[2025 Jingdezhen Attraction] Travel Guide for Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum (Updated May)

#2024TravelReview The trip to Jiangxi brought us to the famous Porcelain Capital #Jingdezhen, which has a 1,700-year history of pottery making. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it exported large quantities of porcelain to Europe, driving a boom in the kiln-fired porcelain industry. #御窑博物馆 is located in the historical area on the east side of the Imperial Kiln Site. It consists of more than six brick vaults based on traditional kiln types, giving you a sense of visiting Yingge. The main structure, like an ancient kiln, extends below street level, which is quite design-oriented. The museum exhibits nearly 800 precious cultural relics that were unearthed and restored from the ruins of the imperial kilns of the Ming and Qing dynasties, such as the Doucai Chicken Cup, the Blue and White Cricket Jar with Running Dragon Pattern, the Blue and White Ruyi Head-shaped Pillow, etc. If you just visit from a cursory perspective, they are quite fresh. The ruins of the Imperial Kiln still retain the huge chimney of the kiln, which is tall and sharp, and seems to be telling the great achievements of the past. The entire park is quite large, with antique-style streetscapes, which makes walking around it full of historical charm. #JiangxiTravel #Jingdezhen #Ceramics #Porcelain Capital

🚗Day 1️⃣: 📍 China Ceramic Museum The first large-scale ceramic art museum in China, with a collection of more than 20,000 ceramics from different periods. The popular "Speechless Buddha" is on the 6th floor. Admission is free, but you need to make a reservation in advance. 📍 Imperial Kiln Museum Rated as the second most beautiful museum in the world! The red brick building is very photogenic! It is recommended to go in the evening, so you can capture both the daytime and night views, and the reflection of the building in the pool during the blue hour is stunning. Admission is free, but you need to make a reservation on Changyou Jingdezhen. 📍 Fuzhou Alley In addition to being a great place to stroll and take photos, Jingdezhen also has great food! Here you can find all the local delicacies: beef bone powder, cold powder, fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice, chili cake, etc. 🚗Day 2️⃣: 📍 Bingding Wood Kiln A niche art gallery, the minimalist wabi-sabi style is very photogenic. Wearing black clothes will make your photos stand out. Admission is 30 yuan/person. Business hours: 08:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays). 📍 Porcelain Palace A ceramic palace built by a 90-year-old grandmother at a huge cost, the entire building used more than 60,000 pieces of porcelain, it's really shocking! Admission is 25 yuan/person. Business hours: 08:00-17:00. 📍 Yaoli Ancient Town The place described in Jay Chou's lyrics "The sky is blue waiting for the rain" is here. It's more poetic on rainy days. Admission is free. Business hours: 08:00-17:00. 🚗Day 3️⃣: 📍 Sanbao Village The most artistic place in Jingdezhen, with art spaces, cafes, art galleries, etc., you can spend most of the day here, and if you're afraid of getting tired from walking, you can rent an electric car. 📍 Hanxi Village An outdoor art gallery without a roof, stroll through the thousand-acre hillside tea garden, and check in at Ma Yansong's "Lamp of the Earth". Admission is free. Business hours: all day. 📍 Ceramic City Before leaving Jingdezhen, you must visit this ceramic mall, which is different from Taoxichuan, Sculpture Ceramic Factory, Taoyang New Village and other markets. This is a large shopping mall with many famous ceramic shops, and the dazzling array of exquisite ceramics is really irresistible. You want to take every piece home. It's also really decent to give as a gift! You can also experience Jingdezhen's unique cultural heritage here, such as making pottery, building kilns, and painting on ceramics... 👍👍Impression: Jingdezhen is really a city full of artistic atmosphere and historical heritage. Every street and building seems to be telling an ancient story. Here, you can not only appreciate the exquisite ceramic artworks, but also taste the authentic Jiangxi cuisine. This trip has given me a deeper understanding and knowledge of Jingdezhen, it's really a city worth visiting!

