China Shopping

Just a few years ago there were only a few department stores and small bazaars in Beijing, but now there are many mega-malls where you can buy just about anything you need. Read More...

Part of Shanghai’s appeal lies in its extensively vibrant shopping environment. Whether you’re looking for local novelty items or international brand names, you can be sure to find them here. Read More...

Hong Kong is home to attractions a-plenty and choices vary. Here, you can discover the history of places and places of history, fun festivals and leisure pursuits. Read More...

Macau is something of a shopping haven, where the rich and famous come to spend their millions on desirable items including fine jewels and the latest technology, all sold at free port prices. Read More...

With so many people coming to Guangzhou for the Trade Fair, it is quite a good town for shopping. There are a number of large shopping malls here and there throughout the city. Read More...

Shopaholics will be in heaven in Chengdu. As the most important city for commerce and trade in this part of China, Chengdu is home to some large shopping malls and street markets. Read More...

The scope for Shopping in Xian is vast, with everything from quaint little street stalls to the modern mega malls. Traditional Chinese crafts and local souvenirs are the order of the day. Read More...

Dalian offers its tourists a plethora of traditional items as well as modern and fashionable buys making it just the place where you can shop till you drop. Read More...

There can't really be an international tour without at least a few hours of shopping, can it? If you agree, you might want to know more about the kind of shopping you can do while you're in Guilin. Read More...

Vacations and shopping always go hand in hand - even more so when you are accompanied by ladies on the trip. And if you are a shopaholic yourself, you are going to love Hangzhou. Read More...

Kunming's shopping is good by Chinese or even international standards. You'll find an excellent selection of arts and crafts produced by Yunnan's 26 ethnic groups. Read More...

Shops in Lijiang usually open very early and stay open until around 23:00. Just like most cities in China, visitors should bargain when shopping and visitors never accept the original price. Read More...