Prices in Bali are relatively low, and daily consumer goods are very cheap. Moreover, there are many things with local characteristics worth buying, such as woodcarving, stone carving, painting and other works of art, coffee, silverware, badibu and various small handicrafts, which are not available elsewhere. Stone carvings can be discarded because they are not easy to carry, while others are worth collecting or tasting. High-end hotels, restaurants and large shops can use credit cards, but they cannot use RMB single-currency credit cards issued by domestic banks. ATM machines are very common in Dashi, but UnionPay cards can't be used either. There is an extra charge for withdrawing cash by credit card, so it is better to bring enough cash. It doesn't cost much to travel to Bali.

The silver ornaments in Sulu village are very good. Silver products in Bali can be divided into two categories, one is made of pure silver or silver alloy, and the other is made of a slender silver wire wound and welded according to the pattern design, which is absolutely exquisite and is the representative work of silver ornaments in Bali. You can buy silver ornaments in Sulu village, where the craftsmanship handed down from generation to generation is exquisite. There are many shops and exhibition halls on the roadside, where you can not only enjoy exquisite works, but also see the whole process of making silver ornaments performed by craftsmen live. Sulu village, located in the north of Denpasar, is a famous craft town. Because of the production of traditional silverware, and because the silverware produced here adopts manual and traditional techniques, it is also called "silverware village", which has a particularly simple texture. The more distinctive silverware is a silver carving ornament based on the traditional myths and scenery of Bali. There are many handicraft shops in the town. There is also a large jewelry store where tourists can buy cheaper jewelry. In fact, you can buy some inexpensive silver ornaments for yourself or your family and friends when you go to Bali. It's nice to go to Bali to buy some silverware for friends during the Spring Festival!

If you want to buy handicrafts, you can go to Tegarang Market, which is very big. Every store sells handicrafts made by the owner himself, many of which are unique in the world. There are many exquisite handicraft shops on both sides of the road to Tegarang, which is also worth visiting. When you see your favorite shop, you can let the driver stop, usually with a 30% discount.

? Go to Bali to buy some Indonesian woodcarving crafts to commemorate yourself and your family during the Spring Festival. Indonesian woodcarving, especially Balinese woodcarving, is well-known at home and abroad, and almost all foreign guests who travel to Indonesia will not buy one or two Balinese woodcarving as souvenirs. Balinese woodcarving is a traditional handicraft, which was originally closely related to the religious beliefs of Balinese people.