A Small City Worth Visiting Just for the Food 🕰️ Travel Schedule Friday: 🚄 18:17 Shanghai Hongqiao → 21:36 Jingdezhen North Sunday: ✈️ 20:30 Jingdezhen → 21:55 Shanghai Hongqiao ⚠️ Must-read upon arrival: Exit from the South Square! Instantly get ride-hailing cars without queuing! 🏨 Accommodation Review ▫️ Fairfield by Marriott Jingdezhen ✔️ Location: Close to high-speed rail station/airport/attractions, plenty of food delivery options nearby ✔️ Other notes: Hotel is next to the police station, with a residential community in front, basically no public area environment. Front desk staff were friendly but didn't seem very professional. They said they upgraded my room, but I couldn't tell the difference. Breakfast was average but filling. When I went downstairs at 9:50, they were already clearing the tables, but the auntie still made me a bowl of noodles and repeatedly warned me the chili was spicy. I still got a spicy shock, and she immediately poured me a glass of juice. If judging by standardized service, it's just average, but if viewed as a family inn, it's quite nice. 💡 Summary: Don't be picky when booking rooms 🍜 Food Hit and Miss List (10-point scale) 🌙 Friday Night Snacks ▫️ Xi Ge Outdoor BBQ (7.0): Duck head and duck feet were great! Cold rice noodles were average; alkaline rice cakes were substantial ▫️ Hongdu Thumb (7.0): Standard milk tea quality 🌆 Saturday Dinner ▫️ Xiao Le Chuan (9.0‼️): Order blindly without worry! Ordered 5 dishes, and the auntie firmly refused to let me order a sixth. Two of us ate everything clean, which also filled my stomach for the night ▫️ Jike Milk Tea: Hongdu version 2.0 🌞 Sunday Breakfast ▫️ Chengxin Fried Dough Sticks with Mochi: Delicious, but Nanjing's are better ▫️ Cherry Coffee: A coffee shop hidden in a residential community. Many people recommended their pour-over coffee, but it was just okay. The advantage is being quiet and away from tourist areas 🍚 Sunday Lunch ▫️ Tuweimei Small Yellow Croaker (8.0): Delicious! Reliable like Le Chuan 📸 Lazy Traveler's Itinerary Saturday 🕛 Morning: Coma-style sleep-in 🕞 Afternoon: Due to bad weather, I spontaneously booked a Song Dynasty pearl makeup photoshoot, very satisfied with the styling and photos 🌃 Evening: Night run + lying flat watching Bilibili Sunday 🕛 Morning: Life-saving sleep-in 🕐 Afternoon: ① Ceramic Museum: Reserve 7 days in advance, keep checking as tickets are released periodically. The exhibition layout is average; if you're not a ceramic enthusiast, you can finish in 1h+. The Speechless Buddha is on the 6th floor, you can go directly there. We went during lunch time and waited only 15 minutes in line. ② Imperial Kiln Museum: Located inside Taoyangli, museum requires reservation 3 days in advance (free), but Taoyangli requires tickets that aren't cheap 🌟 Lazy Traveler's Summary: The whole of Jingdezhen gives off a chaotic under-construction vibe, with streets a bit messy, but the food is really good. Perfect for lazy travelers to enjoy a 48-hour "Sleep till whenever - Eat well - Wander at will" healing journey

#Ceramic Stream Creative #Unlock the life list When I lived in Shanghai, I wanted to visit Jingdezhen, but I was unable to do so! Later, I went to Xiamen to participate in an exhibition. A few counters next to me were people from Jiangxi. When we talked about Jingdezhen ceramics, it made me yearn for it even more 🤩 Finally it's done, fulfilling my dream💖 #江西靖德镇 #中国陶瓷博物馆 #陶溪川

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!

#discoverchina 🏛 China’s First National Ceramic Museum - Houses 400,000+ artifacts spanning 2,000 years, from Han Dynasty greenware to modern art porcelain. - Architectural design mimics a stacked porcelain bowl, with translucent ceramic facade panels. 📍 Location: No.1 Changjiang Avenue, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi 🕒 Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Last entry 4:30 PM, Closed Mondays) 🎫 Admission: Free 🚇 Transport: - From City Center: Bus K35/K36 to Ceramic Museum Stop - High-Speed Rail: Jingdezhen North Station + taxi (25min)

🚗🚗🚗 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:

I just got back from Jingdezhen and was amazed by this porcelain capital! 🏺 [Must-See Attractions] 1️⃣ Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue: Mostly stalls set up by Jingdezhen college students starting their own businesses. The lighting design of the entire park is absolutely stunning, and the ceramic art district is full of atmosphere. Black outfits are recommended for efficient photoshoots at night. Recommended time: 18:00-22:00 Tips: You can find unique handmade ceramics if you look carefully. A scented candle or a small cup costs around RMB 88, but the designs are unique. ⚠ Be sure to pay attention to your personal safety and belongings. A friend had their phone stolen. The security footage showed that an umbrella was used to block the view, so it was definitely a repeat offender... 2️⃣ Taoyang New Village Night Market: A foodie paradise! All kinds of snacks are cheap and delicious. You can eat your fill for an average of RMB 30! 🍢 Small porcelain flowers are RMB 10 for 6, bracelets are RMB 10 for 5, porcelain roses are RMB 25 each, and sunflowers are RMB 18 each. At the end of the market, there is a store selling ice crackle teapot gift sets for RMB 80, buy one get one free, which is definitely the best deal. 3️⃣ Imperial Kiln Factory: The Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory is the official kiln factory with the longest firing time, largest scale, and most exquisite craftsmanship in China. Here, you can experience thousands of years of porcelain-making culture, especially the architectural landscape at the entrance, with the water view reflecting the buildings. Strolling around and taking pictures is very relaxing and comfortable. 4️⃣ China Ceramics Museum: The "Speechless Bodhisattva" is so cute. There are so many people that you have to line up in an S-shape. You can buy a small bell or refrigerator magnet in the cultural and creative gift shop. 🍽️ [Food Recommendations] You can walk into any beef bone noodle shop, but the taste is average. However, it is cheap and the portions are large. The signature beef bone noodles are served with the beef bones and noodles in separate bowls and only cost RMB 20. Highly recommend Jiangxi stir-fries 🌶️ Ouji Da Da Pai Dang/Dongli Dayuan/Jingshui Yao Jiangxi Cuisine. You can eat until you're stuffed for an average of RMB 60-100. The dishes are so delicious that you'll want to come back for more. Night market barbecue stalls are open until 3-4am, so the nightlife is super rich! You don't have to go far, Taoxichuan is enough. There are also quiet bars with a great atmosphere at night. 🏨 [Accommodation Recommendations] Jingdezhen Hyatt Place & Jingdezhen The Unbound Collection by Hyatt Although the value for money is average, the location and service attitude are good. It is located next to Taoxichuan and is within walking distance. The interior decoration and style of the hotel are very suitable for Trip Moments in ancient Chinese costumes. Unfortunately, I was short on time, so I just took a few quick snaps in my own clothes. The breakfast buffet is average, but the set dinner has obvious signs of being pre-made. It was heavily criticized by my companions. A table costs RMB 2,699, which is extremely poor value for money. The side dishes are unreasonable and there are very few vegetarian dishes. In short, it's not recommended. It is recommended to try local specialties, which cost around RMB 70 per person and are very delicious! 💡 Attention plz About Jingdezhen The service awareness and user-friendly experience of the whole city are not good. Whether it is pick-up, taxi, shopping, or various consumption experiences, the feeling is average. Be prepared. The cost of consumption is low, and the food is cost-effective. The nightlife is rich, and many ceramic culture markets are open until 2am, and barbecue stalls are open until 3-4am. Remember to make an appointment in advance for the museum, bring your ID card, and note that it is closed on Mondays.

