Half Day Ubud Shopping Tour

Half Day Ubud Bali Shopping Tour

Ubud Shopping half day tours we offer to you the shopping and also penghoby enthusiasts signature handicrafts from different places of local handicraft industry in Bali. Objects visited in the tour duration is 6 hours of the places where the craft (souvenir) Balinese produced for sale to the tourism council. In addition to the craft can see, in this tour you also can watch the manufacturing process. While tourist attractions in Ubud Shopping tours include Tohpati Village, Village Celuk, Stone Village, Village Kemenuh, and the village of Ubud. Each village has handicrafts and the uniqueness of each.

Pick up at hotel (area of Kuta, Sanur, Denpasar, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua), this tour is specially designed for tourists who enjoy shopping. This journey not only to visit the booth but also to the place where the goods are produced. The first object to be visited is Tohpati, a village that is very familiar with the term Batik crafts warehouse. Here the pengerajin will demonstrate the process of batik making and weaving well written. Also available is a variety of collections that have been made and ready for sale, but do not be surprised if the price is quite expensive because the manufacturing process also uses a fairly traditional way complicated.

Tour then continued to Celuk, a lively village pengerajin silver. This area of the house are dozens of berderat silver pengerajin lane main road. We will look at the activities of the local pengerajin in one house in the village industries. Shopping event continues to rock, a village not far from the famous Celuk art painting. In broad outline in Bali there are many kinds of art school, and Stone is one of the flow. After visiting one house painter and gallery in the village, then the journey continues to Kemenuh. Kemenuh is a village famous for its wood sculptors. Kemenuh Village is the largest supplier of wooden sculptures that are sold in Kuta, Sukawati, Ubud, and Mas. We will stop sculptor Village home to look more closely at the process of making sculpture, and also some of their work.

Next trip ended in Ubud, a village of art often referred to as the international village. It is worthy to hold the title because almost across the street was packed with restaurants, hotels and local craft vendors. There are many accommodations from homestay to international-class boutique hotel. Various art museums are also here, like Neka, Antonio Blanco, Arma and others. That is not less interesting is the Ubud Art Market, a local market that sells a variety of craft products at a low price. Lunch is served at local restaurant in Ubud area. Tour is over, back to the hotel.

Rate Packages (US Dollar per pax)

Price Include:

• Transfers from/to hotel by air conditioned vehicle.
• English/Japanese speaking tour guide.
• Admission fees, donation.
• Parking fees.
• Meal specified on tour itinerary.

Remarks:

• All prices are net per person
• Children aged from 3-8 years old half price
• Other personal expenses are not included and will be on personal account