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Q: Where can I buy incense in Beijing?

I love to burn incense in my apartment...I was wondering if there was anywhere in Beijing I might be able to buy any. My favorite ones are the cedar, pine, sandalwood or any other wood incense. Don't want the stuff they burn outside temples. That stuff stinks.

15 years 1 week ago in  Shopping - Beijing

 
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go to the supermarkets or mega malls look carefully i found them

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There are a few cute little shops around nvrenjie which sell flowers, baskets and other small knick-knacks. I bought all my insense from there when I was living in Beijing.

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