You can use your negotiation skills there. Urumqi locals buy raisins, almonds and other local products, and generally go to Hongqi Road Market, where the quality and price are more suitable. Just next to the bustling Hongqi Road, many buses such as No.7 and 17 passed by. It is a commodity distribution center in Urumqi, changji city and even the whole northern Xinjiang. All foreign goods must transit here first.
There is a famous Asian shopping mall in the urban area, which is not only the largest wholesale market for small commodities in northern Xinjiang, but also the largest in five northwestern provinces, with many local products gathered. Changji people often come here to shop instead of other shopping malls, and many Urumqi people also come here. In Changji, you might as well go and have a look. Maybe you can buy something unique. Featured jade carving products Xinjiang Jade Carving Factory is the first professional jade carving factory in Xinjiang. It mainly uses the world-famous Hetian jade, Manasbishi and Hami topaz materials to make antique utensils such as vases, Lu Wu, flowers, figures and various jewelry. Products are exported to Europe, America, Japan, Southeast Asia and other countries and Hong Kong and Macao.
Rezewap is a plucked instrument widely used by Uygur, Uzbek, Tajik and other ethnic groups. The piano is made of wood, the speaker is hemispherical, and the surface is covered with sheepskin, donkey skin, horse skin or python skin. The neck is slender and the top is curved. Rewafu can be divided into southern Xinjiang Rewafu (also known as Kashgar Rewafu) and northern Xinjiang Rewafu (Yuankanmuli Rewafu). South Xinjiang Rewafu Qin is small, its fingerboard is wrapped with silk strings, which can change its flavor and its tone is sonorous.
Rewafu in northern Xinjiang is made of copper or animal bones, generally five-stringed, with a soft and crisp tone. In Kashgar, southern Xinjiang, Rewafu's piano body, stem and head are often inlaid with exquisite and ethnic patterns with animal bones. It is not only a solo instrument, but also a very exquisite handicraft, which is deeply loved by tourists. Flower hat, called doba in Uygur, is a kind of hat that Uygur men, women and children like to wear.
This flower hat is in the shape of a four-sided dome, which is not only practical, but also a decorative handicraft. On flower caps, ethnic patterns are usually embroidered with black and white or colored silk threads. Flower hat is not only a necessity for the daily life of Uygur people, but also a precious gift for relatives, friends and VIPs. Nowadays, the flower hat has not only become a household handicraft, but also sold well in domestic and foreign markets and become an important tourism product. Xinjiang is famous not only for the Silk Road, but also for the hometown of melons and fruits. There are six main fruits in the world: apples, grapes, pears, peaches, bananas and oranges. In addition to the latter two, Xinjiang is rich in four kinds. In addition, it also produces cantaloupe, fig, walnut, almond, pistachio, sour plum, apricot and jujube.
Through the efforts of generations of people of all ethnic groups, many excellent melon and fruit varieties have been carefully cultivated, some of which are rare treasures. As a popular folk song in Xinjiang says, the grapes in Turpan, the melons in Hami and the pears in Korla are praised by everyone, and the pomegranate in Yecheng is the best. There are more than 900 kinds of fruit trees, making Xinjiang a natural fruit exhibition hall. Aide silk is a kind of silk material that Uygur women like very much, and it is famous for its bright colors.
The color contrast is large and the contrast is strong. Usually green, sapphire, yellow, cyan, pink, purple, orange, gold, bright green, black and white. The design is exquisite, compact and rigorous, and the color is strong, transparent and realistic, which reproduces the beauty of light and color in nature. Laisi is soft, elastic, light, elastic, beautiful and gorgeous, with distinctive Uygur cultural characteristics, and is favored by ethnic minorities.
Now people not only regard Adelaide silk as cloth, but also many people buy it as handicrafts and make it into interior decoration. Sha Ying Dao, named after its origin in Yingjisha County, has a history of more than 400 years. It has excellent materials, exquisite workmanship and elegant appearance.
Knives mainly include phoenix tail style, lark style, oriole style and magpie style that Uighurs like, red-billed mountain crow style that Kazakhs like, Longquan sword style that Han people like and beast horn style that Mongolians like. Xinjiang Carpet Xinjiang Carpet is not only a household name in China, but also enjoys a high reputation in the world. The surface of carpet is smooth, the carpet board is firm and soft, the appearance is elegant, the tone is bright, and it has more distinctive national characteristics and strong local colors, which is unique in the international carpet industry.
Xinjiang carpet, as an important traditional and precious export commodity in Xinjiang, has won high praise from users all over the world and is called carpet with unique oriental style. Erdaoqiao Market Erdaoqiao, a century-old street, has a long history and is one of the most ethnic markets in Xinjiang. Xinjiang Erdaoqiao Bazaar has various local products, ethnic costumes, handicrafts, dried and fresh fruits and ethnic snacks. There are Turpan grapes, Hami melons, Korla pears, Kuqa apricots, raisins, almonds, Elaeagnus angustifolia and candied melons. There are unique Hotan carpets, colorful national costumes, Adelis silk and other decorations, Uyghur embroidered hats, agate necklaces and gem ring. There are exquisite Ingisha knives, as well as bronzes, cloth and clothing from South Asia and Arab countries.
