Yiwu Ssaw Hotel

Travel Blogs from Yiwu

Tresor paris are extremely popular.

A travel blog entry by tresorpass

... us marry just once in our life which is why we want the celebration
to be the best in its own way. We want to go for the finest of the arrangements
and want everything to be just perfect. But other than all the paraphernalia,
you also need to buy a fine tresor paris jewellery. The jewelry that you want to
buy should be unique in its own manner and it should be exquisite enough to
excite everyone. If ...

Mega Mall

A travel blog entry by rtwma

The city of Yiwu is a sight to see. Its the center of wholesale in China and has the largest mall we have ever seen. Its massive and houses mainly wholesale goods. Our guide told us that it is very famous. We walked around it and were in awe of the size and amount of goods. They have one floor where tourists can shop and it was so cheap! We have found that China is not so cheap as we thought so this was a ...

The worlds largest trading post... Yiwu, China

A travel blog entry by albarnes

This is a top pick!

Great weekend for a change. The weather was warm, sometimes sunny, little rain etc... Friday I took the riders to the Buddhist temple which is on the other side of the Qaintang River, then halfway up a distant mountain. Actually the mountain's base is in a ghetto so we drag our bikes halfway up the 500 stairs and chain them to a rail where the entire world can watch them. I haven't had my bike stolen there in my previous visits. My ...

Five Methods For Picking The Most Perfect from Chi

A travel blog entry by yaling520

A prom dress without any proper adornments is sort of a Christmas tree with no ornaments: it doesn't matter how beautifulit is really, seems like somehow naked. If you've ever watched celebrities walk round the red carpet you know that they realize the significance associated ...

Expedition to Dongyang

A travel blog entry by freya.hopper

... small gifts brought from England.

The tea has been a great source of amusement to my dad since returning home. Imagine a Chinese loose leaf tea: long, thin green strands, which look a bit like dried grass. Now imagine it put into a zip-lock bag for easier transportation of small quantities to work. It’s lucky he’s not the sort of person that gets chosen to be searched at airports, because I’m sure the argument 'it’s just green ...