📍Address: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province 🚗Transportation: Take the high-speed train/bullet train directly to "Jingdezhen Station". It costs about CNY 10 to take a taxi to the city center from the station. Jingdezhen is not big, and you can basically get to any attraction by taxi. ⚠️Sanbao Village is very large, so it is recommended to rent an electric bike for easy access! The rental fee is about CNY 30. Don't choose one that costs more than CNY 30. There are many merchants there, so you can find another one. 👍️Must-see attractions: 📍China Ceramics Museum (be sure to make an appointment in advance via the mini program). You can go directly to the 6th floor to see the Silent Buddha. 📍Sculpture Porcelain Factory (it is recommended to enter from the South Gate and exit from the North Gate. It is really great to walk around. No one can leave empty-handed, so it is recommended to visit the small shops inside). 📍Sanbao Village (Sanbao Village is a very long road, suitable for leisurely riding an electric bike. There are many places to visit along the way). 🎟️Ticket information: Free 💗Other tips: Remember to wear comfortable shoes, as you have to walk a lot when visiting the attractions! 👟 2. Check the weather in advance and bring sunscreen and rain gear! 🌞🌧 Jingdezhen is really suitable for a short weekend trip to experience ceramic culture, take beautiful photos, and eat delicious food. It's so great! Sisters, let's go! 💃

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.

The short holiday is coming! Here's a fantastic four-day trip recommendation—a journey from Shangrao to Jingdezhen. You'll experience the sun-drying tradition in Huangling, marvel at the intangible cultural heritage of "Da Tie Hua" (iron flower hitting) in Wunvzhou, enjoy bamboo rafting, and even try your hand at pottery making. Don't miss out! 🛤️Itinerary DAY 1: Wangxian Valley 🌄Explore the mystical Wangxian Valley and experience the harmonious blend of nature and culture. DAY 2: Terraced Flower Sea🌸—Moon Bay🌙—Wunvzhou Resort✨ 🌼Stroll through the terraced flower sea and immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of nature; 🌙At night, head to Moon Bay and admire the tranquil moonlit scenery; ✨Finally, relax at Wunvzhou Resort and don't forget to watch the spectacular intangible cultural heritage performance of Da Tie Hua! DAY 3: Yaoli Ancient Town Scenic Area🏞️—Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area🏺—Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Zone🎨 🏞️Visit Yaoli Ancient Town and appreciate the ancient architecture and culture; 🏺Next, explore the Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area and experience the unique charm of ceramic art; 🎨In the evening, wander around the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Zone, choose your favorite cultural and creative products, and try the pottery making experience to create your own ceramic artwork! DAY 4: Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum🏛️ 🏛️On the last day, visit the Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum, delve into the long history and exquisite craftsmanship of Chinese ceramics, and conclude this journey perfectly. Places to Visit: 🏞️ Wangxian Valley: Embark on a Gan folk culture tour and experience the charm of local culture amidst the picturesque landscape. Don't forget to look up at the stunning full moon in the sky! 🏰 Wunvzhou Resort: The new-style Hui-style architecture and picturesque night view will transport you back to the golden age of Huizhou. Don't miss the wonderful folk performances! 🔥 Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area: From the Song to Qing Dynasties, explore the ancient kilns and experience the close integration of porcelain art and folk customs. 🎨 Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum: Journey through thousands of years of porcelain history, admire ceramic treasures from various dynasties, and experience the infinite charm of ceramic art. 🌈 Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Zone: This ceramic-themed zone offers pleasant scenery and boundless creativity, seamlessly blending art and life. Travel Checklist: 🧳 Must-haves for your Shangrao-Jingdezhen trip! 👗 Clothing: Hoodies, long sleeves, and sneakers are recommended. Remember to bring a jacket as the temperature can fluctuate. 🎒 Carry-on Bag: Prepare a small bag for your phone, wallet, tissues, and other small items. 📄 Documents: Don't forget your ID card, driver's license, and student ID. 🔋 Electronic Devices: Chargers and power banks are essential for capturing those memorable moments. 💊 Medicine: Pack some gastrointestinal medicine and motion sickness medicine for a healthy trip. 🕶️ Sun and Rain Protection: An umbrella and a sun hat are recommended, as the weather in March can be unpredictable. That's all for the Shangrao-Jingdezhen trip. Don't forget to save and like this post. See you on the next trip! 👋✨

