Hohhot's Local Market

The sign above the gate read 'Wusi Mall.' Initially, I was worried that navigating through this area would be inconvenient, but once inside, I found it to be quite a spacious main street. The road was accessible to both cars and pedestrians, and it was lined with a variety of shops on both sides. As it was early evening, there weren't many people around, but the street had a cozy atmosphere. Many of the stores sold fabrics, making it a place where you could have traditional Mongolian clothing, called Mongolro, custom-made. There were also small clothing stores and restaurants. While it might not be a popular spot for the local youth, it was a great place to leisurely browse the shops and enjoy a meal. Experiencing this everyday aspect of Hohhot added another layer of charm to the trip.