Yiwu Binwang Market

　　Guide: The Yiwu China Commodity City consists of three wholesale market clusters: the International Trade Mart, Huangyuan Market, and Binwang Market. It is a massive complex. Each cluster specializes in different types of goods. Among them, Huangyuan Market was built first and is known as the “Yiwu Old Market”; Binwang Market excels in the wholesale of daily necessities and sundries; while the International Trade Mart leans more toward modernization. Highlights: The biggest difference between Binwang Market and the other two markets is its comprehensive selection of non-staple foods and sundries—you can find and choose from an abundance of items.

　　: Located on Binwang Road in Yiwu City, Binwang Market mainly deals in commodities from 16 industries, including clothing, knitted underwear, ties, wool yarn, towels, leather, textiles, lace, bedding, non-staple foods, dried fruits, candies, roasted seeds and nuts, sundries, and furniture. Nearby, there are also markets for home appliances, communications, and cosmetics.

　　Dining / Accommodation / Shopping: In Yiwu, there are over 600 high-, medium-, and low-end hotels. There are also foreign-style restaurants throughout the streets, offering Japanese cuisine, Brazilian barbecue, halal food, and more. Local specialties well-known among Yiwu residents include Donghe meat pies, lala noodles, Fotang crisp cakes, Suxi hemp cakes, Zhalin mung bean cakes, Niansanli fried snacks, and Choucheng Huihui cakes.

　　Transportation: Binwang Market is located at No. 158 Binwang Road, Yiwu City, adjacent to the train station and Binwang Bus Terminal. You can take bus routes 353, 356, 11, 16, 18, 209, 2, 5, 6, 9, 1, and 201 in Yiwu. Regular bus fares are 1 yuan.

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