Day 1⃣️ 1. Ceramic Museum • 🎫 Free admission • 🕒 9:00–17:00, closed on Mondays • 📌 Book 4–5 days in advance on the WeChat mini-program "Changyou Jingdezhen" and go straight to the 6th floor to see the speechless Buddha! • 🚗 4.7 km, approx. 18 mins by car 2. Taoyangli Scenic Area & Imperial Kiln Museum • 🎫 Taoyangli CNY 53/person • 🕒 9:00–21:30, closed on Mondays • 📌 The Imperial Kiln Museum is located in Taoyangli. Book 1 day in advance. Free admission after 20:30 • 🚶‍♂️ 300 m, 5 mins on foot 3. Fuzhou Nong • 🎫 Free • 🕒 Open all day • 📌 Jingdezhen food and snack street, with many well-known food stores. Choose stores without waiting lines to save time. • 🚗 5 km, approx. 20 mins by car 4. Taoyang Xincun Night Market • 🎫 Free • 🕒 18:00–23:00 • 📌 The night market is large and starts closing at 22:30. It offers great value for money. Remember to compare prices and bargain skillfully! - Day 2⃣️ 1. Sculpture Porcelain Factory • 🎫 Free • 🕒 9:00–18:00 • 📌 Mei Yan Suo, Lanyu Coffee, Yuan Lai Shi Ni, and Graffiti Street are all great places to take photos. Visit the stores according to your preferences. 2. Sanbao Village • 🎫 Free • 🕒 Open all day • 📌 Recommended route (no backtracking): • 9494 Aesthetics Space (Mama Bakery) • Xunwei Sanbao (get a queuing number in advance) • Sanbao Porcelain Valley Art Museum (Tao Cafe, Shou Qi Ping) • Jingdezhen Wall (take photos while queuing) • Sanbao Peng Art Community (Bukongshan Coffee Shop) • Sanbao Art Museum (artistic porcelain wall)

|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.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 I have visited many small towns in China, and Jingdezhen is the place where one can feel the richness of history the most. Many towns seem to have signs of renovation, with a mix of old and new, but Jingdezhen is very attractive, with many kinds of porcelain from different eras, which is very suitable for a long stay. 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Antique 🕰️Business hours: 9-5 💰Average consumption: free

Planning a trip to Jiujiang-Shangrao-Jingdezhen for the upcoming short holiday? Don't miss this guide! Explore the sea of canola flowers in Wuyuan Huangling, experience the thousand-year-old charm of Wangxian Valley, and visit the Museum of Chinese Ceramics and Taoxichuan. Make your journey even more spectacular! -------------------- 🚗 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Guangzhou and arrive in Jingdezhen Embark on a journey of art and nature, flying directly from Guangzhou to Jingdezhen. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and rest up for the exciting activities planned for the next day. Day 2: Explore Lushan National Scenic Area Immerse yourself in the magnificent mountains and rich history of Lushan National Scenic Area, enjoying the dual charm of nature and culture. Day 3: Visit Meilu Villa and the terraced canola flower fields of Wuyuan Huangling In the morning, visit Meilu Villa and delve into its historical significance. In the afternoon, head to Wuyuan Huangling and immerse yourself in the golden sea of terraced fields and canola flowers, enjoying nature's gifts. Day 4: Explore Sanqingshan National Scenic Area and discover the hidden beauty of Wangxian Valley Hike through Sanqingshan National Scenic Area and experience the mystery and magnificence of nature. In the evening, journey to Wangxian Valley, exploring its thousand-year-old landscape and savoring the profound history. Day 5: Experience the Porcelain Sea Sci-Tech Innovation Park, stroll through Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter, and revisit the Museum of Chinese Ceramics in Jingdezhen In the morning, experience the joy of ceramic making at the Porcelain Sea Sci-Tech Innovation Park. In the afternoon, stroll through the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Quarter, experiencing the fusion of art and life. Finally, visit the Museum of Chinese Ceramics in Jingdezhen to review the glorious history of ceramic culture, concluding your journey on a perfect note. -------------------- Recommended Attractions: Wangxian Valley ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 636 County Road, Wangxian Township, Guangxin District, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province Opening Hours: February 3–December 31, 9:30am–11:00pm Duration: 1 day Experience Gan family customs, enjoy the natural beauty and cultural landscape, and witness the breathtaking night view of "Heaven on Earth." Wangxian Valley awaits your exploration! Lushan National Scenic Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 19 Hexi Road, Guling Town, Lushan City, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province Opening Hours: Open all day Duration: 1–3 days Come to Lushan in March to find spring! Green mountains and clear waters blend with cultural heritage, and there are also special offers for free admission to multiple scenic spots! Wuyuan Huangling ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Huangling Village, Jiangwan Town, Wuyuan County, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province Opening Hours: March 8–December 31, 7:30am–8:00pm Duration: 2–3 hrs Enjoy the beautiful scenery of "shaiqiu" (sun-drying), terraced flower fields, and Huizhou-style architecture. Wuyuan Huangling awaits your visit! Sanqingshan National Scenic Area ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Sanqing Township, Yushan County, Shangrao City (near Jinsha Service Area) Opening Hours: From March 7, the opening hours vary slightly between working days and weekends. Duration: 1–2 days With unique rock formations, seas of clouds, sunrises, and high-altitude plank roads, Sanqingshan National Scenic Area offers both thrills and breathtaking views! -------------------- 🎒 Travel Preparations: 👗 Clothing: The temperature in Jiujiang-Shangrao-Jingdezhen in March is moderate. Prepare light jackets for daytime and warm jackets for nighttime. Choose comfortable sneakers suitable for long walks. 🎩 Accessories: Hats and sunglasses are great for sun protection and style. Don't forget to bring an umbrella in case of unexpected rain. 📋 Documents: Ensure you have your ID card, student ID, and other discount-eligible documents, as well as your driver's license and vehicle-related documents before departure. 🔋 Electronic Devices: Bring your phone, charger, and power bank to stay connected. Don't forget your camera to capture those beautiful moments. 💊 Other Items: Carry some common medications, such as cold and stomach medicine. Sunscreen is also essential to protect your skin from UV rays. -------------------- Jiujiang-Shangrao-Jingdezhen, a journey filled with beautiful scenery and captivating stories. We hope everyone returns home with a heart full of unforgettable memories. ❤️

