What to buy: 
The most attractive souvenirs sold in Jiuzhaigou are the mysterious, exotic, and colorful Tibetan decorations. For generations, Tibetans have inhabited Jiuzhaigou Valley and they are happy to share their beautiful native arts and handcrafts with people from all over the world. The Qiang people, an ancient minority in China, also live in this region and keep their distinct ethnic culture alive. A piece of beautiful Qiang embroidery is prized as one of the best souvenirs of Jiuzhaigou.
Additionally, the area produces some tasty fruits such as delicious diwen apples. Other bounties of the natural environment are a number of rare Tibetan medicinal herbs such as Chinese caterpillar fungus and fritillary. Yak beef is a delicious snack which you can easily find around Jiuzhaigou but check with your country's Customs restrictions before buying beef to take home.
Where to buy:
Although Jiuzhaigou does not have any large department stores or supermarkets, it still has a few shops to meet visitor's needs. You can easily find a number of small shops and supermarkets out in the valley where Tibetan handcrafts and other souvenirs are available. Generally speaking, the price of goods sold around Jiuzhaigou is a little high, but bargaining is allowed. Usually, the Tibetan decorations can be purchased at a reasonable price. If you are interested in Tibetan herbal medicine, you should buy them at a drugstore to ensure good quality. 
There is a tourist bazaar just outside the valley. Bianbian Street is about 1 kilometer (0.6 mile) from the entrance of Jiuzhaigou Valley. This street, said to be the fourth most popular tourist district in China, is about 2.2 kilometers (1.37 miles) long and is constructed in the traditional Tibetan architectural style. Shops selling local and exotic goods, and restaurants, and amusement centers located on the street will add some spice to your visit. The special atmosphere of Bianbian also makes it a tourist highlight for Jiuzhaigou's visitors.
