Bali's Secret Art street - where the wholesales buy their treasures

[@danid1974]

Omgosh I could spend hours there & spend loads of dollars. The cane & rattan stuff looked gorgeous, thanks Murray.

[@emilymarin6056]

Love this! Will most definately visit next time.

[@indrajitkalidasan7022]

My all time favorite street! Have bought loads of stuff for every shipment.. Some great suppliers 👍🏼

[@alstyreshaddon2645]

thanks Murray , I will check this street out on my next trip in Febuary , cheers Alister in OZ.

[@maiazie8590]

Thx you for the info, very helpful 👍🙏🙏🙏

[@vickokoszka6836]

Sent the fist comment before watching full vlog..... Ive been thinking about having to scource a lot of these things from Java.....Great to know about whats there.....might spend a week there 😆

[@EweTubio]

Tend to look for dust where there might be borers. We buy a bug spray and spray anything timber, declare and let customs know we’ve sprayed. We’ve been past this street so many times, would love to stop, but im not the boss! Great video, thanks Mate

[@tuturancrita]

aahh, we know that place ... pass this street almost every day .... thank you sir. its very informative ...

[@darrenroustan1809]

Another great video Muzza

[@HarryAngus100]

I also buy some nice antiques on that Jalan thanks Muzza!

[@robynread8088]

Have a hunt through i found an amazing slab table and bench seats and an amazing upcycled buffet...love love love

[@Sidetracked_in_Macau]

Thanks for sharing this one

[@andrewbergsma7282]

Muzz this is awesome,maybe Vie can help my friend in Aus to import back from bali,might b a good thing.

[@BigFamilyVolcanoIndonesia]

Thank you for visiting Bali Indonesia. Little information, did you know that in Bali there are 26 volcanoes. Not only that, they even have different historical characteristics this is real because many foreign tourists don't know about this volcanoes in Bali. Most of them know that in Bali there are only 2 or 4 volcanoes which actually have 26 volcanoes in Bali. List of Volcanoes in Bali Indonesia. 1). Agung = 3.142m 2). Abang = 2.152m (My favorit in Bali). 3). Adeng = 1.826m 4). Batukaru = 2.276m 5). Batur = 1.717m (My favorit In Bali). 6). Banyu Wedang = 430m 7). Catur = 2.098m 8). Klatakan = 698m 9). Kutul = 842m 10). Seraya = 1.058m (My favorit In Bali). 11). Lesung = 1.860m 12). Lok Badung = 1.028m 13). Merbuk = 1.356m 14). Mesehe = 1.300m 15). Musi = 1.215m 16). Mundi = 529m 17). Ngandang = 622m 18). Patas = 1.414m (My favorit in Bali). 19). Penulisan = 1.745m 20). Pohen = 2.089m (My favorit In Bali). 21). Prapat Agung = 310m 22). Sanghyang = 2.087m 23). Sangiang = 1.004m 24). Sidemen = 826m 25). Silang Jana = 1.903m 26). Ancient Bratan = ?m (Exploded). Volcanoes in Indonesia are included in the biological mother of Indonesia. If the total number of volcanoes in Indonesia is more than 570 - 600 with different characteristics (on land + in the underwater sea). I hope you have a pleasant trip and have an extraordinary experience while in Indonesia because too many strange places. Visit one of the volcanoes (Mother biological Indonesia) at least 1 or 2 times, because it is different in all conditions or routes and you can also see other volcanoes than the one you are currently climbing. As well as having different histories regarding of eruptions that have occurred. But be carefull. Other information : Even near Bali there is the island of Lombok which has 27 volcanoes. List of volcanoes in Lombok : 1). Rinjani = 3.726m (My favorit in Lombok). 2). Senkereang = 2.919m 3). Tanaklatur = 2.664m (My favorit in Lombok). 4). Plawangan = 2.612m 5). Barujari = 2.351m (My favorit in Lombok). 6). Atas Timuk = 2.238m 7). Nangi = 2.330m 8). Malang = 2.251m 9). Propok = 2.077m 10). Kanji = 2.045m (My favorit in Lombok). 11). Iyasa = 2.029m 12). Buanmangge = 1.916m 13). Seribu = 1.910m 14). Andas = 1.893m 15). Marungmerimis = 1.892m 16). Baliyuk = 1.732m (My favorit in Lombok). 17). Pergasingan = 1.670m 18). Bukitbau = 1.668m 19). Turunanjalan = 1.626m 20). Ketimun = 1.602m 21). Sengkor = 1.490m (My favorit in Lombok). 22). Mundung = 1.440m 23). Meninting = 1.418m 24). Bau = 1.336m (My favorit in Lombok). 25). Selong = 1.200m (My favorit in Lombok). 26). Mesjidborok = 1.272m 27). Muteran = 1.083m 28). Samalas = ?m (Exploded). So, imagine just Bali + Lombok = 2 island in Indonesia but have 54 Volcanoes. Even volcanoes from Lombok Island can trigger areas in Bali Island and same also from other islands. Example : Sumatera, Jawa, Kalimantan, Nusa Tenggara, Maluku, Sulawesi & Papua. There are many more volcanoes on other islands in Indonesia, all of which have different characteristics. Basically the territory of Indonesia is the volcano itself which forms a curved basin if one looks at it from the global maps. That is the real 100% biological mother of Indonesia = Volcanoes, Rivers, Beaches, Lakes, Waterfalls, Canyons and Caves (Including history of Krakatoa, Samalas, Toba, Merapi, Awu & Tambora). (Mother Nature in Indonesia is one above all). Good video and stay healthy.

