Half
Day Shopping Tour: Yaxiu Market + Wangfujing Commercial Street.
The
prices of goods at large department stores and
shops are generally fixed. But at the indoor and outdoor market, such
as Yaxiu, you can bargain with merchants. Skilled bargainers usually
cut the asking price by half and then increase it a little to reach
a deal.
Sanlitun Yaxiu Market -- Beijing's clothing Bazaar. You can find
a lot of clothing and daily necessities on the first and second floor.
Good tailors can be found on the third floor. The fourth floor is a
fine hunting ground for souvenirs and gifts -- there are kites from
Weifang in Shandong, calligraphy materials, army surplus gear, tea sets,
and farmer's paintings from Xi'an (laughably claiming to be originals
by Pan Xiaoling, the most frequently copied artist). The basement and
the first two floors house a predictable but comprehensive collection
of imitation and pilfered brand-name clothing, shoes, and luggage. The
market is just west of Sanlitun Jiuba Jie, is open daily from 9:30am
to 8:00pm
Wangfujing Street:
This is Beijing's busiest commercial area and is normally full of shoppers.
Besides many shops and restaurants there is an very large many storied
mall. Prices are reasonable in this area as many stores are government
owned. The street has recently been completely renovated.
The area is a good area to shop in as the visitor will not be cheated
or overcharged.
No bargaining here, but lots of fun. The weekend is the most crowded
time.
Tour
Cost:
USD 90 US$ for 1 person;
USD 50 US$ for 2 persons;
USD 40 US$ for 3 to 5 persons;
Above Price include:
Pick-up and drop-off service, English speaking guide, Private car or
van.
1. Tour
name: Beijing Shopping Tour
2. Name on passport:
3. Nationality:
4. Hotel name:
5. Date of check in hotel:
6. Name you used to reserve hotel:
7. Date you will start the tour:
8. Numbers of persons:
Once we
have your above information, we will start to arrange tour details according
to your request. Confirmation will be sent to you when all tour details
arranged.
Sanlitun Yaxiu Market -- Beijing's clothing Bazaar. You can find
a lot of clothing and daily necessities on the first and second floor.
Good tailors can be found on the third floor. The fourth floor is a
fine hunting ground for souvenirs and gifts -- there are kites from
Weifang in Shandong, calligraphy materials, army surplus gear, tea sets,
and farmer's paintings from Xi'an (laughably claiming to be originals
by Pan Xiaoling, the most frequently copied artist). The basement and
the first two floors house a predictable but comprehensive collection
of imitation and pilfered brand-name clothing, shoes, and luggage. The
market is just west of Sanlitun Jiuba Jie, is open daily from 9:30am
to 8:00pm 
Reserve
this tour: