[2025 Jingdezhen Attraction] Travel Guide for Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum (Updated May)

Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum, where the thousand-year-old kiln fire continues to burn. The intertwining and mending of reality and illusion bring forth the most perfect highlight of this journey to the millennium porcelain capital at this very moment! The artistic rhapsody of body and space is constantly shattered and reconstructed within the historical ceramic fragments, traversing the kiln path as if bridging the ancient and the contemporary, the traditional and the modern. Most of the collections in the museum are unique and unparalleled pieces. One can truly feel the unextinguished kiln fire and the unyielding craftsmanship, experiencing the highest charm of Jingdezhen, where the scenery is in the world and virtue is in the heart!

"Porcelain Capital" Jingdezhen has really become popular in recent years Not only is it photogenic, but it also has a lot of delicious food Consumption is not expensive, very suitable for weekend budget travel If you come to Jingdezhen Be sure to visit these places before you leave‼️ ❶Imperial Kiln Museum A red brick building presented in the form of a kiln, which has won the Oscar of the architecture world, is even more beautiful during the blue hour at night 🎫: Free, need to make a reservation one day in advance 🕐: 08:00-24:00 (Closed on Mondays) ❷China Ceramic Museum The first large-scale ceramic-themed art museum in China, with 7 floors, collecting more than 20,000 pieces of porcelain from different periods, where you can learn about the history and culture of Chinese ceramics, the popular "Speechless Buddha" is on the 6th floor 🎫: Free, need to make a reservation in advance 🕐: 09:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) ❸Bing Ding Wood Kiln A minimalist Wabi-Sabi style art gallery suitable for photography. The midday light shines directly on the centerline of the wood kiln, which is absolutely stunning 🎫: 30 yuan/person 🕐: 08:00-18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) ❹Xinping Porcelain Palace A palace built by an old lady with porcelain and fragments collected throughout her life, very shocking 🎫: 25 yuan/person 🕐: 08:00-17:00 ❺ Yaoli Ancient Town A Huizhou-style ancient town that became popular because of the phrase "The sky is blue waiting for the rain, and I am waiting for you". It is more poetic after the rain 🎫: Free 🕐: 08:00-17:00 ❻ Yaoli Ancient Town A Huizhou-style ancient town that became popular because of the phrase "The sky is blue waiting for the rain, and I am waiting for you". It is more poetic after the rain 🎫: Free 🕐: 08:00-17:00 ❼ Sculpture Porcelain Factory A place where no one can leave empty-handed, the small things are really cheap and all look good. There are also many literary coffee shops, very suitable for leisurely strolling 🎫: Free 🕐: 8:00-18:00, there is a ceramic market every Saturday/Sunday morning, need to make a reservation ❽ Sanbao Village A treasure trove of art, with natural landscapes and humanistic art, as well as coffee shops and grocery stores. The place is quite large, you can rent an electric car ❾ Fuzhou Lane A good place to find food, gathering all the local delicacies, you can eat to your fill for an average of 30 yuan ⑩Tao Bo City This place is simply a paradise for porcelain lovers. You must visit Jingdezhen. One step one shop, from tableware to tea sets, each one is like a work of art. You can also buy "Speechless Buddha" peripherals. Unlike the markets in Taoxi River and Sculpture Porcelain Factory, the porcelain here is more upscale, very suitable for personal use and gifting! I really like the tea art space here, unique style, and many hand-carved items. The second floor has a lot of tea cups, the tea set is very complete, the aesthetics are very online, I couldn't help but bought several sets to take home🫣 · 🗺️Three-day itinerary: Day1: Bing Ding Wood Kiln→Porcelain Palace→Yaoli Ancient Town→Hanxi Village Day2: China Ceramic Museum→Imperial Kiln Museum→Fuzhou Lane→Taoxi River Night Market Day3: Sanbao Village→Sculpture Porcelain Factory→Tao Bo City

🚗🚗🚗Travel itinerary: Day1: Wuyuan Station→Wuyuan Lisi Hotel Day2: Wuyuan Lisi Hotel→Wuyuan Huangling→Wuyuan Nvzhou Resort→Wuyuan Lisi Hotel Day3: Sanqing Mountain Scenic Area→Wuyuan Station→Jingdezhen North Station→Qingxin Homestay→Pottery Street→Taoxi Chuan Cultural and Creative Block Day4: Qingxin Homestay→Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum→Fuzhou Alley→Letian Pottery Society Creative Market→Pottery Street→Small Yellow Fish→Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum→Qingxin Homestay Day5: Sanbao International Ceramic Village→Ceramic Palace

After two years, I came to Jingdezhen again. This time, I basically visited all the scenic spots in Jingdezhen. I found that the Imperial Kiln Museum is a paradise for ceramic lovers. Here I saw a rich and diverse collection of ceramics and also appreciated the thousand-year-old ceramic culture of Jingdezhen. As you enter the museum, you will be attracted by these exquisite ceramic exhibits. From the simple and elegant ancient porcelain to the modern and creative pottery works, each one is poetic and picturesque, exuding the unique charm of Jingdezhen. In addition to visiting the exhibition, taking photos and checking in is also one of the reasons why many people come to the Imperial Kiln Museum, because the museum still retains the architectural style of the old kiln factory, attracting many tourists to take photos and check in, including me~ Here, I took a lot of beautiful photos, leaving behind beautiful memories of ceramic culture🥰, and felt the perfect combination of history and modernity.

[Chin] Jingdezhen, Jiangxi travel guide combines ceramic culture, natural scenery, and unique experiences to help you deeply explore the charm of this ancient porcelain capital: [Sun] Superb attractions: [One]. Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area: A national 5A-level scenic spot showcasing traditional porcelain-making techniques. You can watch intangible cultural heritage inheritors throwing and painting blue and white porcelain, and also visit the ruins of ancient kilns from the Ming and Qing dynasties. There are porcelain music performances every day. It is recommended to hire a guide to learn more about the history. [Two]. Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum The red brick building is combined with light and shadow art, and the night view is especially stunning. The museum has a large collection of royal porcelain, and you can also participate in the "Porcelain Restoration" experience (cost is approx. CNY 150/person). Best time: In the evening, shoot the fusion of the sunset and the cave, and the blue light at night is more atmospheric. [Three]. Taoxichuan Creative Quarter: A literary landmark transformed from an old porcelain factory, with a red brick industrial style design. The creative market from Friday to Sunday (16:30–21:30) gathers young artists, where you can find original ceramics. [Four]. Yaoli Ancient Town Scenic Area: An uncommercialized ancient town with thousands of years of history. The Huizhou-style architecture is built along the mountains and rivers. It is the filming location of the movie *Sparkling Red Star*. The tea mountains are green in spring, and the red leaves cover the mountains in autumn. Things to do: Hike the Ancient Porcelain and Tea Road (approx. 5 km), and take a boat trip on the Yao River at night to listen to tea-picking operas (CNY 80/boat). [Five]. Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village: A gathering place for artists, surrounded by mountains and rivers, where you can experience pottery courses (throwing is approx. CNY 180/2 hrs). Shoot the unmanned scenery of "Water Mill" in the morning, and check in at "Hechang Coffee." [Tulip] Porcelain Capital Features: Pottery DIY: Try throwing and underglaze painting in the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, Sanbao Village Studio, etc. The works can be fired and mailed (CNY 50–200). Night tour of Taoxichuan Creative Quarter: The creative quarter under the lights is suitable for taking pictures. The night market can be used to find handmade ceramics and feel the blend of history and modernity. Caicha in Fuliang Ancient County: The only well-preserved Qing Dynasty fifth-grade county government office in Jiangnan. You can experience tea picking and tea making in the surrounding tea gardens. [IceCream] Super delicious: - Cold Noodles: Thick noodles mixed with orange peel and chili - Alkali Water Rice Cake: Chewy fried noodles with a unique taste; - Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Mochi: A classic breakfast with a sweet and salty mix. - Authentic restaurants: - Go Home for Dinner: A representative of local cuisine, recommended bean curd fish head and chili fried pork (CNY 50 per person); - Fan's Beef Bone Noodles: Spicy beef bones with noodles, popular in Fuzhou Nongdian. 🗓 Itinerary: 1-day essential tour: Morning: Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area > China Ceramics Museum Afternoon: Taoxichuan Creative Quarter (market + photo shoot) > Sculpture Porcelain Factory Pottery Experience Evening: Fuzhou Nong Archway Food Street 2–3 day in-depth tour: Day 1: Ancient Kiln > China Ceramics Museum > Taoxichuan Night View Day 2: Yaoli Ancient Town + Raonan Ancient Kiln Site > Sanbao Village Art Walk Day 3: Fuliang Ancient County > Gaoling Clay Site ("Green Mountains Floating White Snow" landscape). 🚉 Transportation Guide: -Transportation: - [Airplane]/[HighSpeedRail]: Jingdezhen Luojia Airport, Jingdezhen North Station, a taxi to the city center takes approx. 20 mins; - In the city: The attractions are concentrated, so it is recommended to take a taxi or shared electric car. (The bus system is more chaotic). - Accommodation: - High-end: Taoxichuan Hyatt Centric Hotel (strong sense of design, adjacent to the creative quarter); - Cost-effective: B&Bs around Taoxichuan or chain hotels in People's Square. The charm of Jingdezhen, Jiangxi lies not only in porcelain, but also in the inheritance of thousands of years of craftsmanship and the blending of landscape and culture. Take this guide and start your porcelain capital cultural healing trip [Cute][Cute]

