How to Use the Yiwugo Market Map to Find Products Across Yiwu International Trade City

Open Yiwugo (yiwugo.com) and select 市场地图 (Market Map) in the top navigation. The map page lists each market district with its floors and product categories, so you can match what you want to buy to a specific building and floor before you travel. Use it when you are planning a sourcing visit and need to decide which districts to walk, or when you already have a product in mind and want to know where in Yiwu International Trade City it is concentrated.

What the Market Map Shows

The map is organized by market zone, then by floor, then by category. Each entry follows the pattern District → Floor → Product categories. This is the same structure the platform uses to describe its physical market, so the labels you see online correspond to the signs you will encounter in the buildings.

The page also lists related sections you may need during planning: 转租转让 (stall transfers), 市场地图 (Market Map) itself, 库存尾货 (inventory closeouts), and 实体市场导购 (physical market guide services).

Match Your Category to a District and Floor

The table below summarizes the district-by-floor layout shown on the map page. Use the category column to find your product, then note the district and floor.

Example: If you are sourcing artificial flowers and toys, the map points you to District 1, 1F. If you also need umbrellas and luggage, those sit in District 2, 1F — a different building, so plan them as separate stops rather than assuming they are adjacent.

Plan a Walking Route Instead of Wandering

1. List your categories first. Write down every product type you need, not just the main one.
2. Group by district. Categories that share a district can be visited in one building; categories in different districts need separate time blocks. For instance, cosmetics (District 3, 3F) and shoes (District 4, 3F) are in different buildings.
3. Order floors within a district. Start at the lowest floor you need and work upward, or reverse — either way, avoid backtracking between floors.
4. Note the East annexes. District 1 East and District 2 East carry related but distinct categories (accessory parts, new energy, smart hardware), so check whether your item is in the main building or the annex.
5. Leave buffer time between districts. The map tells you where a category is, not how long the walk between buildings takes.

When a Stall Location Is Unclear

The map gives district and floor, not individual booth numbers. If you need a specific supplier's location:

• Check the supplier's shop page on Yiwugo first — confirm the product, minimum order, and contact details online before visiting.
• Use 实体市场导购 (physical market guide services) if you want on-the-ground help locating stalls.
• Check 转租转让 (stall transfers) if you are looking for available space rather than an existing supplier.
• Browse 库存尾货 (inventory closeouts) if you are flexible on assortment and want clearance stock.

Verify Before You Go

The map is a planning tool, not a live inventory system. Before traveling:

• Search the product on Yiwugo and open the supplier's page to confirm they carry what you need.
• Confirm the district and floor against the map entry, and note whether the supplier is in a main building or an East annex.
• Contact the supplier through the platform to confirm they will be open and can receive you.

This way, the map visit translates into an actual purchase rather than a walk through buildings without a confirmed supplier.