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Jingdezhen, a city known as the "Porcelain Capital", is like a shining pearl, exuding a unique charm. It carries thousands of years of ceramic culture, and every inch of land is imbued with the breath of art. Here, ancient craftsmanship and modern creativity are intertwined and collided, and the natural beauty and rich cultural customs complement each other. If you also want a unique trip, then follow this guide and start a three-day exploration trip to Jingdezhen! - Day 1: First visit to the Porcelain Capital·Immersive Art Tour When arriving in Jingdezhen, it is recommended to take the high-speed rail directly to Jingdezhen North Station. When touring the city, taking a taxi or renting an electric car is a good choice. The homestay rents an electric car for 30 yuan until check-out, which is convenient for traveling through the alleys. In the morning, go to the China Ceramics Museum, which is free but requires an appointment. The blue and white porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty, treasures from the official kilns of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the internet-famous "Silent Buddha" sculpture on the second floor are not to be missed. Remember to arrive before 9 am to avoid the crowds, and wear plain clothes for better photo taking. In the evening, check in at the Imperial Kiln National Archaeological Site Park. The ticket is 50 yuan. The night view of Longzhu Pavilion and the Imperial Kiln Museum is beautiful, and the arched red brick buildings are like works of art. If it happens to be Friday to Sunday, you can also go to the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District to visit the market. The average price of student-created ceramics is 100-300 yuan, and you can bargain. The "Yuansheng Coffee" in the park is a good place to take a break. - Day 2: Explore the Ancient Town: From Nature to the Daily Life Charge a car or drive to Yaoli Ancient Town, 1 hour drive, about 200 yuan/day. The farmhouse dishes of "Yaohe Family" in the ancient town are worth a try, and Castanopsis tofu and alkaline rice cakes are must-order dishes. Yaoli Ancient Town is free, but some attractions charge admission. The wooden bridge, bluestone road, and villagers washing clothes by the river are all great photo spots. It is recommended to wear Hanfu or cotton and linen long skirts. Hanxi Village and the Earth Art Festival are open to the public free of charge. The "Art in Fuliang" tea garden installation and the white "lampshade" art tower (see "Art Fuliang Living Room" on the navigation page) are must-see places. Sanbaopeng Art Village is also free. You can make an appointment for the wheel throwing class at "Sanbaopeng Pottery Space" for 98 yuan per hour. - Day3: In-depth experience and niche gameplay treasure hunt Saturday morning from 9 to 12, go to the Lotte Pottery Society Creative Market, which is a gathering place for original designs. If you arrive early, you can grab limited edition products. "Yifangting" second-hand utensil store is worth recommending. The ticket to Bingding Chai Kiln is 30 yuan. The space where light and shadow are combined with architecture is full of the feeling of a temple. It is dressed in a minimalist black and white style, and you can take great pictures with a wide-angle lens. In the afternoon, visit the sculpture porcelain factory. Ceramic bracelets for 10 yuan for 3 strings and defective tea cups for as low as 5 yuan are a paradise for students. - Accommodation recommendation: 279 Liju Courtyard Meisu Located in the prime location of Sanbao International Ceramics Village, it is a 10-minute walk to Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park and Sanbao Art Museum. Here there is a Song-style aesthetic space, a Jiangnan garden-style courtyard paved with bluestone slabs, koi in the lotus pond and old stone mill elements that complement each other. The smart rooms are equipped with projectors and smart home systems, and the family rooms on the top floor have their own terrace. As for food, Fuzhou Nongkou fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes, Fan's beef bone powder, and fish head soup at Huijia Dinner are all worth a try.