🌟【Jingdezhen Travel Guide】A Millennium of Porcelain Capital, A Journey of Craftsmanship: Let us take you to the hometown of "China"!🌟 --- ### **📌 Itinerary Highlights** ✅ Experience the millennial porcelain-making skills and feel the charm of the "Porcelain Capital" ✅ Check out the artistic and niche attractions and take Instagram-worthy photos ✅ Experience throwing and painting blue and white porcelain by hand and be a craftsman for once ✅ Find high-quality and affordable ceramic products and bring "art" home --- ### **📅 Recommended Itinerary (2–3 Days)** **Day 1: In-depth Tour of Porcelain Art Culture** 📍 **China Ceramics Museum** (Free) 👉 Must-see: The treasure of the museum, "Yuan Blue and White Peony Pattern Meiping Vase", systematically understand the development history of ceramics. 📍 **Ancient Kiln Folk Custom Expo Area** (Ticket Price: CNY 85) 👉 Check out the ancient kilns of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and watch the intangible cultural heritage inheritors making porcelain on site. It is recommended to experience throwing (CNY 30–50). 📍 **Taoxichuan Art and Creative District** (Super beautiful night view!) 👉 There are creative markets on Fridays/Saturdays to find handmade ceramics. The red brick factory buildings + artistic lighting are perfect for taking photos! **Day 2: Artistic Niche Experience** 📍 **Sculpture Porcelain Factory** (Lotte Tao Society Creative Market) 👉 Opens on Saturday mornings! A gathering place for young artists, small items such as cups and earrings are super cost-effective. 📍 **Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village** (Free, reservations are required for art studios) 👉 A ceramic art secret place in the mountains and rivers, art galleries, ceramic walls, streams and bamboo forests, suitable for slow walks and taking pictures. 📍 **Imperial Kiln Factory Site Park** (Ticket Price: CNY 53, including the Imperial Kiln Museum) 👉 Instagrammable arched red brick museum, the light and shadow are absolutely beautiful in the evening, and the night view is comparable to the "Jingdezhen version of Monument Valley". **Day 3 (Optional): Surrounding Exploration** 🚗 **Yaoli Ancient Town** (1 hr drive from the city) 👉 An uncommercialized ancient town with a thousand-year history, with small bridges and flowing water and blue and white porcelain elements, one of Jay Chou's "Blue and White Porcelain" inspiration places. 🚗 **Fuliang Ancient County Government Office** (Ticket Price: CNY 40) 👉 Well-preserved county government office in the Qing Dynasty, check out the "Earth Lamp" art installation along the way (the rape flower fields are super beautiful in spring). --- ### **🍜 Food Recommendations** 🔥 **Must-Eat List**: - Cold Noodles (Mixed with tangerine peel + chili, the locals' favorite breakfast!) - Dumpling Cake (Radish/leek filling, thin skin and glutinous fragrance) - Alkaline Noodles (Stir-fried, Jingdezhen version of "stir-fried rice noodles") - Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Mochi (Sweet, salty, crispy and soft, Fuzhou Nongkou's well-known old store) 🍴 **Recommended Stores**: - **Ouji Food Stall** (Instagrammable but the taste is online) - **Fan's Beef Bone Noodles** (Spicy to the point of addiction!) - **Eating at Home** (Local chain, mild taste) --- ### **🛍️ Shopping Guide** 🛒 **Affordable Shopping**: Sculpture Porcelain Factory, Pottery Street (Student-friendly, starting from tens of CNY) 🛒 **High-End Collection**: Taoxichuan Flagship Store, Sanbao Studio (Artist handmade, from hundreds to thousands) 💡 **Tips**: Large ceramics can be mailed, remember to bargain! (Try 50–70% off the marked price for ordinary porcelain) --- ### **🚗 Transportation Tips** ✈️ Airport: Jingdezhen Luojia Airport (About CNY 30 by taxi to the city) 🚄 High-Speed Rail: Jingdezhen North Station (Closer to Taoxichuan) 🚕 City: The attractions are concentrated, and taxis are basically CNY 10–20; shared electric vehicles are convenient! --- ### **📸 Photo Spots** 1️⃣ Imperial Kiln Museum Hollow Brick Wall + Dragon Pearl Pavilion 2️⃣ Sanbao Village "Secluded Pottery Garden" Blue and White Porcelain Zebra Crossing 3️⃣ Taoxichuan Chimney Square Night View --- ### **💡 Travel Tips** - Avoid the rainy season (May–June), and the throwing experience needs to be booked in advance (especially on weekends). - Travel light! The ancient town's stone road + ceramic market will make your legs weak. - Student ID/Senior Citizen ID can get discounts on tickets! --- ✨ **"Half of the history of ceramics is in Jingdezhen."** Come here, touch the temperature of the soil, and listen to the millennial kiln fire story! 📷 Remember to bring your camera and curiosity, your "porcelain" trip will be wonderful! 😊