[@janeenshean4255]

2/3/23 just explored magical ty

[@vickokoszka6836]

Thanks Muzza, I have a funny feeling that this is important for me to know about this street..... You're a champ mate👍

[@janettemitchell6864]

Thanks for sharing

[@WHYxSOxSERiiOUS]

you wouldnt know the place to go for wooden Balinese masks muzza? loving the videos.

[@renlee9587]

Hello, Thank you for sharing. What sort of payment is accepted?

[@lisareese-u7b]

Do you live there, per I would like a personal tour. Where can I find bags made out of cowrie shells?????

[@MaiaraVs]

How do I bring those stuff to Europe? I mean, would it cost a ridiculous amount? For example to bring here a wood dining table or even to customize wood blinds and bring it. Which company in Bali does this kind of work? Would it be taxed once it got to Europe? Do I pay item by item or do I bring it on a container? omg, so many doubts about it!

[@gb_victor7951]

Yes, but is there dreamcatcherrr misterrrr?

[@nikkitaylor-wherewegoasafa5635]

Is it expensive to get it imported to Australia? I would love this stuff... But not if the import is too expensive...

[@MurrayWilkinson1]

I'm looking into it

[@chocaholic65]

Its easy. Im in NSW and did it for a few years. No dramas at all.

[@ME-fo7si]

I live in Bali, could you recommend a reupholster. Need two sofas done in leather.

[@MurrayWilkinson1]

Hmm there are some great leather guys I just have to try and find them

[@baliwalknshops1517]

Thanks muzza

[@chucky.chunder]

Where is the best walking stick/cane shop in Bali ?

[@MurrayWilkinson1]

I honestly can't say I have seen one...

[@idaniamorales6058]

Amazing

[@terryjohinke8065]

Murray what is the name? Jalan ?????????

[@ME-fo7si]

Trouble is there is nowhere to park if coming in a car

[@lisareese-u7b]

What city and street there?

[@MurrayWilkinson1]

Details on video description

[@rodwilkinson5682]

great info Murray,I might mention some of the fumigation places are black balled by Australian authorities.I speak from personal experience,pick the right one,or risk having to do it again in Oz.I think Java is a lot cheaper,not that Im in the business.

[@rayklein1125]

Be careful old mate. Your helmet is not legal. The novelty helms were banned some years ago.

[@richardnoble4328]

get off your butt and walk into some of the stores!!!!!