I thought Wuyuan was beautiful, until I encountered Jingdezhen…I was completely stunned!

I always thought Wuyuan's idyllic scenery was the ultimate, until I stepped into the thousand-year-old porcelain capital, Jingdezhen. Only then did I discover that this city hides another kind of captivating beauty! Ceramic elements are everywhere, brimming with oriental charm, perfect for young people to enjoy a leisurely city walk. 2 Days 1 Night Immersive Itinerary Day 1: Museum of Chinese Ceramics → Sanbao Village → Imperial Kiln Museum → Taoxichuan Day 2: Bingding Wood-fired Kiln → Yaoli Scenic Area → Porcelain Palace → Return Trip Must-See Attractions Guide ✅ Museum of Chinese Ceramics: Free admission! Recommended as your first stop. From the Neolithic Age to modern ceramic art, it fully showcases the thousand-year history of ceramics. The super popular "Silent Buddha" is on the 6th floor in the New China exhibition area. Remember to book in advance through official channels! ✅ Imperial Kiln Museum: An artistic landmark that won the "Oscar" of the architectural world! It's stunning after 5pm, when the setting sun collides with the streamlined architecture to create beautiful blue-toned light and shadow. Tickets are 53 yuan, and it's located within the Taoyangli Scenic Area. ✅ Sanbao Village: Where the soul of Jingdezhen resides! The streets are filled with ceramic workshops and creative boutiques, even the streetlights and walls are adorned with ceramic elements. Art lovers will find themselves rooted to the spot. ✅ Taoxichuan: A free treasure trove of a cultural and creative block! Every photo you take has a retro industrial vibe, and there are lively markets on weekends where you can find interesting ceramic trinkets! ✅ Yaoli Scenic Area: A poetic wonderland of a Jiangnan water town, with white walls and black tiles, small bridges and flowing water, like a thousand-year-old village from a traditional Chinese painting. ✅ Bingding Wood-fired Kiln: A light and shadow art museum hidden in the mountains! Minimalist aesthetics blend perfectly with traditional kilns, but it's closed on Tuesdays, so don't go there then. ✅ Porcelain Palace: A colorful palace pieced together with broken porcelain pieces. Although it's sparked some artistic controversy, it's truly stunning for photos! Get exotic photos for just 25 yuan. Accommodation & Transportation Guide 📍 Recommended to stay near People's Square in the city center, or around the Taoyangli Scenic Area. Fuzhou Nong Food Street is just downstairs! Jingdezhen's road planning is quite complex, so taking a taxi is more convenient. Food Recommendations (Spice Lovers Rejoice!) 🍜 Must-try list: Beef Bone Soup, Cold Noodles, Fried Dough Sticks Wrapped in Sticky Rice…Highly recommend the time-honored "Tu Wei Mei Small Yellow Croaker"! They incorporate ceramic elements into the restaurant design, and their signature small yellow croaker is fragrant, spicy, and crispy, with generous portions. It's a true local favorite! Come to Jingdezhen and experience the romance of clay and fire, encounter the thousand-year-old porcelain spirit in the streets and alleys. This is the right way to spend a weekend trip!