| Jingdezhen Handmade Travel Guide. 🥣【Prologue to the Porcelain Capital】The green glaze of white porcelain contains the aura of a thousand-year-old kiln. When blue and white flowers flow on the blank, the fragments of the imperial kiln dance with the stream water of Sanbao Village, and the thousand-year-old kiln fire refines unspoken secrets. Even the street lamps in this city are shaped like blue and white porcelain, and every corner tells the epic story of earth and fire. The neon lights of Taoxichuan and the broken porcelain pieces from the Sculpture Porcelain Factory weave lines of poetry of the collision of the old and the new under the moonlight. Come to Jingdezhen and make friends with time - wait for a misty rain in Yaoli Ancient Town and let the temperature of porcelain clay warm the hearts of travelers. ——「Must-Hide Secret Realm」——📷📷📷📷📷 • China Ceramics Museum | No. 1, Zijing North Road, Changjiang District At half past nine, the morning light slanted into the glass dome and flowed on the Yuan blue and white plum vase. This three-dimensional collection of poetry written on blue and white porcelain is recommended to be visited from the top floor in reverse order to see how the clay transforms from a practical utensil into art. • Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area | No. 1, Guyao Road, Cidu Avenue, Changjiang District Walking into the living ceramic fossils, the dome of the Zhen Kiln from the Qing Dynasty looks like an inverted tea bowl. Every Wednesday/Saturday morning, there are intangible cultural heritage master's pottery throwing performances. The porcelain clay grows into an object between the fingers, as if going back in time. • Sanbao International Ceramics Village | Sanbao Road, Zhushan District A pottery utopia is hidden deep in the valley, and the courtyard walls paved with broken porcelain pieces glow faintly in the twilight. Make an appointment for the "Worldly Pottery" experience class (3 days in advance) and sculpt your own vessel next to the century-old water mill. • Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District | No. 150, Xinchang West Road, Zhushan District The industrial aesthetics of red brick chimneys and glass curtain walls, and the creative market on Friday and Saturday nights are like a flowing ceramic poetry reading. Recommended time is 19:00-21:00, when each object has its own story filter under the warm yellow spotlight. • Yaoli Ancient Town | Yaoli Town, Fuliang County (50 kilometers from the city) Taking the early bus through the morning mist, the Hui-style horse-head wall is reflected in the Yao River. The "blue sky waiting for the mist and rain" described by Fang Wenshan found a concrete annotation in the Long Kiln Ruins of Raonan Ancient Kiln Ruins. 🏨——「Aesthetics of Living」——🏨 🎋 Light luxury choice: Hyatt Regency Jingdezhen Address: No. 28, Taoyang South Road, Zhushan District The designer used ceramic texture to reconstruct the space, and the giant blue and white chandelier in the lobby bar is like a suspended starry sky. It takes only 5 minutes to walk to Taoxi River, where you can stay overnight in the "Qingchuan" theme room and watch the kiln fire reflected through the window. 🍵 Mid-range: Hiking Osmanthus Garden Address: No. 114, Sanbao Road, Zhushan District There are 15 rooms hidden in the Japanese garden, and each window is a landscape painting frame. In the morning, I brew tea in a Jianshui pottery pot in the tea room and hear the clear sound of mountain spring flowing over pebbles. 🎐 Backpacker accommodation: Tao Apartment Youth Hostel Address: B5, Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park, Xinchang West Road, Zhushan District There are capsule beds in the industrial-style loft, and a public kitchen where you can bake your own ceramic cups. The rooftop terrace is a secret spot for photographing chimney silhouettes. ——「Taste Kiln Change」—— 🌶 Market fireworks: • Fuzhou Nongkou Youtiao stall (Fuzhou Nong, Zhushan District) 5:30-10:00 The golden combination of crispy fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice cakes, paired with cold noodles, starts the morning in the Porcelain City. Be careful with the chili sauce, as the locals say it is "spicier than kiln fire". • Tangji Beef Bone Powder (Taoyang South Road, Zhushan District) 11:00-21:00 The ritual of presenting beef bones and powder separately, and the spicy soup contains the aroma of twenty kinds of Chinese medicine 🍶 Aesthetic feast: • Yixi Dining Table (No. 110, Sanbao Road) Private dishes are prepared by reservation, and seasonal mountain delicacies are served on blue and white tableware. Recommend "Fuliang Tea-flavored Duck", the spring scenery is floating in the tea soup ——「Travel Tips」—— 🛵 Transportation: It is recommended to rent an electric car in the city (30 yuan per day) to travel through the alleys of the porcelain city like a fish in water To Yaoli, you can take a bus from the West Railway Station (7:30 am/13:30 pm), or share a car for 50 yuan/person It is difficult to get a taxi at Taoxichuan at night. It is recommended to walk to Xinchang Road and then call a taxi ⚱️ Lightning avoidance guide: • The weekends at the Sculpture Porcelain Factory are like the Spring Festival travel rush, so it is recommended to shop on weekdays • Most of the "ancient porcelain pieces" on the roadside are made to look old. To see the real thing, you need to look at the pores and the fluidity of the glaze. • Beware of "electric kiln crash courses" when experiencing the workshop. It takes 7-15 days to fire in a real wood kiln. When the rain falls on Changjiang River Broken porcelain glimmers in the mud The soul of this city Waking up in the warmth of your palm 🌸✨Creation is not easy. If it is helpful to you who love literature and travel, please follow ❤️+like 👍+collect ❤️+repost 👉

