Wangfujing Street is one of the four prosperous shopping streets in Beijing with over 1.5 km of length offering a wide range of modern and old stores.
Shopping is more than just acquiring souvenirs; it’s about finding unique treasures that reflect the local culture. Our Shopping category introduces you to artisan shops, bustling markets, and charming boutiques where you can uncover one-of-a-kind items. We emphasize supporting local artisans and economies, ensuring that every purchase you make carries a story and a spirit that connects you to the places you visit.
Nanluoguxiang, aka South Gong and Drum Lane, is an 800-years old hutong in Beijing in which, a wide range of modern and ancient shops are lined up.
Located in southern Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui is a very popular area in Hong Kong known as the paradise of shoppers because of its fantastic shops and restaurants.
The 798 Art Zone is one of the most popular art & culture centers of Asia situated on the location of a 50-years-old Bauhaus style factory in Beijing, China.
Chung Ying Street, also known as Zhong Ying Jie, is a street within a small border of Hong Kong and Shenzhen. The street is a shopping and sightseeing pole.
Nanjing Road is the longest pedestrian shopping district in the world located in the center of Shanghai. The street hosts over 1 million visitors each day.
Chunxi Road is a shopping district, but it is also an excellent place to have some fun, take a rest, taste different international & Sichuanese food, and experience the life of Chengdu locals.