Xi'an

Seg International Shopping Center is one of Xi'an’s largest commercial hubs, boasting seven floors of shopping, dining, and entertainment. The centre features everything from local and international brands to a cinema, karaoke spots, and a range of restaurants. It’s also home to the famously long escalator, claimed to be the longest in Asia at 51 metres, which takes visitors directly to the 6th floor.

Hua Jue Xiang (Huajue Lane) is a charming, historical street tucked away in Xi'an's Muslim Quarter, offering a unique blend of culture and commerce. Stalls here sell a range of goods, from antiques and unique gadgets to books and souvenirs. The street is also home to the Great Mosque, one of China’s oldest and most significant mosques

Hidden near Xi’an’s city wall, the Xi Cang Bird and Flower Market opens at dawn every Thursday and Sunday, drawing locals and travellers in search of something unique. Wandering through, you’ll find an unusual mix: cages of songbirds, tiny turtles, and pet rabbits alongside bonsai trees, vintage books, and antique oddities. With vendors setting up before sunrise, it’s a lively hub of trading and bargaining that captures a slice of Xi’an’s traditional spirit.

Luomashi Pedestrian Street is located along East Street in Xi'an’s Beilin District, near the Minsheng Department Store. Known for its bustling shopping scene, Luomashi offers a mix of fashion boutiques, department stores, and delicious food spots. This spot is sometimes called the "Wangfujing of Xi'an" for its popularity and the latest trends it showcases.

Ancient Culture Street (Shuyuanmen Street) is a serene and picturesque spot, offering a glimpse into the city’s artistic heritage. This historical street is lined with over a hundred shops selling traditional calligraphy brushes, handmade paper, and a variety of handicrafts and antiques. Unlike the bustling tourist areas, it offers a calmer experience, ideal for leisurely walks and browsing unique artwork and souvenirs.