Mova shopping mall Haikou

Mova shopping mall Haikou

Mova shopping mall Haikou is located on Guo xing avenue and is pretty central within Haikou city. It’s one of Haikou’s newest and largest shopping malls with 12 buildings each named after a zodiac sign and two underground shopping sections. Ultra modern shopping malls are now popping up all around Haikou.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Mova North East entrance

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

It’s a great place to shop, eat and spend some free time. Whatever you like to do, Mova has it all; shopping, restaraunts, coffee shops, a movie thearter, an actual theater, sporting and outdoor goods stores, tech shops an ice skating rink and more….

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Everything is sign posted in English as well as Chinese and you’ll be sure to find some stores and brands you’ll recognize from back home.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

International Chain stores:

Whether you’re shopping for household goods, hi tech or clothes and accessories you’re probably going to find it here. The stores are clean, modern, well laid out and a great place to find presents for loved ones back home.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

IMAX movie theatre.

There’s also an IMAX movie theatre in the Aquarius building, which shows all the latest releases in 3D and in English.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Check out Decathalon for anything outdoors. If you are planning on travelling around Hainan or doing some outdoor activities then a visit to Decathalon is a must. Here you can find just about anything you’ll need for a very reasonable price.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

After a day’s shopping around Mova, why not grab a coffee at one of the many coffee shops scattered around the mall. There’s a Starbucks on the North East entrance with English speaking staff. Feeling a little more adventurous then why not call into one of the Chinese coffee shops and try out one of Hainan’s local brews. Fu shan coffee 福山咖啡 is grown locally here in Hainan and has a very unique taste. It’s pretty strong so one cup may do you for the afternoon.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Whatever your taste, Mova has it. There is a vast variety of cuisines from around the world to tickle your taste buds, from teppanyaki to burgers and sichuan noodle bars to steak. You can eat out here for around 30 RMB into the 100’s. Fancy a break from Chinese food then there’s also plenty of well known fast food restaraunts from around the world.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Had a stroll around the shops? Take a trip down to the arcade, it’s great for the younger ones and there’s lots of arcade machines, there’s also a pool hall, laser tag and archery…. Oh! and an 18 hole indoor mini golf course. You’ll need to exchange your money at the service desk for some tokens to play on the machines. See how many tickets you can collect and claim a prize.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

Mova has become a popular place for teens, couples and families to hang out during their free time with its mix of international and Chinese style stores. Not much of a shopper? Don’t worry, there’s plenty of things to do entertainment wise or why not just relax and have a coffee.

Mova Shopping centre Haikou Hainan Island China

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