Jingdezhen was liberated on April 29, 1949. With the development of the economy, the ceramic industry has been constantly innovating, with a wide variety of products and colorful colors. Jingdezhen has become a major porcelain production area and ceramic export base in the country. Among the exhibits is a carved basket made of rough clay. The flowers in the basket look like silk and are so delicate that they seem to be blown by a gentle breeze. There is a long queue for the internet celebrity Silent Buddha. If you are short on time, you can only watch from the outside.

I arrived in Jingdezhen on the afternoon of March 17 and checked in to the Fortune Hotel. That evening, I strolled through the porcelain market. The market was huge, and every vendor's stall was filled with a dazzling array of porcelain. It truly lives up to its reputation as the "Porcelain Capital." On the morning of the 18th, I visited the Jingdezhen China Porcelain Museum, located in Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province. It is the only museum in China dedicated solely to porcelain. Jingdezhen, known as the "Porcelain Capital," has been a major center of porcelain production in China since the Han Dynasty. The museum was established to showcase Jingdezhen's long history of porcelain making and its rich porcelain culture. The museum building blends traditional and modern architectural styles. Its spacious exhibition halls are divided into several themed areas. The main exhibition areas include porcelain treasures from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, encompassing celadon, white porcelain, and blue and white porcelain, as well as the development and innovation of Jingdezhen porcelain in modern times. There are also exhibits introducing the porcelain-making process, including throwing, painting, and firing. Works by renowned porcelain artists from various periods are displayed, showcasing superb craftsmanship and artistic value. The museum houses a vast collection of precious porcelain pieces, such as Yuan blue and white, Ming Yongle blue and white, and Qing Kangxi five-color porcelain. Some of these are classified as national-level cultural relics. The Jingdezhen China Porcelain Museum is an excellent place to learn about Chinese porcelain culture. Its rich exhibits and profound cultural heritage make it an important cultural landmark in Jingdezhen. Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum

Hey everyone, wondering what to do in Jingdezhen? Here's a super practical guide for a fantastic three-day trip! Don't miss out! Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Zone 🌟🌟 Recommended Rating: 4 stars Address: No. 187, Zhushan Middle Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province Opening Hours: 08:30–22:00 Visit Duration: 1–2 hrs This vibrant area is the pearl of the porcelain capital. Stroll through the Taoyangli Imperial Kiln scenic spot and experience the rich history and cultural charm. 🏺 Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area 🏺 Recommended Rating: 4 stars Address: No. 1, Guyao Road, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province Opening Hours: 08:00–17:00 Visit Duration: 3–4 hrs Want to experience the ancient kiln styles from the Song to Qing dynasties? This is the place! The close integration of porcelain art and folk customs will amaze you. 🎨 Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum 🎨 Recommended Rating: 4 stars Address: No. 1, Zijin Road, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province Opening Hours: February 5–July 8, Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–17:00; Closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays) Visit Duration: 2 hrs Explore thousands of years of porcelain history. This museum houses ceramic masterpieces from various historical periods. A visual feast not to be missed! Travel Checklist: 🧳 Essential items for your Jingdezhen trip! 👗 Clothing: Jingdezhen has large temperature differences in March. Pack a light down jacket, sweaters, comfortable pants, and sneakers. 🎒 Bag: A small backpack or crossbody bag to carry your phone, wallet, and ID for easy access. 📷 Photography Gear: A camera or phone to capture the beautiful scenery. Don't forget extra batteries and memory cards. 🌂 Rain Gear: It might rain in March, so pack a folding umbrella or raincoat to stay dry and happy. 💳 ID and Cash: Bring your ID card and some cash for emergencies. 🍚 Food and Drinks: Pack some snacks and water to stay energized throughout your trip. 💊 Emergency Medication: Bring cold and stomach medicines, just in case, for a safe trip. Don't forget to take home a piece of porcelain you love from your Jingdezhen trip, a special souvenir to remember your visit! 💕 We look forward to seeing you again in Jingdezhen, the porcelain capital!

