Yiwu Huangyuan Market

Yiwu Huangyuan Market

Guide: The Yiwu China Commodity City consists of three major wholesale market clusters: the International Trade City, Huangyuan Market, and Binwang Market, all on a grand scale. Each focuses on different types of wholesale goods. Among them, Huangyuan Market was the first to be built and is known as the “Old Yiwu Market”; Binwang Market excels in the wholesale of daily necessities and sundries; the International Trade City leans more toward modernity. Highlights: Huangyuan Market was the first to be built and is known as the “Old Yiwu Market”. Introduction: Yiwu China Commodity City Huangyuan Market opened on February 13, 1992. It currently includes four major sectors: general merchandise, knitted textiles, footwear, and threads & tapes. The first floor deals in threads & tapes, general merchandise, and footwear. The second floor handles knitted textiles. The third floor is for small general merchandise. Dining / Accommodation / Shopping: In Yiwu, there are over 600 high-, medium-, and low-end hotels, along with numerous foreign specialty restaurants such as Japanese cuisine, Brazilian barbecue, and halal food spread across the streets. Local specialties well-known among Yiwu residents include Donghe meat pies, lala noodles, Fotang crisp cakes, Suxi sesame cakes, Zhalin mung bean cakes, Niansanli fried snacks, and Choucheng Muslim cakes. Transportation: No. 51 Huangyuan Road, Yiwu City.

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