Yiwu Binyang Market

Yiwu Binyang Market

Guide: The China Yiwu International Trade City consists of three wholesale market clusters: the International Trade City, Huangyuan Market, and Binyang Market, forming an enormous complex. Each specializes in different types of goods. Among them, Huangyuan Market was the first to be built and is known as the “Old Yiwu Market”; Binyang Market excels in wholesaling daily necessities and miscellaneous goods; the International Trade City leans more toward modernization. Highlights: The biggest difference between Binyang Market and the other two is its wide selection of non-staple foods and miscellaneous goods—take your pick to your heart’s content.

: Binyang Market is located on Binyang Road in Yiwu City and primarily deals in commodities from 16 industries including clothing, knitted underwear, ties, wool yarn, towels, leather, textiles, lace, bedding, non-staple food, dried fruits, candies, roasted seeds and nuts, and furniture. Nearby, there are also home appliance markets, communication equipment markets, and cosmetics markets.

Food/Accommodation/Shopping: In Yiwu, there are over 600 high, medium, and low-end hotels. There are also numerous foreign specialty restaurants scattered throughout the streets, such as Japanese cuisine, Brazilian barbecue, and halal eateries. Local specialties include Donghe meat pies, La La noodles, Fotang crisp cakes, Suxi hemp cakes, Zhashiin mung bean cakes, Niansanli fried snacks, and Choucheng Muslim cakes, all well-known among locals.

Transportation: Binyang Market is situated at No. 158 Binyang Road, Yiwu City, adjacent to the train station and Binyang Bus Terminal. You can take public buses No. 353, 356, 11, 16, 18, 209, 2, 5, 6, 9, 1, or 201 within Yiwu. The fare for regular buses is 1 yuan.

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