Shopping in Beijing is quite an experience. Tourists from all over the world love to spend a part of their vacation shopping for outstanding products. The Liangma antique market is one of the most popular shopping destinations in Beijing. The market was established about ten years ago and covers an area of 5000 square meters. It houses 200 stores which sell antiques of different varieties. It is situated in the No 27, Liangma Road in the Chaoyang District. The market is a shopper's paradise for cameras, clocks, paints, furniture, carpets as well as house decorative items. Antique jade articles and figurines are also specialties of the Liangma antique market. Ming and Qing style furniture is available in the market too.

People who collect antiques must pay a visit to the Liangma antique market. It is one of the best places to shop for antique gifts embodying Chinese heritage. The market is a dynamic spot with an authentic ambience and interesting articles to shop for. The prices at the Liangma market are on the higher side. Therefore it will be prudent to bargain for price settlement. One must take a look at the wooden bird cages, doors, boxes, baskets and rattan suitcases at the Liangma market. The market rolls out its red carpet for the shoppers at 9:30 AM in the morning and is open till 7:00 pm. One can still shop at the market after half a day of sightseeing.

Tourists who are unaware of how to reach the market can use the city guide or the Beijing map for details. Every hotel will guide people to reach the market and will also give the tips to shop at the Liangma collectors market. In case a person is pressed for time and want to shop, a guide or a local can be of immense help at the Liangma collectors market. Since the numbers of shops are many, one may be required to spend the entire day to find the best items. Therefore, an antique collector should go prepared with plenty of time in hand while visiting the Liangma collection market.

The Liangma antique market is known for its fine workmanship, which is quite rare in Beijing. All the furniture in the stores is marked with labels which ensure the quality of workmanship. It is a commendable fact that the market has received tourists from over 70 countries and regions. For travelers who do not have personal transport buses are available. The market is better known as the antique collectors market.