💙Before coming to Jingdezhen📍, I was full of imagination about this "Porcelain Capital". After coming here, I found that it is far more charming than I imagined! From ancient ceramic art to trendy creative expressions, there are surprises everywhere [Love] 🌟Must-visit attractions: ✨China Ceramics Museum Here, time seems to be frozen into pieces of exquisite ceramics. The blue and white plum vase from the Yuan Dynasty has delicate and elegant patterns; the Tang Dynasty sancai camel is so lifelike that you can almost hear the camel bells along the Silk Road; there are also ceramic sculptures of various shapes, the expressions of arhats, the sleeves of fairies, every detail tells of the craftsmanship of the craftsmen. The museum building is also very design-conscious, with red brick curved walls and waterscape, and any photo you take will turn out to be a blockbuster! ✨Sculpture Porcelain Factory As soon as you walk in, you will be surrounded by a strong artistic atmosphere! The graffiti on the wall that says "Jingdezhen, here I come" is both cute and photogenic. The various imaginative ceramic installations in the park are so attractive that you can't move your feet away - deformed blue and white porcelain vases, stacked "Jingdezhen" bowls, and even pandas lying on porcelain bowls to look cute. There are also many pottery studios and markets where you can experience wheel throwing, buy handmade products, and feel the transformation of ceramics from clay to works of art. ✨Creative Park Tour Whether it is the internet-famous wall covered with interesting slogans, or the corners with funny ceramic installations such as "punching bottle" and "unconventional path", the romance and humor of Jingdezhen are hidden. Here, traditional ceramics collide with modern creativity, and new surprises can be discovered at every step. 📸Photography Tips: ✔️ Wear simple color clothes, which go well with blue, white, blue and white flowers and retro pottery figurines; ✔️Pose in a relaxed position in front of the graffiti wall and ceramic installations at the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, and take photos in minutes; ✔️The lighting in the museum is soft, and the close-up shots are very textured with the ceramic exhibits as the background. Jingdezhen is truly a city where you don’t want to leave once you’ve arrived. When your fingertips touch the patterns on the ceramic, it feels like you are touching thousands of years of time. If you also love art and yearn for poetry, you must come here to encounter an oriental romance in the fragrance of porcelain and tea.

In fact, you can go to other cities on weekends. For the third stop, we went to Jiangxi and spent a literary and romantic weekend... No need to take time off, low cost, no need to be a special forces soldier, plenty of time, leave on Friday, go home on Sunday... ✅About transportation: Departure: Taiyuan Wusu Airport ✈ Nanchang Changbei Airport Return trip: Nanchang Changbei Airport ✈ Taiyuan Wusu Airport ✅About accommodation: We stayed in Jingdezhen on the first night (Jingdezhen recommends staying near Taoxichuan so that it is more convenient to go anywhere), and stayed in Wuyuan Huangling Scenic Area on the second night ✅About eating and drinking: ‼ I highly recommend Ouji in Jingdezhen. The chicken feet and crab feet are so delicious. The food in Huangling Scenic Area is just average. The special snacks such as black sesame paste, peanut crisps and chili sauce are not bad. ✅About travel: After we arrived at Nanchang Airport, we took the intercity bus directly. It was very convenient when we got out of the airport. We took the bullet train from Jingdezhen to Huangling. ✅About per capita: The prices in Jiangxi are not high. The average cost per person for the entire trip is about 1500💰 ✅About itinerary strategy: (Actually there are only two days, Saturday and Sunday) ✔Saturday (Jingdezhen): Sanbao Village ➡ Sculpture Porcelain Factory ➡ Imperial Kiln Museum ➡ China Ceramics Museum ⚠⚠We were afraid that the next day's schedule would be too tight, so we went to the Imperial Kiln Museum on Friday night, so we had more time. ✔Sunday (Wuyuan Huangling): Huangling is relatively simple, the scenic area is not big, the whole day is spent wandering around the scenic area, taking pictures, eating, drinking, shopping...

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!

This is a large specialized ceramic art museum, housing famous ceramic works from various historical periods since the Neolithic era, including the Han and Tang dynasties. The collection includes blue and white porcelain, multicolored ceramics, famille rose, plates, cups, saucers, pots, vases, and more, all displayed according to different categories in terms of decoration, craftsmanship, and shape. Modern and contemporary Jingdezhen ceramic masterpieces are unique to the Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum. The entire city of Jingdezhen is rich in ceramic culture, including the recently popular Silent Buddha series online, featuring meditative arhats and tiger-taming arhats from the Republic of China period. These exhibits are located on the sixth floor of the museum, the most popular area, where you may need to queue for a long time to see them up close. Last time, we waited for about half an hour. If the queue is too long, it is recommended to visit other exhibits, as the museum has many other exquisite and valuable collections worth seeing. - "China Ceramic Museum" 📍Detailed address: No. 1, Zijin Avenue, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province 🚌Transportation guide: Take bus 23/901/902 to Wuzhong (bus stop) and walk to the museum. 🕙Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays, except holidays) 📱Ticket reservation: Free, book in advance on "Explore Jingdezhen"

