleh where many of local tourist buy gift to bring home. The prices are fix and cheap with hundreds range of items the same as in shops around Kuta, Sanur and Seminyak.

Mama and Leon Factory Outlet
Outlet offers cheaper price than the authentic shop.

Rimo Plaza
Located just in front of Ramayana. This mall has numbers selected items of computer stuffs such as flash drive, components of computer, laptop, cell phone and computer accessories and others. Compare the prize from one shop to another to get cheaper prize.

The Galleries
-Udiana Art Galleries
-Mega Gallery of art
-Pudja Gallery

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