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As night falls, Guilin night market opens to the tourists. The market is along the Zhongshan Road where is the culture and business center of Guilin. You can enjoy leisure and shopping there. Guilin night market shopping is really relaxing. There are various kinds of handicrafts, local specialties and snacks available from 19:00 to 23:00.

Wandering up and down between the stalls of the night market, facing various things that appeal for you, which things to buy in guilin? There are some souvenirs worth of your attention:

Embroidered ball is an ethnic souvenir you shouldn’t miss. It is Bright-coloured, and full of ethnic characteristics. Throwing embroidered ball is a traditional game of the Zhuangs in Guangxi Autonomous Region, It also became a media to express the love between the youth of the Zhuangs.

Chinese seal is another main souvenir in the night market. You can get one with your own Chinese name on it. After return home, you can save it on your desktop and use it to stamp your name on the greeting cards or book cover and so on.

When you are interested in something and ask for the price, maybe you will be shocked by the stall owner’s quotation. But please take it easy, after your bargain, usually you can get the indeed cheap and fine goods.

Sometimes the delicious smell from the food stalls that will arouse your appetite. You can go to a stall to get a little pickled vegetable, it is sour and sweet, stimulate your appetite. You also can taste Guilin rice noodles which is for Guilin local breakfast, it is a special snack of Guilin, taste delicious.

Strolling in the pedestrian street, you also can enjoying the cool breeze that comes from the Rong lake and Shan lake. The fantastic lights which from The Sun-Moon Pagodas illuminating the night market quietly.
What a lovely evening you will have!

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