The Yiwu Market (Yiwu International Trade City, also called Futian Market) is split into six districts, and each one sells something completely different. Walk in without a plan and you can spend a whole day without finding what you came for. Below is our Yiwu market map of all six districts, plus all 23 floor maps for Districts 1–5, drawn by Workwave from the market’s own floor plans.
Yiwu Market Map: Districts 1–6
The six districts run north to south in a line, and walkways on the upper floors connect one district to the next, so you can walk from District 1 all the way to District 5 without going outside.

What each district sells
| District | Main products | Floors | Gates |
|---|---|---|---|
| District 1 | Toys, Artificial Flowers & Accessories | 4 | Gates 1–18 |
| District 2 | Bags, Umbrellas, Hardware & Electronics | 5 | Gates 20–48 |
| District 3 | Stationery, Cosmetics & Sporting Goods | 5 | Gates 51–69 |
| District 4 | Socks, Hats, Footwear & Apparel Sundries | 5 | Gates 71–92 |
| District 5 | Imported Goods, Bedding, Hotel & Auto Supplies | 4 | Gates 93–114 |
| District 6 | Fabrics, Clothing & Smart Tech | 4 | — |
How to read this Yiwu market map
- The circled numbers are gate (entrance) numbers. They run 1–18 in District 1, 20–48 in District 2, 51–69 in District 3, 71–92 in District 4 and 93–114 in District 5. Asking for a gate number is the fastest way to get directions inside the market.
- North Gate / South Gate (North Hall, South Hall) are the main entrances of each district, and the landmarks taxi drivers know.
- Walkways connect neighbouring districts. There are none on the ground floor, so go up one floor when you want to move between districts.
- The same product costs differently floor by floor, and the range changes too. Picking your target floor from the map before you arrive saves hours of walking.
Yiwu Market Map, District 1 — Toys, Artificial Flowers & Accessories
The oldest part of the market. Toys, artificial flowers, jewelry and hair accessories and decorative crafts are all here, which makes District 1 the first stop for anyone sourcing gift and fancy goods. An annex on the east side holds hair and jewelry components and floral supplies.
District 1, Floor 1 — general toys, electronic toys, inflatable toys, plush toys, flowers, floral accessories, hair & jewelry parts (annex)

District 1, Floor 2 — jewelry & gems, hair accessories, hair & jewelry parts (annex)

District 1, Floor 3 — decorative crafts, party supplies, ceramics & crystal, souvenirs, photo frames, accessory parts, hair & jewelry parts (annex)

District 1, Floor 4 — Taiwan Hall (flowers, ornaments, floral goods), factory outlet, flowers & floral goods (annex)

Yiwu Market Map, District 2 — Bags, Umbrellas, Hardware & Electronics
Starts with luggage, bags, umbrellas and rainwear, then runs through tools and hardware, small appliances, watches and telecom devices. Floor 4 holds the regional halls including the Korea Hall, and Floor 5 is where trading agencies keep their offices.
District 2, Floor 1 — umbrellas, raincoats & poly bags, bags & luggage

District 2, Floor 2 — locks & keys, electronics, tools & hardware, bikes & scooters

District 2, Floor 3 — kitchen & bath, small appliances, telecom devices, cameras & lighting, watches & clocks

District 2, Floor 4 — regional halls (including the Korea Hall), tools & electricals, electricals & bags, travel luggage, watches & clocks

District 2, Floor 5 — trading agencies, trade hall, mobile phone shops

Yiwu Market Map, District 3 — Stationery, Cosmetics & Sporting Goods
Stationery and office supplies, cosmetics, sports and fitness equipment and eyewear. The round building is easy to spot from outside, and the whole of Floor 5 is an imported goods hall.
District 3, Floor 1 — stationery & paper, eyewear, business center

District 3, Floor 2 — office supplies, stationery & sports, sports & fitness

District 3, Floor 3 — cosmetics, stationery & sports, combs & mirrors, garment parts

District 3, Floor 4 — cosmetics, stationery & sports, garment parts

District 3, Floor 5 — imported goods hall

Yiwu Market Map, District 4 — Socks, Hats, Footwear & Apparel Sundries
Everything you wear that is not a garment: socks, hats, gloves, towels, neckties, footwear and underwear, each on its own floor. Floor 5 is laid out as a tourist shopping center.
District 4, Floor 1 — socks

District 4, Floor 2 — household goods, hats & caps, gloves, knitwear

District 4, Floor 3 — towels, yarn, neckties, lace, thread & tape, footwear

District 4, Floor 4 — scarves, belts, women’s underwear

District 4, Floor 5 — tourist shopping center

Yiwu Market Map, District 5 — Imported Goods, Bedding, Hotel & Auto Supplies
The whole ground floor is an imported goods hall with food, liquor, health products and the Africa Hall. Above it you will find bedding, hotel supplies, curtains and car parts.
District 5, Floor 1 — food, liquor & health foods, other imported goods, Africa Hall, jewelry & crafts, apparel & sundries

District 5, Floor 2 — bedding, pet supplies (including aquariums), wigs

District 5, Floor 3 — hotel supplies, knit fabrics, curtains

District 5, Floor 4 — car accessories & parts, other mixed goods

Yiwu Market Map, District 6 — Fabrics, Clothing & Smart Tech
The newest district (Global Digital Trade Center), opened in October 2025 across Chunfeng Road east of District 5, with four floors. Its floor plans have not been published yet, so the maps here are still being prepared — we will add them as soon as they are available.
- F1: fabrics & clothing, accessories & jewelry, children’s toys
- F2: fabrics & clothing, skincare & aesthetic medical supplies, baby & children’s goods
- F3: household goods, medical & health products, drones, automation equipment, robots, AI equipment, AR/VR equipment, travel goods
- F4: smart tech products, IP merchandise
Before you go
Around 70–80% of the shops stay open on weekends, so a Saturday or Sunday visit works fine. Seeing even one district properly takes half a day, so leave yourself plenty of time. Most stalls sell by the carton rather than the piece, and prices, orders, inspection and shipping are all negotiated in Chinese.
A map gets you to the right floor. It will not get you a price.
You have the map. Now you need someone who speaks the language.
Workwave pairs you with a local guide and interpreter at Yiwu Market, one on one. Quotes and consultations are free.