Yichang City is located in the western part of Hubei Province. Yichang is where the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River are divided. Mountains and forest dominate the landscape to the west of the city, while to the east lies a vast, fertile plain. Here lists what and where to buy in Yichang?

What to buy in Yichang?
Yichang is a tourism city with lots of specialities,such as Sanxia tea, Yichang Orange, Three Gorges Velvet Crisp, Grass weaving crafts..They are worth  to buy if you travel in Yichang....
 

Three Gorges Velvet Crisp
Three Gorges Velvet Crisp is based on the traditional Tujia food "Velvet Sugar" in the Three Gorges area. It is refined from the traditional Tujia craft by selecting the fresh red Velvet (also known as sweet potato, sweet potato or sweet potato) in the sandy soil of the Three Gorges area, high-quality fresh glutinous rice and eggs as the main raw materials.

Yichang Tea
It is also known as the 'hometown of tea' and the tea varieties are no less than that of the oranges. Green tea is the best of them. Chunmei Tea, Jasmine Chunjian Tea, Yihong Kungfu Tea, Cactus Tea and Luyuan Tea are all valuable varieties and welcomed by the tea drinkers. Where there is tea, there is tea service. Zhaojun Tea Services made in painted pottery factory are smooth in color and luster. In addition, some other products made there are also attractive, such as Quyuan Drinking Vessels.

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Rock mineral handicraft
It is made of natural stone, calligraphy and painting art by using patent technology "rock and mineral infiltration" technology. Small handicraft tourism products, mainly craft town ruler, using natural Han Baiyu, Moyu, bio-fossils and other materials, are made into a unique picture, with strong local characteristics of the Three Gorges. There are also beautiful, simple and elegant inkstone, penholder, incense burner, wine utensils, table lamps and colorful, subtle Zodiac pictures. Large-scale arts and crafts tourism artworks, such as screen, wall hanging, large-scale mosaic brushwork, etc., are made with the background of natural stone patterns such as Mo-Yu and Han-bai-yu.

Yichang Grass weaving crafts
Grass weaving crafts are not only beautiful and generous, but also can add elegant color to the living room. They are practical and have the characteristics of warm winter and cool summer, good ventilation and so on. Yichang straw weaving crafts are quite famous. Among them, corn fur knitting process products include car cushions, carpets, basket, sundries and other four categories of more than 600 varieties.

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Where to buy in Yichang?
As a modern city, there are lots of shopping malls and department stores in downtown area. They offer the locals a great convenience in their daily life. For the visitors, they are also a good place for shopping during their traveling. There are two commercial centers in Yichang: one is near Yiling Square and the other is on Jiefang Road.

Yasi Shopping Plaza
This is a famous local chain supermarket selling numerous commodities.
Address: Gongyi Mansion, Yiling Road
Bus Route: 1, 7, 8, 22, 25-1 (get off at Railway Dam Stop)

Guomao Mansion 
It is the largest comprehensive shopping place in Yichang.
Address: Yiling Square, Dongshan Road
Bus Route: 3, 4, 6, 9, 11, 12, 19, 20, 22, 26, 28 (get off at Railway Station Stop)

Shi Dai Shopping Plaza
Address: No.52, Jiefang Road
Bus Route: 2, 6, 7, 12, 18, 20 (get off at Jiefang Road Stop)

Shui Jing Chang (Crystal Factory)
It is a tourist shopping center in the city. Visitors can find crystal products as well as souvenirs there.
Address: Tao Hua Cun Road
Bus Route: 10 (get off at Tao Hua Cun Road Stop)

Wonder Stone Street
This street sells Sanxia Stone mainly. Some other antiques, calligraphy and paintings are also visible here. It is a good place for people who are interested in Chinese culture.
Address: You Yong Chi Road (near the Yiling Square)
Bus Route: 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 19, 20, 22, 26, 28 (get off at Railway Station Stop)

Tourist Shopping Center 
Address: Taohua Village, Yemingzhu Road
Bus Route: 10 (get off at Taohua Village Stop)