The commerce on Bashang seems to come out from under the soil, just like the product of the soil itself, it still maintains many traditional connotations. Erdaoqiao market is like a gray novel suddenly wrapped in paper, like a small sack and a small basket with messy colors. Sometimes they contain biographies of saints, and sometimes goods from the Middle East and Russia. What is fashionable is the outdated life order. Here, what people say has become very vigorous from the usual state. The vendors hold their belongings one by one, just like babies. They compete fiercely with each other. In the market, you can guess what kind of market you are walking in by closing your eyes and smelling the smell. Sometimes the smell of fresh beef and mutton comes to your face and you go to the meat market. From the butcher's face, we can see the cleverness of the surgeon.
They are more active than others. Their job is to slaughter animals, cut the meat from the shoulders, visually inspect it, and then stamp it. Sometimes when you smell leather and physical labor, you get into the middle of countless fur hats and boots. Then, the pungent musk surrounds you, and the fragrance of other goods in the spice market will scratch your nose. Sunday is the busiest time in Erdaoqiao Market. Let's pay attention to the clever faces of naughty Uygur children tanned by the sun.
They are precocious and shrewd, and sometimes they laugh foolishly in the market and play pranks freely and boldly. On this day, you may even hold a wedding. Somehow, you will be pushed among a group of people who are fighting, and the air will suddenly be filled with the sound of Uighur musical instruments. From flea market to Rebiya market, it is the most crowded place. Pay attention to pickpockets at this time and take good care of your belongings. In the Erdaoqiao market in summer, there will be local handmade yogurt stalls, thick yogurt, honey and crushed ice, which are very fragrant and thirst-quenching. You will see men, women and children sitting on a bench, holding a big bowl, drinking and chatting. In Erdaoqiao Street, you can often see folk hairdressers working. The hand-made razors they use are unique, simple and ancient.
This kind of shaver is also sold in Erdaoqiao market, and Uighur elderly people are generally selling it on the street. If you doubt whether it is sharp or not, the old man will take off his hat without saying anything and shave off a lock of hair with a razor to show you. They are very cheap, usually 3 yuan each. Arrival: You can take the city bus 10 1 or 1 or walk from the north gate of Jiefang South Road next to Xinhua Bookstore in the south gate. This is also the only way to go to Hantengli Temple, which is at the intersection. You can drop in and have a look.
Zhongshan Road Zhongshan Road is the center of Urumqi in history. As early as the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1773), it was a bustling area where merchants gathered and cultural facilities were complete. On March 23rd, 2005, Zhongshan Road Commercial Street was named as a famous commercial street in China.
At present, Zhongshan Road Commercial Street has gathered 8 Fortune 500 enterprises and 25 shopping malls/KLOC-0, which has become the Wangfujing of Urumqi. Min Street, located in the middle of Longquan Street (Shanxi Lane) in Urumqi, Xinjiang, is the largest street with the most distinctive ethnic style and the strongest cultural characteristics in northwest China. It brings together the culture, customs, catering and specialties of Xinjiang 15 prefectures and cities.
Jade carving products Xinjiang Jade Carving Factory is the first professional jade carving factory in Xinjiang. It mainly uses the world-famous Hetian jade, Manasbishi and Hami topaz materials to make antique utensils such as vases, Lu Wu, flowers, figures and various jewelry. Products are exported to Europe, America, Japan, Southeast Asia and other countries and Hong Kong and Macao.
Rezewap is a plucked instrument widely used by Uygur, Uzbek, Tajik and other ethnic groups. The piano is made of wood, the speaker is hemispherical, and the surface is covered with sheepskin, donkey skin, horse skin or python skin. The neck is slender and the top is curved. Rewafu can be divided into southern Xinjiang Rewafu (also known as Kashgar Rewafu) and northern Xinjiang Rewafu (Yuankanmuli Rewafu). South Xinjiang Rewafu Qin is small, its fingerboard is wrapped with silk strings, which can change its flavor and its tone is sonorous.
Rewafu in northern Xinjiang is made of copper or animal bones, generally five-stringed, with a soft and crisp tone. In Kashgar, southern Xinjiang, Rewafu's piano body, stem and head are often inlaid with exquisite and ethnic patterns with animal bones. It is not only a solo instrument, but also a very exquisite handicraft, which is deeply loved by tourists. Flower hat Flower hat, called Doba in Uygur language, is a hat that Uygur men, women and children like to wear.
This flower hat has a four-stare dome shape, which is not only practical, but also a decorative and aesthetic handicraft. On flower caps, ethnic patterns are usually embroidered with black and white or colored silk threads. Flower hat is not only a necessity for the daily life of Uygur people, but also a precious gift for relatives, friends and VIPs. Nowadays, the flower hat has not only become a household handicraft, but also sold well in domestic and foreign markets and become an important tourism product.