Day 1️⃣： 10:00📍Ceramics Museum (🎫Free) ✔️Must-see: Yuan Dynasty blue and white plum vase ✔️Spiral staircase for great photos 🚖15min⬇️ 12:00📍Fuzhou Nong Snack Street ✔️Fried dough stick wrapped in sticky rice + beef bone soup 🚶13min⬇️ 14:00📍Imperial Kiln Museum (🎫53) ✔️Night photography of the arched kilns is amazing ✔️Collect stamps to exchange for ceramic shard souvenirs 🚖10min⬇️ 17:30📍Zhejiang Road "Home-style Restaurant" ✔️Bean curd and fish head soup is divine 🚖6min⬇️ 19:00📍Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park ✔️Red brick chimneys + starry sky dome ✔️Friday and Saturday evening markets offer lucky draws 📸Photo tips: New Chinese style dress + straw bag + transparent umbrella Filter: 🌟Tu "Little Kyoto" +20 light perception 💡Tips to avoid pitfalls: ✅Museum entry closes at 16:30 ✅Bargain directly for half price at the night market ✅Bring a supplementary light for night photography at the Imperial Kiln! Day 2️⃣： 📆【Itinerary】 ▪️10:00📍Sanbao Village (🎫Free) ✔️Artistic blue and white porcelain pieces embedded in earth walls ✔️Check in at the "Secluded Pottery Paradise" teahouse window view 🚖Taxi 26min⬇️ ▪️11:00📍Sculpture Porcelain Factory (🎫Free) ✔️Saturday limited Letian Market (9:00-12:00) ✔️"Mei Yan Suo" for wabi-sabi style ceramic photos 🚖7min⬇️ ▪️12:30📍Jiujizhen Town (🎫Free) ✔️Juicy beef bone soup + fried dough cakes + cold noodles combo ✔️Neon lights for retro Hong Kong style photos 🚶18min⬇️ ▪️15:00📍Pottery Street (🎫Free) ✔️Hidden gem shop "Yifangting" - collect stamps to exchange for ceramic cups ✔️Take ins-style photos of coffee shop windows 🚶7min⬇️ ▪️19:00📍Taoyang New Village (🎫Free) ✔️10 yuan for 3 ceramic bracelets - lucky draw ✔️Watch artisans demonstrate pottery making 📸【Photo tips】 ▫️Outfit: Linen dress + straw bag + tassel earrings ▫️Props: Blue and white porcelain cup/oil-paper umbrella/market finds ▫️Filter: 🌟Tu "Lime" +20 brightness +15 sharpness Day 3️⃣： 📆【Itinerary】 ▪️10:00📍Yaoli Ancient Town (🎫Free) ✔️Hui-style architecture + morning mist wonderland photos ✔️Stone bridge for "Blue and White Porcelain" MV style shots 🚖15min→ ▪️11:00📍Dongbu Wharf (🎫Free) ✔️See villagers washing clothes by the river/fishing under the trees ✔️Wooden stilt houses for humanistic documentary photos 🚖16min→ ▪️13:00📍Hanxi Village (🎫Free) ✔️"Light of the Earth" art installation check-in ✔️Tea fields for Miyazaki-esque live photos 🚖20min→ ▪️15:30📍Porcelain Palace (🎫25r) ✔️Circular palace made of broken porcelain pieces ✔️Second floor window frames for symmetrical photos 🚖30min→ ▪️19:00📍Changnanli Art Center (🎫Free) ✔️Giant "Big Bowl" for cyberpunk night scenes ✔️Must-see light show at 20:00 📸【Photo tips】 ▫️Outfit: Cotton and linen robe + bamboo hat ▫️Props: Oil-paper umbrella/blue and white porcelain bowl/tea basket ▫️Filter: 🌟Tu "Little Kenting" +15 light perception

I went to Jingdezhen from Shanghai. It was very convenient to go back and forth by train. Places worth visiting: 1. Ceramic Museum: some antique porcelain and scenic spots that are popular in WeChat Moments 2. Fuzhou Lane: Jingdezhen specialty snacks 3. Imperial Kiln Museum: The architecture is very modern and the photos are also very good 3. Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park: Cultural and Creative Market 4. Sanbao Village: Strolling and having afternoon tea 5. Sculpture Porcelain Factory: Various small alley shops with various small porcelain works 6. Porcelain Palace: A little further away, but great for taking photos. Tickets required

The Jingdezhen Ceramics Museum, a national first-class museum, also known as the Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum, is located at No. 1 Zijing North Road, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province. Established after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it is the earliest museum with a rich collection of porcelain and the only professional ceramics art museum, holding a national first-class designation. Officially opened in January 1954, as of January 2019, the Jingdezhen Ceramics Museum houses and displays around 20,000 exquisite ceramic pieces produced in Jingdezhen during different historical periods since the Neolithic Age, including over 500 pieces designated as national precious cultural relics. The exhibition is divided into "Historical Section," "New China Section," and special exhibition halls. The former displays over 1,000 pieces of ancient porcelain in chronological order by dynasty; the latter displays over 1,500 ceramic treasures collected since the founding of the People's Republic of China, categorized by type. Included in the collection are celadon and white porcelain from the Five Dynasties period; Qingbai porcelain from the Song Dynasty; blue and white porcelain, egg-white porcelain, and underglaze red from the Yuan Dynasty; blue and white porcelain, five-color porcelain, doucai porcelain, and various colored glaze porcelain from the Ming Dynasty; and dozens of types of fine ceramics from the Qing Dynasty. Works from various modern ceramic factories, ceramic research institutes, and renowned ceramic artists are also included in the collection.