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Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a shopper's haven, offering everything from modern mega-malls to traditional outdoor markets. Shop around and you'll find a head-spinning array of deals on electronics, duty-free goods, Chinese antiques, clothing, jewelry, fine teas and much more. Beware of fake name-brand goods.
Stanley Market, on the south side of Hong Kong island, is a collection of tiny indoor and outdoor shops selling goods from all over mainland China. You'll find loads of bargains on silk robes, jade jewelry and small porcelain items. 
Hone your bargaining skills at the Temple Street Night Market, located (of course) along Temple Street and open from 4 p.m. each day. Things really start to bustle between 7 and 10 p.m., when locals and visitors alike gather to eat seafood at the dai pai dong (food stalls) and haggle over clothing, watches, sunglasses, imitation designer handbags and more.
For a unique shopping experience, check out the Yuen Po Bird Market in Mong Kok, where birds of all varieties chirp away for prospective purchasers. Just around the corner are colorful flower and goldfish markets.
Nathan Road is the heart of Hong Kong's shopping district, spanning 2.5 miles of department stores, malls, Chinese emporiums and individual stores selling everything from cameras to luggage. Don't miss the side streets off the main drag for more great deals.
Stanley Market, on the south side of Hong Kong island, is a collection of tiny indoor and outdoor shops selling goods from all over mainland China. You'll find loads of bargains on silk robes, jade jewelry and small porcelain items. Hone your bargaining skills at the Temple Street Night Market, located (of course) along Temple Street and open from 4 p.m. each day. Things really start to bustle between 7 and 10 p.m., when locals and visitors alike gather to eat seafood at the dai pai dong (food stalls) and haggle over clothing, watches, sunglasses, imitation designer handbags and more. For a unique shopping experience, check out the Yuen Po Bird Market in Mong Kok, where birds of all varieties chirp away for prospective purchasers. Just around the corner are colorful flower and goldfish markets. Nathan Road is the heart of Hong Kong's shopping district, spanning 2.5 miles of department stores, malls, Chinese emporiums and individual stores selling everything from cameras to luggage. Don't miss the side streets off the main drag for more great deals.