Qingping Market (Qingping Shichang) Guangzhou

... of the temple's features and history. Qingping Market As one of the first markets to flourish after China's 'reopening', until very recently Qingping Market had something of a notorious reputation for its trade in exotic animals. Health scares mean ...

... brought them outdoors. We spent the rest of the evening just walking around the park. We spent the next day walking around Qingping Market and Shamian Island. The Qinping Market is where you can buy anything you want to eat: spices, chickens, monkeys, ...

... with a European feel to it due to the architecture. We then walked over the bridge onto the main land and went to Qingping market. We walked for ages and eventually found it only to be quite disappointed. There were shop fronts rather than stalls, all ...

Arrived Guangzhou 1205hrs. Hotel in Shamian Island.Visit Qingping market almost like a zoo. We can get live and dried stuff like frogs, sea horses, snakes, leeches, ants and bees, scorpions, tortoises, terrapins and frogs. Pedestrian mall at Xia Jiulu ...

... of Shamian Island, along Qingping Lu, is busy, full of people and unknown (for me) animals, dry fruits, animals and mushrooms, Qingping Market. You can find here almost everything - live or dry - scorpions, turtles, cats, rabbits, frogs, cockroaches. You ...

... ; Apart from being a stepping stone to other places,  we stopped in Guangzhou to show the boys the old Qingping market.  Guangzhou is world renowned for its great food and also for cooking and eating anything that moves into that ...