Bali Bargaining: How I Got a Fan for Pennies Compared to My Friend

Bali Bargaining: How I Got a Fan for Pennies Compared to My Friend



Bali Shopping Savvy: The Art of the Deal

A Tale of Two Fans

So, imagine this: I spotted this gorgeous fan at a Bali market stall, the kind that screams tropical paradise. The initial price tag? A hefty 150,000 Indonesian Rupiah. Now, I'm no stranger to a bit of friendly negotiation, so I countered with a much more modest 1,500 Rupiah. Naturally, they weren't biting. Undeterred, I upped my offer to a still-bargain 2,500 Rupiah, and surprisingly, they agreed to sell!

But here's where it gets truly interesting. My travel companion, an early riser, headed to the same stall and managed to snag an identical fan for an unbelievable 20,000 Rupiah.

Bali Bargaining 101

Oh, Bali, you truly teach us the value of a strong voice in the marketplace, rather than a deep wallet! It's a place where your confidence in haggling can make all the difference.

The experience of shopping in Bali certainly highlighted the crucial advantage of honing your bargaining skills. It's a skill that can unlock some truly incredible finds.

Credit: Tran Phuong Linh

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