Jingdezhen is more than just porcelain!

🌟【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! 😊