Satria Bird Market

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Satria Bird Market, Denpasar

A Dense Chorus in the Heart of Denpasar

By mid‑morning, the narrow lanes of Pasar Burung Satria ring with competing songbird calls. Cages hang in layers above tubs of koi and tanks of tropical fish, their bright colours spilling into the shade of tarpaulins. The market sits just north‑east of Pasar Satria proper, framed by the imposing gate of Puri Satria temple.

Getting There and Getting In

The address is Jl. Veteran No. 66, Dangin Puri Kaja. From central Denpasar, it’s a short stroll or an easy Grab/Gojek ride. Opening hours run daily from about 08:00 to 17:00. There is no ticketed entry; parking is pay‑per‑vehicle (Rp. 1,000 for a motorbike, Rp. 2,000 for a car).

What’s on Sale

Birds dominate — from small songbirds to parrots — but stalls also keep kittens, puppies, rabbits, hamsters, reptiles, fish and aquatics, plus cages, feed and toys. Gemstones and simple jewellery appear at the back. Some visitors in 2024 praised the range and low prices; others recounted buying specific species such as a monk parrot or koi for a garden pond.

Cultural Backdrop and Temple Gate

The market adjoins a large family temple. Local photographers use the towering candi bentar gate for shoots; ask politely before photographing and, if entering for ceremonial images, bring the required Banten Pejati offering. This juxtaposition of commerce and ritual is part of the market’s visual draw.

Visitor Impressions

Feedback spans fascination to shock. Some travellers enjoyed chatting with English‑speaking stallholders, getting pet care tips, or browsing with children. Others were upset by cramped cages, strong smells, and sightings of exotic or possibly protected animals. Several warned of sick puppies or urged against buying to avoid fuelling the trade. A few recommend masks against odours and visiting early for peak activity.

Ethics and Health

Academic surveys and NGO reports have linked Satria to wider Indonesian wildlife‑trade concerns, noting the occasional presence of non‑local species and protected birds. Hygiene is variable; refrain from touching animals without consent, and wash or sanitise hands after any contact. Ethically minded visitors avoid wild‑caught purchases — some choose simply to observe, or to seek out licensed breeders elsewhere.

Who It Suits

Satria Bird Market is a vivid slice of Denpasar’s urban life, best for those curious about local animal‑keeping culture and willing to navigate its ethical complexities. Sensitive animal lovers may find the experience distressing; informed, respectful observation is key.

Jl. Veteran No.66, Dangin Puri Kaja, Kec. Denpasar Utara, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80232, Indonésie

Opening Hours

Monday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

Tuesday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

Wednesday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

Thursday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

Friday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

Saturday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

Sunday7:00 AM–5:23 PM

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