Jingdezhen | A Thousand-Year Ceramic Journey

| A thousand-year ceramic journey. I'd always heard that Jingdezhen is a sacred place for ceramics, and finally, during my vacation, I set foot on this land full of artistic atmosphere. This trip not only allowed me to appreciate the unique charm of the thousand-year-old porcelain capital but also gave me unforgettable memories. 🚗Itinerary Day 1: Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter → Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum After arriving in Jingdezhen, my first stop was the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter. It was transformed from an old factory, retaining the architectural style of the industrial era while incorporating modern artistic elements. Walking in the quarter, you can see various ceramic studios, creative shops, and art exhibitions everywhere. Taoxichuan is even more lively at night, with brilliant lights and a strong artistic atmosphere. The next day, I went to the Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum, which houses a large collection of ceramic treasures, ranging from ancient primitive pottery to modern exquisite porcelain. Here, I not only learned about the history of Jingdezhen ceramics but also experienced the profoundness of ceramic art. 💡Travel Tips 1. Transportation: You can choose taxis or shared bikes for convenient and fast transportation within the city. If you want to go to farther attractions, you can also consider taking the bus. 2. Food Recommendations: Be sure to try Jingdezhen's specialties, such as cold noodles, alkaline water baba, and dumpling baba. They have unique flavors that will leave you with a lasting impression. 3. Shopping Guide: When buying ceramics, pay attention to authenticity and quality. You can go to formal ceramic markets or shops to buy them, and remember to bargain! This trip to Jingdezhen gave me a deeper understanding and love for ceramic art. If you are also interested in ceramic culture, you might as well come to Jingdezhen for a visit. I believe you will also be attracted by the charm of this city.