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Yiwu International Trade City

The world's largest small-commodity wholesale market, with 64,000 stalls and 2.1 million kinds of goods; the "Yiwu Index" directly influences global small-commodity price trends

Visitor info

Opening hours
08:30-18:00 (vendor business hours; some stalls close on public holidays)
Ticket
Free

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

The world's largest small-commodity wholesale market, with 64,000 stalls and 2.1 million kinds of goods; the "Yiwu Index" directly influences global small-commodity price trends. From District 1 (toys and accessories) to District 5 (imported goods), the market is organized by zone; foreign buyers — over 5 million visits a year — move through its aisles, earning it the name "supermarket of the world". Sourcing-style tourism is its specialty, and simply watching how the market operates is a spectacle in itself. The Imported Goods City in District 5 gathers national pavilions, letting you tour the world's goods in one stop.

Getting there: Yiwu bus (International Trade City stop) / self-drive

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