### Jingdezhen Taoyangli and Imperial Kiln Museum: Cultural Twin Treasures of the Millennium Porcelain Capital Jingdezhen's Taoyangli Historical and Cultural District and the Imperial Kiln Museum together form the cultural core of this thousand-year-old porcelain capital. Taoyangli continues the city's cultural heritage through "living history," while the Imperial Kiln Museum reconstructs ceramic civilization through "genetic decoding." These complementary sites epitomize Jingdezhen's transformation from a traditional handicraft city to a world cultural landmark. --- ### I. **Taoyangli: From Industrial Ruins to Cultural Tourism Landmark** 1. **Living Continuation of Millennium Kiln Fires** Taoyangli is the historical center of Jingdezhen's porcelain industry, preserving the settlement pattern of "dock—folk kilns—old streets—alleys—imperial kilns." It encompasses 108 old city alleys, Ming and Qing dynasty kiln complexes with over 400 years of history, and 70+ years of industrial heritage. The Xu Family Kiln, built in the late Ming Dynasty, is the most complete and largest preserved wood-firing kiln site. In 2024, its rekindling produced over 6,000 "reborn" porcelain pieces, attracting more than 5 million visitors. Intangible cultural heritage inheritor Zong Hongxin teaches porcelain-making techniques here, where young people experience "history with a tactile warmth" through pottery wheel demonstrations. 2. **Cultural Tourism Transformation of the Old City** Taoyangli preserves historical traces through the principle of "restore the old as old," including restoration techniques for moss-covered brick joints, while introducing cultural creative industries, dining, and nighttime consumption. In 2022, it was designated as a national-level nighttime cultural tourism consumption cluster, hosting over 400 annual events such as the Taoyang Temple Fair and Kiln Opening Festival, creating an experience where "street life and kiln fires intertwine." The Imperial Kiln Site area connects with creative markets, allowing visitors to both purchase blue-and-white porcelain tea sets and participate in porcelain plate painting. 3. **International Cultural Magnet** Taoyangli attracts artists from over 40 countries for residencies, such as Belarusian artist Alexander who blends Eastern and Western ceramic arts here. The international studios and "foreign Jingdezhen drifters" community serve as bridges for the global dissemination of ceramic culture. --- ### II. **Imperial Kiln Museum: Genetic Repository of Ceramic Civilization** 1. **Resonance Between Architecture and History** The Imperial Kiln Museum adjoins the Ming and Qing imperial kiln sites. Its architecture is based on Jingdezhen's traditional egg-shaped wood-firing kilns, featuring 8 curved vault structures with kiln bricks suspended inside and out. Through sunken plazas and landscape pools, it integrates seamlessly with the historical site, earning the "Oscar of architecture." Visitors experience the spatial dimensions of artisan labor through design details like kiln arches reflected in water surfaces and vertical gaps revealing the Linglong Pavilion, reinforcing the blood connection between "kiln, porcelain, and people." 2. **Decoding Civilization from Porcelain Fragments** The museum houses 10 million porcelain fragments excavated from the Imperial Kiln Factory, with over 3,000 restored masterpieces. Its permanent exhibition "Jingdezhen Zhushan Excavated Imperial Kiln Treasures" displays rare pieces from home and abroad. In 2022, China's first ancient ceramics gene bank was unveiled here, using 3D printing, composition analysis, and other technologies to transform fragments into physical and digital genetic specimens, building a database covering dimensions such as clay bodies, glazes, and decorative patterns to support academic research and industrial innovation. 3. **Immersive Cultural Experience** The museum innovates exhibition methods, such as recreating the complete Qing Dynasty "Illustrations of Ceramic Production" through porcelain plate paintings, incorporating ancient porcelain restoration processes into exhibitions, and setting up restoration experience rooms. Visitors can participate in Raman spectroscopy testing, robotic sampling, and other technological interactions, experiencing the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. --- ### III. **Twin Treasures: Dialogue Between Tradition and Future** The synergy between Taoyangli and the Imperial Kiln Museum embodies Jingdezhen's development path of "equal emphasis on protection and innovation": - **Spatial Symbiosis**: Taoyangli integrates the Imperial Kiln Factory site, museum, and Ming-Qing kiln complexes to form a complete chain of "archaeology—exhibition—experience—consumption." - **Complementary Functions**: Taoyangli focuses on cultural tourism experiences and industry incubation, while the Imperial Kiln Museum specializes in academic research and cultural dissemination, jointly promoting ceramic culture to "come alive and go global." - **International Influence**: Through IP events like "Spring and Autumn Grand Assembly" and "Taoran Collection," they attract artists from over 60 countries, while the Imperial Kiln Gene Bank collaborates with global institutions to build a digital sharing platform for ceramic civilization. --- ### Conclusion The vibrant atmosphere of Taoyangli and the academic nature of the Imperial Kiln Museum together weave Jingdezhen's "porcelain capital character." The former continues historical warmth through dynamic street life, while the latter preserves civilization's code through a static gene bank. Just as the golden chimneys of Xu Family Kiln and the brick arch lights of the Imperial Kiln Museum shine together in the night, the millennium kiln fires write the city's legend of "tradition never dies, innovation never stops."

| A Blend of Ancient and Modern Aesthetics Tour + Guide. 🌈🌈When traveling to Jingdezhen, Taoyangli is a must-visit. It satisfies your desire to trace the origins of Chinese ceramics and offers opportunities to capture photos with internet-famous walls and ceramic frames. 🌈🌈Taoyangli, located in the Zhushan District of Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, is an ancient village steeped in ceramic culture and one of the birthplaces of Jingdezhen ceramics. ⛩️Tickets:  Taoyangli requires an entrance ticket (53 yuan). The Imperial Kiln Museum is free, but it is located within the Taoyangli scenic area and requires advance booking. 👉👉Recommended Tour Route ➡️➡️South Gate (Main Entrance) → Ming and Qing Workshop Ruins → Porcelain Repair Workshop → South Foot Ruins → Youtao Shrine → Longzhu Pavilion → Imperial Kiln Museum → Kiln Brick Alley → Xu Family Kiln → Ming and Qing Kiln Complex → East Gate 👍Top Recommendations: ✅Longzhu Pavilion Longzhu Pavilion, a landmark building in Jingdezhen, was originally built in the Tang Dynasty. It features a popular photo spot, the ceramic frame (a must-see), which often has a queue. ✅Imperial Kiln Museum A museum integrating "kiln" elements, it consists of eight scattered arched buildings. Inside, exquisite official kiln porcelain from various dynasties is displayed. ✅Ming and Qing Kiln Complex This complex houses various kilns that have been in continuous operation since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It is also a national intangible cultural heritage site for ceramics. ✅Xu Family Kiln Here, artisans create pottery on-site, allowing visitors to observe the ceramic production process up close. ✅Kiln Brick Alley Located next to the Imperial Kiln Museum and Longzhu Pavilion, this alleyway is home to many interesting ceramic shops.

Jingdezhen truly lives up to its reputation as the Millennium Porcelain Capital! The entire city is filled with ceramic elements. During a short visit to a friend, I spent two days exploring Jingdezhen and compiled this two-day itinerary guide. Due to limited time, I couldn't visit many places, and skipped farther destinations like Yaoli Ancient Town, focusing mainly on the downtown area. 【Hotel Recommendations】 We stayed near Taoxichuan, which is a central location and convenient for visiting various attractions. Recommended: Zhenyue Hotel. It was a pleasant stay and reasonably priced. 【Transportation】 We traveled by high-speed rail to Jingdezhen North Station. For the entire trip, we relied on taxis for transportation. Except for popular spots like Taoxichuan, we didn’t encounter any traffic congestion. 【Attractions】 ① China Ceramic Museum: Start your trip here to learn about the history of ceramics and check out the popular "Silent Buddha" series. ② Sculpture Ceramic Factory: A great place to explore during the day, with many exquisite and creatively designed ceramic shops and stalls. ③ Taoyangli: Personally, I think it’s optional, but the Instagram-worthy ceramic frame shot of Longzhu Pavilion is stunning. ④ Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street: Best visited in the evening. The ceramics here are of high quality but relatively expensive. ⑤ Sanbao Village: Features many popular photo spots and ceramic studios. 【Suggested Itinerary】 Day 1: China Ceramic Museum → Taoyangli Scenic Area (including Imperial Kiln Museum) → Fuzhou Alley Day 2: Sanbao Village → Sculpture Ceramic Factory → Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street 【Food Recommendations】 I tried popular spots like "Home for Dinner," "Lele Food Stall," and "Xiaoliang Garden." The food was quite good, but very spicy! Local snacks like fried dough sticks stuffed with sesame paste and cold noodles are worth trying—they’re quite tasty. A two-day trip feels a bit rushed. If you have more time, I think a three-day itinerary would make for a more relaxed journey. Whether it’s the ceramic culture or the artistic and creative atmosphere, Jingdezhen left a great impression on me. Highly recommended for a visit!

#Mainland Travel The Imperial Kiln Scenic Area is located in Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction with a panoramic view of the porcelain-making craftsmanship of the royal kilns of past dynasties. It covers an area of ​​more than 210 acres and stretches along the banks of the Nan River. The six courtyards connect the imperial kiln workshops of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, modern high-tech kilns and the international cultural exchange center, just like a "living ceramic museum." Must-experience highlights: 1️⃣ Imperial Kiln Craftsmanship·Legend of Fingertips In the workshop area of ​​Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, you can witness 72 traditional processes such as throwing, trimming and glazing. You can also participate in the "handmade porcelain bowl" experience and shape the porcelain clay into your own work under the guidance of craftsmen. 2️⃣ Travel through time and space · Royal Gardens Take a stroll through the "Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist Ceramic Art Zone" and admire the antique buildings with carved beams and painted rafters; climb the "Pengcheng Wanli" observation deck to overlook the panoramic view of the 210-acre park, as if you have transformed yourself into an ancient official kiln supervisor. 3️⃣ Porcelain Art Appreciation and Cultural Dialogue Visit the Imperial Kiln Ceramic Art Museum to see up-close and personal precious cultural relics such as Yuan blue and white porcelain and Ming doucai porcelain. Participate in the "Ancient Porcelain Appraisal Training Course" to listen to experts explain the mysteries of glaze color and crackle. Limited experience: • Night Lantern Festival (specific holidays): Lights illuminate the “Crystal Waterfall” and “Nine-Curve Corridor”, presenting a poetic scene of “a pool reflecting the imperial kiln at night”. • Parent-child pottery bar: The whole family can make zodiac porcelain dolls, combining childlike fun with traditional craftsmanship. Useful information: • Ticket price: 95 yuan/person (including guided tour), some experience items are charged separately. • Transportation: Drive to the "Imperial Kiln Scenic Area" or take the high-speed rail to Jingdezhen North Station and transfer to the scenic area through bus (about 40 minutes). From millennia-old kilns to modern innovation, the Imperial Kiln, with its philosophy of "inheriting millennia-old porcelain art and passing on the eternal porcelain spirit", invites you to savor the ceramic poem of "one kiln, one world". Plan your trip now and become the protagonist of this porcelain art feast!

There are so many hidden gems in Jingdezhen, come and copy my homework👇 🚗Transportation: High-speed rail from surrounding cities goes directly to Jingdezhen North Station. You can take a taxi or ride a shared electric car in the city, making travel very convenient. 🏨Accommodation: It is recommended to stay near Taoxichuan, which is convenient for transportation and surrounded by delicious food. Figure 7⃣️There are not many hotels, but it is still recommended to compare more (the prices are relatively high during short holidays). The rooms are relatively clean and tidy, and the service is quite considerate! 🍜Food: Beef bone powder, fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes, dumplings 🥟粑 (3-4 flavors available) 📸Attractions: 🎨Day 1: Sculpture Porcelain Factory - Imperial Kiln Ceramics Museum - Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District Sculpture Porcelain Factory: There are many interesting ceramic shops with high cost-effectiveness, and you can also bring your children to experience hand-throwing. For taking photos, I recommend the entrance of Blue Pi Coffee, which is very artistic; the graffiti wall of Bu Shui Nie Nie Park is also very photogenic, colorful and perfect for taking photos. Imperial Kiln Ceramics Museum: Admission is free, but reservations must be made in advance on the official account. Porcelain pieces and wares from the Ming and Qing dynasties are displayed here, and the kiln-shaped buildings are very eye-catching. The photo spots include the tile hole at the entrance to Longzhu Pavilion, the steps in front of Longzhu Pavilion, and the path in Pengjia Lane, and the photo results are excellent. Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District: The night view is super beautiful, with many original ceramic works and creative markets. You can take photos at the pool outside the art museum or at the arched building behind Building C8. Any photo you take will turn out to be a great one. 🏞️Day 2: China Ceramics Museum - Sanbao Village - Taoyang New Village - Yaoli Ancient Town China Ceramics Museum: A good place to learn about ceramic culture, displaying fine ceramics according to historical dynasties. The internet-famous Silent Buddha is on the sixth floor. Remember to go early to queue up for photos. Sanbao Village: A strong artistic atmosphere and many check-in spots. The Sanbao Museum and the Tao Kan Theater Jingde Town Wall are both very photogenic. You can also rent an electric car to take your children for a leisurely stroll and enjoy a relaxing time. Taoyang New Village: There are many small ceramic shops and stalls with affordable prices, and you can find a lot of good things. Yaoli Ancient Town: To go to Yaoli Ancient Town from Jingdezhen, you can take a bus at Fuliang Bus Station. The journey takes about 1 hour and the ticket costs 6 yuan. The ancient town has well-preserved ancient buildings and beautiful scenery. Taking photos on the ancient bridge can capture the charm of the Jiangnan water town; standing by the river with the ancient buildings as the background, you can also take beautiful photos. Friendly 👭suggestions: 1. Avoid short holidays (hotel 🏨room prices are several times higher than usual); 2. It’s not a good experience to see people everywhere; 3. It is recommended to rent an electric car/share electric car for sightseeing in the city; 4. The Ceramic Museum also requires advance reservations!

#discoverchina 🏺 Built on the World’s Most Important Kiln Ruins - Constructed atop Ming/Qing Dynasty imperial kilns (1368–1911) that produced porcelain exclusively for emperors. - Designed by Studio Zhu-Pei using recycled kiln bricks, resembling collapsed kiln vaults. 🔥 UNESCO-Listed Ceramic Heritage - Showcases 2,000+ excavated treasures, including: - "Imperial White" shards– Only 1% survived strict quality control (others were smashed) - Dragon Phoenix vase fragments – From the Yongle Emperor’s lost order 📍 Location: No. 1 Zhushan Road, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi 🕒 Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed Mondays) 🎫 Admission: ¥60 🚇 Transport: - From City Center: Bus 1/3/12 to Zhonghua North Road Stop (5-min walk) - High-Speed Rail: Jingdezhen North Station + taxi (20min)

🚗🚗🚗 Day 1: Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue → Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory → Pottery Street Day 2: Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum → Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum → Xiangwan Xiaoshu Art Life Villa (Taoxichuan Creative Plaza Branch) 🚄Recommended attractions: Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory Pottery Street 📌Other tips:

The Taoyangli Historical and Cultural District and Xujiayao in Jingdezhen are core testimonies to the ceramic civilization of the "Millennium Porcelain Capital." These sites not only preserve a complete porcelain industry ecosystem but have also become cultural landmarks where tradition meets modernity through protection and revitalization. Let's analyze this cultural treasure from four dimensions: history, restoration, craftsmanship inheritance, and cultural tourism integration: --- ### **I. Xujiayao: A Living Specimen of Ming-Qing Dynasty Wood-Fired Kilns** 1. **Historical Status and Architectural Features** Xujiayao, built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, is Jingdezhen's oldest, most complete, and largest wood-fired kiln site, as well as the world's largest surviving traditional wood-fired kiln. The kiln features a traditional egg-shaped structure, with bricks tempered by centuries of firing, appearing black and glossy. Some bricks even bear glazed surfaces, becoming unique historical marks. The kiln's restoration preserved original techniques, with new and old bricks separated by a red line, seamlessly blending while maintaining the craftsman's principle of "restoring the old as it was." 2. **Rekindling and Skill Inheritance** In June 2024, Xujiayao rekindled its fire after many years, producing over 6,000 porcelain pieces in the traditional wood-fired kiln. Some pieces sold out quickly through livestreaming, generating over 10 million yuan in sales. Intangible cultural heritage inheritor Zong Hongxin and other craftsmen station at the kiln, teaching techniques like throwing and painting, attracting young people to experience and continue the 72-step handmade porcelain tradition. --- ### **II. Taoyangli: A Three-Dimensional Scroll of Porcelain Civilization** 1. **Historical Space and Porcelain Industry Texture** Taoyangli, renowned for "thirteen li of kilns and hundred thousand households of smoke and fire," is the core area of Jingdezhen's millennium-old porcelain industry. Its layout follows the pattern of "kilns built along rivers, markets formed around kilns," encompassing the Imperial Kiln site, Ming-Qing kiln clusters, 108 millennium-old alleys, and over 70 years of industrial heritage, forming a complete porcelain settlement pattern of "dock-folk kilns-old streets-imperial kiln." Buildings like Longzhu Pavilion and the Imperial Kiln Museum, along with buried porcelain shards, constitute cultural codes sharing origins with the Forbidden City. 2. **"Archaeological-Style" Protection and Restoration** China Construction First Group adopted a "micro-renovation" approach, following the principle of "whole bricks on walls, broken bricks on ground," using 900,000 old kiln bricks and 1.9 million antique-style bricks to restore streets and alleys. Each square meter of pavement contains over 140 kiln bricks from different eras, preserving historical texture. The Imperial Kiln Museum, inspired by egg-shaped kilns, features 8 double-curved vault structures built with 2.8 million kiln bricks, acclaimed as the "world's first complex double-curved building" and selected as one of the world's top 10 museums in 2020. --- ### **III. Cultural Renewal: From Heritage Protection to Cultural Tourism Innovation** 1. **Living Inheritance and Business Upgrade** Xujiayao opens its kiln bi-weekly, combining activities like "Kiln Opening Treasures" and "Porcelain Music Performances." Visitors can participate in pottery making and taste kiln workers' meals, experiencing the philosophy of "one color entering the kiln, thousands of colors emerging." Century-old residences in the district have been transformed into artisans' studios, ceramic livestreaming bases, and themed guesthouses. The Shanglong Hotel in Peng Alley won UNESCO's "Outstanding Achievement" award for cultural heritage protection. 2. **Economic Effects of Cultural Tourism Integration** In 2023, Taoyangli hosted over 400 events including temple fairs and firework food festivals, receiving 51.1 million visitors and generating 773 million yuan in tourism revenue. The Imperial Kiln Museum's creative store attracts visitors through blue-and-white porcelain shard creative photography and ceramic study courses, forming a new "cultural experience + consumption" model. --- ### **IV. World Heritage Application and Future Vision** Taoyangli is applying for World Heritage status as a core part of "Jingdezhen Porcelain Industry Cultural Landscape" and plans to upgrade to a 5A-level scenic spot. Its protection model, listed as a typical case of urban renewal by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, balances historical preservation and modern functions through an "integrated system protection" concept, providing a Chinese solution for global industrial heritage activation. --- ### **Conclusion** Taoyangli and Xujiayao epitomize Jingdezhen's "millennium of unextinguished kiln fire." From weathered kiln bricks to rekindled wood-fired kilns, from old alleys to new business forms, these sites both guard the historical roots of "porcelain origin" and dialogue with the future through innovation. As blue-and-white porcelain intangible cultural heritage inheritor Sun Lixin says: "The glory of our predecessors bestows honor, while we need to make craftsmanship dance with the times."

The beauty of Jingdezhen is not only about the misty rain and blue and white porcelain, but also about many beautiful buildings and delicious food 🥘 If this is your first trip to Jingdezhen, then don't miss this travel guide~ . ✅ Jingdezhen three days and two nights route D1: Ceramics Museum - Ancient Kiln - Bingding Tea Kiln - Imperial Kiln Museum - Taoyangli D2: Sculpture Porcelain Factory/Lotte Market - Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village - Taoxichuan D3: Porcelain Palace - Art in Fuliang - Dongbu - Yaoli Ancient Town . ✅ Must-visit attractions 1️⃣ Imperial Kiln Museum The geometric aesthetic design is fully reflected in the Imperial Kiln Museum. Taking pictures during the blue hour after sunset is especially stunning. 2️⃣ Sanbao Village A ceramic cultural ancient village with Jingdezhen local characteristics. Ceramic elements can be seen everywhere on the road. It is fun to visit and take pictures. 3️⃣ Ceramics Museum The popular "Silent Buddha" is here. Be sure to make an appointment in advance. Jingbo appointment 🍊 4️⃣ Bingding Chai Kiln The architecture of light and shadow and aesthetics are integrated into one, and you can take a blockbuster shot with a casual shot. 5️⃣ Porcelain Palace A palace made of countless pieces of broken porcelain, the scene is super shocking, and the photos are also very popular.

👍🏻 Why Visit: Ceramic enthusiasts absolutely can't miss Jingdezhen! Once you arrive in Jingdezhen, seeing ceramics throughout the city will awaken your Chinese heritage! Here you'll likely find the most complete variety of ceramics in China. Beyond conventional items like ceramic plates and cups, you'll discover ceramic flowers, ceramic pets, and ceramic bracelets - all uniquely creative. Moreover, Jingdezhen is surrounded by green mountains on three sides and water on one side, with half the city dedicated to kilns, making it perfect for both photo opportunities and immersing yourself in ceramic culture. 🗺 Attractions: 1. Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum: Houses an extensive collection of ceramic masterpieces from ancient to modern times. 2. Jingdezhen Ceramic Palace: Features three buildings adorned with ceramic tiles and vases in various styles, perfect for photography. Better photos on sunny days with good lighting. 3. Sanbao Village: A long village with many photo spots. Go early to avoid queuing for photo spots. Renting an electric bike makes exploration more comfortable. 4. Taoyang Li: The Imperial Kiln Museum is free but requires advance reservation. The Taoyang Li scenic area requires an entrance ticket but offers great photo opportunities. 5. Sculpture Ceramics Factory: Strong artistic atmosphere, bustling market, lots of original ceramics, and cute graffiti shops - great for photos. 6. Taoyang New Village Night Market: Great place for affordable ceramic souvenirs, surrounded by street food stalls with a lively atmosphere. 7. Taoxichuan: A cultural and creative district with beautiful night views. Markets from Friday to Sunday, with live band performances creating a vibrant atmosphere. 🚗 Transportation: At Jingdezhen North Station, exit from the South Square for easier taxi access. Follow signs to the ride-hailing area where many drivers wait. DiDi service is also quick. The city is small, making taxis affordable and convenient. Electric bikes are available for rent, offering a unique way to explore the city. 🗺 Suggested Routes: Jingdezhen offers plenty to do - one day is fulfilling, two days allow for deeper exploration, and three days provide a thorough experience. Must-visit spots include the Ceramics Museum and Imperial Kiln Museum, along with ceramic factories and markets. Nearby Yaoli Ancient Town is worth visiting. Recommended accommodation near Taoxichuan for convenience, such as Benjue Runi Hotel, which features Southeast Asian style and artistic atmosphere, just hundreds of meters from Taoxichuan, convenient for after-market visits, with good breakfast. 🍱 Food Recommendations: Popular restaurants usually require queuing, so arrive early. "Hui Jia Chi Fan" and "Sanbao Bieyuan" are recommended, but Ouji Restaurant is not recommended. 💰 Costs: Ceramic Palace entrance fee: CNY 25/person. Electric bike rental in Sanbao Village: CNY 30/day. Taoyang Li scenic area requires entrance fee. Clay and glass-blowing experiences vary in price, from dozens of yuan for unlimited time to more expensive options. 📌 Additional Tips: 1. Many places offer clay and glass-blowing experiences with varying prices. Compare before purchasing. 2. Attractions are less crowded during off-peak season, providing a better experience.

|Three-day Qingming Holiday family trip. Here's an introduction to traveling with kids in Jingdezhen: Jingdezhen, the charming "Porcelain Capital" with a thousand years of history, is a fantastic destination for a family trip. Here, children can travel through time at the Museum of Chinese Ceramics, appreciating the exquisite porcelain from various dynasties and having a wondrous encounter with the "Silent Buddha." They can also easily learn about ceramics through electronic guides and interactive exhibits. Visit the Imperial Kiln Museum and admire the unique red brick architecture, feeling as if you've stepped into a palace of ceramic art. At the Taoxichuan Cultural Quarter and the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, the weekend markets are bustling with activity. Children will love the dazzling array of small ceramic objects and can experience the joy of making their own pottery—throwing, shaping, and unleashing their boundless creativity. Sanbao Village is a picturesque artistic village. Rent an electric car and shuttle through the alleys, picking up porcelain pieces by the stream, observing modern ceramic art studios, and experiencing the rich artistic atmosphere. Also, don't forget to take your children to the Porcelain Palace to see the magnificent porcelain-decorated buildings and hear the touching stories behind them. When you're tired from playing, various local delicacies await you, such as Fan Ji Beef Bone Soup and Fuzhou Youtiao Bao Mazi, satisfying the taste buds of both adults and children. Jingdezhen is a family travel destination where children can learn while playing and grow in happiness. 1️⃣What age is suitable for kids? Children aged 5 and above are recommended. Jingdezhen is more interesting with explanations, and younger children may get bored and fussy if they don't understand. 2️⃣How to get there? High-speed rail is available directly from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. From South China, you can fly directly or take the high-speed rail. 3️⃣What's the weather like during Qingming Festival? The forecast shows light rain (though it's similar nationwide during Qingming Festival). It might change, so check the weather forecast before traveling and bring an umbrella. 4️⃣Route Reference: Day 1: Jingdezhen - Sanbao Village - Imperial Kiln Museum Day 2: Museum of Chinese Ceramics - Ancient Kiln Site - Taoxichuan Market Day 3: Hanxi Village - Sculpture Porcelain Factory - Jingdezhen North Railway Station 5️⃣Recommended Attractions: 📍Imperial Kiln Museum: Winner of the architectural "Oscar," incredibly photogenic! 📍Museum of Chinese Ceramics: The "Forbidden City" of ceramics, each floor represents a dynasty, from bottom to top, ancient to modern (the Silent Buddha is on the sixth floor). 📍Taoxichuan Cultural Quarter: Nearly 300 stalls, a bit pricey, but worth a visit! 📍Fuliang High Mountain Tea Garden: Enjoy spring outings, tea picking, and relaxing afternoon tea. 6️⃣Where to stay? Accommodation is tight during the holidays, so plan ahead. You can join a tour group like us, with all-inclusive transportation, accommodation, and a professional guide, making it worry-free and comfortable. We stayed at a porcelain-themed hotel in the city center, close to Taoxichuan Cultural Quarter, the Imperial Kiln Factory, and Sanbao Porcelain Square. Highly recommended! 7️⃣What to eat? Food: Beef Bone Soup, Mazi, Wuming Jiaozi Ba, Lishidu Baozi 8️⃣Markets open during the Qingming Holiday: 🎪Taoxichuan Phase 1 🕘Every Friday to Sunday 3:30pm-9:30pm 🎪Sculpture Porcelain Factory 🕘Every weekend 7:00am-3:00pm 🎪Zhushan East Market 🕘Every Wednesday and Thursday 4:00pm-9:00pm 🎪Ceramic Art Street 🕘Daily 7:00pm-11:00pm 🎪Sculpture Porcelain Factory 🕘Every weekend 8:00am-5:00pm 9️⃣Driving tips for the holiday: 🔸Don't navigate to the south gate of Taoxichuan, the road is narrow and prone to traffic jams. 🔸To get to the Museum of Chinese Ceramics, take a detour via the Bailu Bridge to avoid traffic. 🔸Sanbao Village has mountain roads with poor driving conditions. Cycling is recommended.

Tucked away in a corner of Jiangnan, the treasure city of Jingdezhen whispers tales of millennia through its unique ceramic culture. For an in-depth exploration, save this guide! 🚗【Getting Around】 Don't worry about getting around Jingdezhen! Though compact, the city boasts excellent transport links. For independent travelers, staying near People's Square is recommended. It offers great value hotels and a prime location for easy access to everything. The comprehensive bus network is your best friend, while taxis are also a convenient and affordable option, with most trips within the city costing around 10-20 RMB. 👍️【Must-See Attractions】 Letian Bazaar: A Saturday morning delight! This is a ceramic lover's paradise, overflowing with creative porcelain pieces at incredibly affordable prices. Need a break from shopping? The stylish Lanliu Coffee within the bazaar offers a tranquil escape. If you miss the market, don't worry, the adjacent Sculpture Porcelain Factory is also worth a visit. Imperial Kiln Museum: Calling it the world's second most beautiful museum is no exaggeration! Its award-winning architectural design, which even snagged an "Oscar" in the field, is truly stunning. Capture the perfect photo as the setting sun bathes the building in a warm glow. Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter: Once a state-owned porcelain factory, this area witnessed Jingdezhen's transition from manual to mechanized production. Today, it's a vibrant hub for artists and creatives, brimming with unique shops and art exhibitions. China Ceramics Museum: For a comprehensive overview of Jingdezhen's ceramic history, look no further! From the Neolithic Age to the present day, marvel at an impressive collection of porcelain masterpieces from every era. Sanbao Village: Immerse yourself in authentic rural scenery and ceramic culture at Sanbao Village. Alongside its natural beauty, the village houses numerous pottery workshops where you can experience the joy of creating your own ceramic art. Yaoli Ancient Town: Known as Jingdezhen's "back garden," Yaoli preserves a wealth of ancient architecture and traditional folk customs. Stroll along the cobblestone streets, feel transported back in time, and savor the local delicacies. 🎟️【Ticket Information】 Most attractions, including the Imperial Kiln Museum and the China Ceramics Museum, offer free admission. Check their official websites for up-to-date information and plan your itinerary accordingly. Some special exhibitions or events may require tickets, so book in advance to avoid disappointment. 💗【Other Useful Tips】 What to wear: Jingdezhen experiences distinct seasons. Pack appropriate clothing based on the time of year, and ensure adequate sun protection, especially during summer. Food exploration: Don't miss out on Jingdezhen's local specialties, such as cold noodles (leng fen), jiaozi ba (dumpling cakes), and jianshui ba (alkaline water cakes) – each bite a true taste of Jingdezhen. Shopping tips: When shopping at Letian Bazaar and Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter, compare prices and don't be afraid to haggle – you might uncover some hidden treasures. Cultural immersion: Participate in a pottery workshop and craft your own ceramic piece for an unforgettable travel memory. A trip to Jingdezhen is a journey through time, a celebration of ceramic culture. From the ancient imperial kilns to the modern creative quarter, every corner captivates. If you're seeking respite from the urban hustle, Jingdezhen offers a unique blend of art, culture, and tranquility.

The short holiday is coming! Do you want to visit Jiangxi? This four-day tour of Jingdezhen and Wuyuan will take you through ceramics and ancient towns. Take this guide, you're welcome! -------- 🎉Itinerary: D1: Wunvzhou Resort On the first day, visit Wunvzhou Resort to enjoy leisure time and experience the blend of nature and culture. D2: Wuyuan Huangling->Huaxi Water Street->Wangkou On the second day, explore Wuyuan in depth. Visit Huangling, stroll along Huaxi Water Street, and then visit Wangkou. The charm of ancient times will embrace you. D3: Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum->Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area->Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum->Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Area On the third day, step into Jingdezhen. From the China Ceramic Museum to the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area, then to the Imperial Kiln Museum, and finally to the Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Area, explore the charm of ceramic culture all the way. D4: Sanbao International Pottery Village->Jiangxi Helicopter Science and Technology Museum On the last day, visit Sanbao International Pottery Village and experience the combination of art and technology. Then, head to the Jiangxi Helicopter Science and Technology Museum to embark on a fantastic journey of science and art.🚀 This trip will take you to appreciate the natural beauty and profound cultural heritage of Wuyuan and Jingdezhen. Don't miss it! -------- Tips: * The climate in Jingdezhen and Wuyuan is pleasant in March, but remember to bring an umbrella. The continuous spring rain has its own charm.🌧️ * Want to buy local specialties? Jingdezhen porcelain and Wuyuan Huangju chrysanthemum are good choices. They are affordable and memorable!🛍️ * Don't forget to experience the local customs. Wuyuan tea art and Huiju Opera are waiting for you!🎭 * Comfortable clothing is important, as you'll be visiting many scenic spots!👟 * Plan your itinerary in advance to make your trip smoother and more enjoyable.🗺️ -------- Jingdezhen-Wuyuan tour, a close combination of ceramics and ancient villages, is waiting for you to explore. Don't miss this unique cultural journey!

Don't miss this Jiangxi experience! This 4-day tour of Jingdezhen and Wuyuan will immerse you in the world of ceramics and ancient towns. Follow our detailed guide for a hassle-free adventure! -------------------- 🎉Itinerary: DAY1️⃣：Wuyuan Wonderland Resort Immerse yourself in the beauty of Wuyuan Wonderland Resort and enjoy a relaxing time. DAY2️⃣：Huangling Village->Huaxi Water Street->Wangkou Town Stroll through Huangling Village, an ancient village with exquisite Hui-style architecture; explore the charming Huaxi Water Street; and visit Wangkou, a town steeped in history. DAY3️⃣：Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum->Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area->Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum->Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone Delve into the world of ceramics, starting with the collection at Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum. Then, visit Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area to witness the magic of ceramic making. Continue to the Imperial Kiln Museum to trace the history of imperial ceramics. Finally, wander through Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone to experience the ancient charm of ceramics. DAY4️⃣：Sanbao International Pottery Village->Jiangxi Helicopter Science and Technology Museum Experience the fusion of art and nature at Sanbao International Pottery Village, and then explore the wonders of technology at Jiangxi Helicopter Science and Technology Museum. 🔚Conclude your four-day adventure, returning home with cherished memories and enriching experiences! -------------------- Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Huangling Village: Witness the breathtaking "shaiqiu" scenery and terraced flower fields🌸. Embark on a romantic encounter with the picturesque Hui-style landscape. 🏰 Wuyuan Wonderland Resort: Featuring modern Hui-style architecture, this resort offers a journey through time, blending classical and contemporary elements seamlessly. 🏺 Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone: Stroll through the Imperial Kiln area of Taoyangli, experience the vibrant atmosphere of the "Porcelain Capital," and explore the rich heritage of this thousand-year-old city. -------------------- Packing List: 🧳 👗 Clothing: Pack long-sleeved T-shirts, jeans, a windproof and breathable jacket, and a folding umbrella (spring can be rainy). 🎒 Accessories: Don't forget a power bank, selfie stick, and toiletries for convenience and eco-friendliness. 📄 Documents: Bring your ID card and driver's license. While they may not always be checked, it's always best to have them. 💊 Medicine: Pack some cold medicine, antidiarrheal medication, and band-aids, just in case. That's all! Pack light and we'll see you in Jingdezhen and Wuyuan! 🌸 -------------------- Visit Jingdezhen and Wuyuan in Jiangxi to explore the ancient charm of the "Porcelain Capital," discover the beauty of the countryside, and enjoy a relaxing journey. Make the most of your time!

[2025 In-depth Travel Guide to the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum] Address and Transportation The Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum is located at No. 187, Zhushan Middle Road, Zhushan District, in the heart of the old city, and is integrated with the Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone (a national 4A-level scenic spot). Bus: Take bus No. 33 to the "Pharmaceutical Company" stop, or bus No. 35 to the "Huada Department Store" stop, and walk for about 5 minutes. Self-driving: Navigate to "Imperial Kiln National Archaeological Site Park." Parking spaces around the park are limited, so it is recommended to park at the public parking lot on Zhushan Middle Road and walk. Tickets and Opening Hours Tickets: CNY 53 for adults (including Taoyangli Scenic Area), CNY 26 for children/seniors. If you only visit the Imperial Kiln Museum, you can enter through the Taoyangli Scenic Area entrance without purchasing additional tickets. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00-22:00 (last entry at 21:30); closed on Mondays. Highlights 1. Architectural Aesthetics: Inspired by kilns, the museum's red brick arched structure has a distinct oriental charm. The best time for photos is when the lights come on in the evening. 2. Exquisite Exhibits: The museum displays porcelain fragments and restored treasures unearthed from the Ming and Qing imperial kiln sites, including official kiln porcelain from the same source as the Palace Museum. Some exhibits are marked with the corresponding inventory numbers of the Palace Museum collection. 3. Interactive Experiences: On the basement level, you can observe the process of cultural relic restoration and occasionally encounter experts explaining porcelain appraisal knowledge. Itinerary Suggestions Half-day tour: Imperial Kiln Museum → Longzhu Pavilion (climb to the top for a panoramic view of the old city) → South Goods Street (handmade ceramics market) → Red Shop Street (night lights and music bars). In-depth experience: Combine the intangible cultural heritage workshops within the Taoyangli Scenic Area (such as the blacksmith shop and old teahouse) and try DIY projects like pottery wheel throwing and blue-and-white painting (fees range from CNY 50 to CNY 150). Tips to Avoid Pitfalls 1. Off-peak travel: The museum is crowded from weekend afternoons to evenings. It is recommended to visit before 10:00 am or on a working day to avoid tour groups. 2. Reservation trap: Some third-party platforms indicate that "reservations are required," but you can actually scan the code and purchase tickets on-site without any prior arrangements. 3. Dining tips: The prices of food and beverages inside the scenic area are relatively high. It is recommended to walk to Fuzhou Lane (about 500m) to try local snacks such as Wu Ji beef bone powder and fried dough sticks wrapped in sticky rice cakes, with an average cost of CNY 15 per person. Accommodation Recommendations Budget-friendly: Choose homestays within the Taoyangli Scenic Area (such as "Migratory Bird Residence"), which are renovated from old houses, with an average price of CNY 150 per night and convenient for night tours. High-quality options: Design hotels in the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter, a 10-minute drive away, are suitable for tourists seeking modern facilities. Photography Tips Classic spots: The arched corridor at the museum entrance, the reflection in the central pool, and the top floor of Longzhu Pavilion for aerial shots of the building complex. Clothing suggestions: Avoid red clothing (which clashes with the red brick background). Plain long dresses or new Chinese-style clothing are more suitable for photos. Summary The Imperial Kiln Museum is not only a historical epitome of the porcelain capital but also a "living exhibition hall" where tradition and modernity collide. By avoiding peak crowds and planning your route reasonably, you can immerse yourself in the beauty of ceramics tempered by a thousand years of kiln fire.

📍A complete guide to Jingdezhen's two-day and one-night self-driving trip🍶Copy the homework! 🚗Transportation: Self-driving, starting from Suzhou, it takes more than five hours to arrive - 🛵Travel: Electric car, rent an electric car from the electric car shop, scan 🐴 for rental, single person 💰25 yuan/car, double person 💰50 yuan/car, our family of three rented a double car, which was very convenient (the car took more than an hour to drive in a traffic jam, and the battery car arrived in 20 minutes, highly recommended 👍) - 🏨Accommodation: It is recommended to stay near Taochuan Creek, which is close to various attractions. - 🍜Food: Recommended: Ouji Food Stall (small yellow croaker, fried pork with chili), fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cake, Fan's beef ribs - 🚏Route: DAY❶: Taoyangli & Imperial Kiln Museum——Ouji Food Stall——Sanbao Village——Taochuan River 🔸Taoyangli 🎫Tickets: 53/person ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-21:30 Closed on Mondays The Imperial Kiln Museum is inside Taoyangli. You need to make an appointment and buy tickets in advance on the mini program. No tickets are required after 20:30 in the evening. 🔶Sanbao Village 🎫Free tickets ⏰Opening hours: Open all day There are Internet celebrities’ check-in and photo-taking spots, the gas bottle (in the backyard of Taoka), the Jingdezhen wall, DAY❷: Sculpture Porcelain Factory - Fuzhou Lane (fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes, cow bone powder) - Return to Suzhou 🔶 Sculpture Porcelain Factory 🎫Free tickets ⏰Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 The whole street is full of porcelain shops and small stalls. Bracelets are 10 yuan for 4 strings. There are cups, vases, ceramic flowers, ceramic fruits, etc. The hand-painted ones are more expensive. You can browse according to your preferences. It is recommended to walk around and see more. There are also small shops that are more suitable for checking in and taking pictures~ 🔶Fuzhou Lane 🎫Free tickets ⏰Opening hours: Open all day In Jingdezhen's food snack street, fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes, Fan's beef bone powder, Xunwei Sanbao, and Huigou Dinner are all on the must-eat list. You can pick any that the whole family can enjoy! - Jingdezhen is suitable for shopping, eating and slow living, but not suitable for bringing small children 😂 Suitable for sisters and couples! !

Jingdezhen is a true tourist city, built around ceramic culture, offering comprehensive services integrating tourism, shopping, culture, and dining. For our weekend trip, we chose attractions like the Imperial Kiln Museum, the China Ceramics Museum, Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter, Pottery Street, and the Jingdezhen Sculpture Porcelain Factory. It was a great experience that satisfied our needs for shopping, sightseeing, and cultural exploration.

The experience at the Imperial Kiln Museum and Taoyangli Scenic Area was truly unique! The history of the imperial kiln, dating back to the Song Dynasty, showcases the ancient artisans' relentless pursuit of porcelain perfection. The practice of smashing and burying porcelain pieces that didn't meet the selection criteria reflects the stringent standards and dedication to craftsmanship of that era. Inside the museum, a dazzling array of imperial kiln porcelain from the Ming and Qing dynasties awaits, featuring blue and white, colored porcelain, pastel, and enamel, each with its own distinct characteristics, offering a feast for the eyes. The various kiln tools and equipment used in the porcelain-making process provide a deeper understanding of ancient porcelain techniques. The museum's architectural design is ingenious, with its arched kiln-shaped structure and the use of old kiln bricks, creating a strong sense of space and history. Although I didn't get to see the exterior of the building during the day, the night view was equally captivating, with lanterns hanging at varying heights, adding a touch of mystery and romance to the area. It's worth noting that the Imperial Kiln Museum itself is free, but reservations are required through the "Changyou Jingdezhen" mini-program. The Taoyangli Scenic Area requires a ticket, and purchasing in advance offers discounts. Therefore, planning your itinerary and reservation time is crucial. After visiting the museum, you can also explore Fuzhou Nong. The small porcelain market is filled with a wide variety of porcelain, offering a dazzling display. Don't miss out on the local delicacies like Fan Laotou's beef bone soup and fried dough sticks wrapped in sticky rice cakes. The beef bone soup is generous in portion, spicy, and flavorful; the fried dough sticks wrapped in sticky rice cakes offer a unique and unforgettable taste. Overall, the Imperial Kiln Museum and Taoyangli Scenic Area are steeped in history and culture. Whether you're a porcelain enthusiast or a casual tourist, you'll find something to enjoy here. If I have the chance, I'll definitely visit again!

1. 📍Location and Transportation: • Address: Inside Sanbao International Pottery Village, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City. • Transportation: Take a bus or taxi. Using a map app for navigation is recommended. 2. 🕗Opening Hours: • Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, closed on Mondays. 3. 🎫Ticket Information: • Free admission, but online reservations are required in advance. 4. 🔍Exhibition Content: • The museum displays a rich collection of ceramic artifacts and historical materials, making it a great place to learn about Jingdezhen's ceramic culture. • We especially recommend viewing the porcelain unearthed from the Imperial Kiln ruins to experience the charm of ancient ceramic art. 5. 📸Photo Spots: • The museum's unique architectural style makes it a great place for taking photos. Wearing clothing related to ceramic culture is recommended to add a touch of fun to your pictures. 6. 🍽️Nearby Food Recommendations: • Jingdezhen offers many local specialties, such as Jingdezhen rice noodles and ceramic roast duck. Give them a try! 7. 💡Tips: • Book your tickets in advance to avoid queuing on-site. • Please follow the museum rules and do not touch the exhibits. We hope this guide will make your visit to the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum even more enjoyable!🌟

Before coming here, I had no idea the Imperial Kiln Museum would be so fascinating. The museum is located in the Taoyangli Scenic Area, which requires a ticket to enter. After entering the main gate, you'll see ancient kiln ruins on both sides. Walk a bit further, and you'll find a popular photo spot where you can take pictures of ancient buildings through ceramic shards. Be prepared for a queue and plan your poses in advance. Grab a couple of cups of local Jike milk tea; the bright red color looks great in photos. The Imperial Kiln Museum has a unique exterior. Besides the museum, don't miss the ancient kilns nearby, where you can watch masters carving and pick up some exquisite Linglong porcelain souvenirs.

Most of the collections in the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum are unique and rare, seldom seen at home or abroad. Among them, the Yuan blue-and-white five-clawed dragon Go jar, the Ming Hongwu underglaze red white lotus scroll pattern large bowl, the Ming Yongle white-glazed three-pot connected vessel, the Ming Xuande blue-and-white dragon cricket jar, the Ming Xuande doucai mandarin duck lotus pond pattern plate, and the Ming Chenghua three-color duck-shaped incense burner are all "treasures of the museum", admired by the world.

Four days of wandering around Jingdezhen Beyond the popular internet-famous spots, I love the color and atmosphere of this city even more. Red bricks moistened by rain, cool and pleasant fresh air, Rolling dark clouds and elaborately arranged studios along the streets, Every corner is a perfect photo opportunity. P1, P2, P16. Imperial Kiln Museum P13, P14, P15. Small shops at the Sculpture Porcelain Factory P3, P4, P17, P18, P19. Taoyangli Imperial Kiln Scenic Spot P5. Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue P20. Fuliang Ancient County Office P9. Museum of Chinese Ceramics Personal suggestion: Three days are enough to explore Jingdezhen. Day 1: Museum of Chinese Ceramics in the morning, Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue in the afternoon. Day 2: Imperial Kiln Museum and Taoyangli Scenic Spot. Remember to book tickets for the Imperial Kiln Museum before buying tickets for the Taoyangli Scenic Spot. Here's a tip for free entry: Make a reservation at a restaurant or cafe within the scenic spot, such as Blueberry Restaurant, Ou Ji Stir-fry, or Chelun Coffee. After booking, just inform the guard. If you have time in the afternoon, you can book a glassblowing or ceramic-making experience. Day 3: Visit Sanbao Village in the morning and Fuliang Ancient County Office in the afternoon. I don't think the Porcelain Palace is worth visiting; it's neither exquisite nor magnificent. Food recommendations: Xiamao Laomian Tangbao's red bean soup, fresh meat soup dumplings, and cold noodles; after a day of exploring, you can have a late-night snack at Ou Ji Food Stalls. Try the fried dough sticks with sticky rice at Chengxin Youtiao Bao Mazi on Zhonghua South Street, Tanpo Dumpling Cakes, and there's a very popular Jianbing (savory crepe) stall, but it's only open in the afternoon. Don't miss Lao Zhang Fried Dumplings in Mashi Alley. There's also a delicious restaurant called Zhongcheng Tiangengji Landmark Jingdezhen Cuisine next to Taoxichuan. Finally, I hope everyone finds the most beautiful travel experience in Jingdezhen.

I went to Jingdezhen for a visit during the Chinese New Year and found a fairy-like classical Chinese restaurant in a garden-style restaurant with a small bridge and flowing water. It was beautiful to sit in a garden box and enjoy authentic Gan cuisine! There are dozens of private rooms of all sizes! Perfect for gathering with family and friends, or entertaining guests👍 ·Sea Salt Stewed Chicken The salty and fragrant sea salt meets the tenderness of the chicken, the original taste, the chicken is tender and juicy👍 ·Crispy Glass Shrimp Balls The outside is covered with crispy, and the juicy feeling bursts when you bite it, and the shrimp meat is tender and chewy inside • Jiangxi Spicy Fairy Sauce Duck🦆 The sauce duck is added with authentic Jiangxi spicy🌶️, which is salty and fragrant. The duck meat is firm and chewy, and the more you chew, the more fragrant it is • Jiangxi Spicy Glutinous Chicken Feet The chicken feet are soft and glutinous, and they are boneless, full of the hotness of the pepper. The soft and glutinous and hot fusion makes people unable to stop • Jiangxi Spicy Fresh Pepper Cold Noodles One of the famous delicacies in Jingdezhen, the smooth rice noodles are paired with Jiangxi fresh peppers. It is smooth at first, and then the fresh and spicy stimulates the taste buds. • Dough sticks wrapped in mochi This is a specialty snack in Jingdezhen. The dough sticks are crispy, the mochi is soft and sticky, and the sweet fillings make it rich and delicious.