good to know, i would like recommend the hamburger there.

so big park.you need spend long time  there, when the spring time,have a lot  of flowers opening, yellow,pink,red,purple.

good look

not bad.

looks like panjiayuan antique market,very crowed on staturday and sunday ,but is more cheap then beijing, many brozen coppers ,on the end of the door,have a shop sale the salt goose meat,that is really delicious.that is the best one i ever taste.

South Korea based Art Box shop is an evergreen place for gifts ideas. We are enthusing about every cute and creative product on the shelves, from notebooks, desk accessories, albums and frames, to fridge posters, candlesticks, purse and shopping bag as well as cute gloves, stocks and slippers. Customized photo album is strongly recommended.

that is true lovely

Known to many expats as Muxiyuan Fabric Market - OR Fabric Mecca - THIS is how to get there...

Take the south second ring road, heading west. Take the exit to

Yongdingmenwai Dajie (half way along south second ring) and do a loop

around the large gate house and head south on Yongdingmenwai.

Cross over the south third ring road. You will see the massive set of

buildings on your right - the Muxiyuan Da Sha buildings.

Continue on and take a left at the next set of traffic lights you come

to. Go to the end of this street and turn right. That is the Muxiyuan

fabric market street.

Continue along this street - it will be slow and packed with people and

carts and cars - until you reach the big red traditional Chinese gates of the market (probably at least 600-800m along the street).

The right hand side part of the market is cottons and other fabrics.

The left hand side of the road is silk.

it is good to know . thanks first time know in kunming have so many walmart super market

good

There's a second store in town with the following address:

Shop A106, G/F, Oriental Plaza

No1. East Chang An Ave., Beijing, China

东长安街01东方大厦Ｇ／Ｆ座Ａ106号

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