Bali is an island of local production, where almost all you get is handmade and they are offered at very good prices. The recommendation that is always given is that you buy directly from the producers as they sell it cheaper than buying it in a shop.
The typical drinks and things from Bali , are many then presents a selection of what you can try and buy as a souvenir of the visit to this beautiful place.
Typical Bali beverages
Typical Bali beverages some are rich in fruit juices, to them you add coffee and tea which are very good, there are also beers, those that taste better are the Bali Hai Bir and Bintang Bir.
Arak Bali
This traditional Bali drink is fermented from glutinous rice or the sap of the sugar palm or coconut trees. It was originally used for traditional rituals and ceremonies, but today, anyone can enjoy its unique taste and warmth. But before you take a sip, be sure to buy it with a bona fide brand, as there are known cases of lethal contamination or mixing.
Brem Bali
Traditionally, bream was used in Balinese ceremonies, sometimes to replace blood.it has an appealing red colour from hitam ketan, or «black glutinous rice», used during the fermentation process. Brem\’s alcohol content is lower than that of its Arak Bali counterpart, making it an equally interesting alternative for those with a lower tolerance to alcohol, and it also tastes sweeter with a hint of acidity.
Tuak
The Batak community of North Sumatra consumes their tuak during celebrations and special occasions. Tuak is a type of palm wine, sometimes mixed with dried fruits that give the drink a sweeter taste. Until today, tuak was often served at Batak weddings and other ceremonies, and it is still common to offer a glass of tuak to guests in a Bataknese house.
Ballo
Ballo is another variation of the fermented sap of the Toraja sugar palm, South Sulawesi. Made almost exclusively from the slicing tree, the traditional drink was originally used for rituals, both as an offering to ancestral spirits and to guests.
In addition to its 5-10% alcohol concentration, Ballo also has a high sugar content, making it quite unsafe for daily consumption, but warm and relaxing when enjoyed moderately with traditional snacks. This traditional drink is best served inside the bamboo.
Ciu
The discovery of this sugar cane wine dates back to the history of Central Java as the centre of sugar plantations and production during the colonial era.’, «Different locations in Central Java have their own view of the city, but the traditional alcoholic drink usually has a sweet taste with a high alcohol content ranging from 50% and beyond.
Sopi
Made through a long process of distillation and fermentation, sopi is a highly appreciated drink from Flores, Maluku and other nearby regions of eastern Indonesia. Its main ingredient is a kind of sugar palm tree that gives it a strong taste with a touch of sweetness. In Flores, the sopi is considered a prestigious drink that is served on special occasions and to honor guests, making it a symbol of unity and celebration.
Saguer
According to a legend from Minahasa, North Sulawesi, the saguer was created by the gods.until the 18th century, this drink was considered sacred and therefore could not be sold in the market.this traditional drink is similar to the sopi, but there are different traditions and rituals associated with it, as the saguer is often used during ceremonies of moving to a new house.
Typical things from Bali
Among the Typical things from Bali , you cannot leave out the Bali gastronomy which is formed by a mixture of influences and culinary techniques from different parts of the world , to be more exact China , Malaysia , Europe and South India.
In the preparation of meals they usually use some very strong spices and flavors, such as tamarind, palm sugar, fresh ginger, garlic, turmeric, coconut milk, sambal, shrimp paste and the spiciness of raw chilies.
Organic beauty products
Royalty and Balinese princesses have always been naturally radiant, even before the invention of any modern beauty product or treatment. Using only organic and natural ingredients, many local brands have been incorporating these beauty secrets and wrapping them up in a package nice enough to be a souvenir in itself. Beauty products come in the form of medical uniforms, soaps and oils; you can find them in local shops or even in supermarkets.
Dupa
Dupa is a stick that produces aromatic aromas when lit on fire.for Balinese, the dupa is not just a souvenir, but an important part of daily religious rituals, as dupa sticks are often lit to accompany religious offerings. If that doesn’t appeal to you enough, how about this: they smell great. traditional shops sell dupa that are made especially as souvenirs, with added scents to choose from, such as different types of flowers. tourists can find dupa in most markets and shopping streets such as Kuta or Seminyak. they are super affordable and easy to transport.», ‘
Kopi Luwak
The land of Bali is blessed beyond the impressive white sands, its volcanic soil makes the island abundant in high quality coffee beans with naturally strong caffeine, there are many types of coffee beans that tourists can buy in Bali, but the kopi luwak is possibly the most eccentric to try to bring home. The coffee beans are converted into luwak coffee after a long process that involves them being consumed and poured through a civet (luwak). This, of course, gives the coffee beans a special, mild and unique taste that cannot be achieved in any other way. Make sure your friends know that story when you give them the souvenir. tourists can taste the coffee and buy some for their home at Kopi Bali House in Ubud.
Bali sarong
Bali sarongs make a perfect purchase for both your fun days on the island and for memories of your friends at home. Tourists can wear Bali sarongs as a cape while sitting on the beautiful sandy beaches of Bali or cover their legs when visiting the sacred temples, as required by custom. Bali sarongs are made of lightweight materials, which makes them easy to transport and are decorated with various patterns from traditional designs to modern designs, making them a great souvenir for everyone.
Batik
Batik has been a big part of Indonesian culture for centuries.kain batik, or batik fabric, is made in a special and sophisticated way, resulting in intricate patterns of dots, lines or other objects.different cultures produce different batik, and fortunately, Bali has one for you.
The Balinese chant, made from cotton and natural dyes, is often used as a garment and during religious rituals, making it more than just a beautiful piece of quality fabric. Batik shops are almost everywhere on the island, but one of the most popular districts to buy batik is Ubud.
Beach or summer clothes
Located in the heart of the equator makes Bali a tropical paradise where every day is summer.Beachwear and summer suits are sold year-round, reflecting the characteristics and atmosphere of the island. Local designers produce excellent tropical clothing, and even generic, mass-produced clothes are iconic enough to take home as souvenirs, such as the simple, sleeveless «Bintang» shirt, along with «Bintang» shorts.
Wood carvings
Living so close to nature, many Balinese adopt natural and artistic lifestyles, which, fortunately for tourists, results in wonderful memories of natural materials.wood carvings are particularly popular in Bali, where the material is abundant and the art is appreciated. Tourists can find wood carvings of any price and quality, from cheap generic souvenirs to high quality pieces of art. If you want to be cultural, barong masks or Balinese bride matching wooden figures are a must, both available at Bali Parcel.
Silver Jewelry
Silver is as beautiful in Bali as anywhere else, perhaps even more beautiful when combined with natural stones, other precious stones, or even coral. Bali\’s silver jewelry is handcrafted by experienced silversmiths who have been in the industry for generations. The village of Celuk, for example, is built on a community of traditional silversmiths, and naturally, jewelry hunting becomes much more cultural and educational there. But even if your agenda is already filled with other amazing things to do in Bali, shopping malls like Kuta and Ubud sell Celuk\’s silver jewelry.
Gamelan\’s Ball
Most tourists who have visited Bali have found the traditional sounds of Gamelan at some point, as it has become not only an integral part of the local culture, but also a large part of the tourist scene. Often incorporated into the gastronomy, shopping and cultural experiences of tourists, visitors can also take a piece of music home inside the gamelan ball souvenir, which can produce sounds similar to those of the gamelan, plus it looks pretty too.
Pottery
Decades of tourism have shown that Balinese make great pottery, with traditional and modern features combined to bring sophistication to any home.many shops offer handmade pottery, from tableware and vases to home decor pieces.and for someone you really like, you can consider giving them your own handmade pottery (or you can keep it for yourself – that\’s fine too). The Sari Api studio in Ubud offers both products and classes for curious tourists about the process of making ceramics.
Chocolate
Chocolate is another typical Bali item, there is a great variety, among them is the Chocolate from Kopi Luwak coffee, the one with milk and almonds and the organic one, all very delicious.