One-Day Tour in Jingdezhen | Sculpture Porcelain Factory × Taoxichuan: A Complete Guide to Shopping and Eating

With limited time, I only spent one day in Jingdezhen and chose the Sculpture Porcelain Factory and Taoxichuan. Here’s my itinerary! 🏭 Sculpture Porcelain Factory (2 hours) Full of local workshop charm and super affordable prices! Small ceramic flower arrangements cost around 10 RMB for 3 pieces, while larger single pieces range from 20-30 RMB. Ordinary jars and vases are mostly under 100 RMB. Further inside, there are pottery experience studios where you can make your own ceramics, which can be fired and shipped to your home via SF Express. As someone who loves hunting for small treasures, I felt like a kid in a candy store! ⏰ Ming and Qing Garden Market Hours: Saturday & Sunday, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM 🎨 Taoxichuan (3 hours) A hub for mid-to-high-end porcelain, with prices often exceeding 100 RMB. This cultural landmark, transformed from industrial heritage, features art galleries and museums. The market stalls feel like "exhibition platforms" for indie artists—even if you don’t buy anything, the vendors will enthusiastically explain their designs and craftsmanship, making it both fun and educational! 💖 Special shoutout to Little Flying Fish Ceramic Studio! Their signature goldfish piece is absolutely stunning—its colors and gloss shift with the angle, so exquisite that I can’t stop admiring it daily. Highly recommended! ⏰ Market Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM 🍢 Food Recommendation! Lele Da Pai Dang Just a street away from the porcelain factory, this place’s spicy flavors had me (a Yunnan native) screaming with delight! Around 70 RMB per person, so delicious I wish it would open branches nationwide! 🏠 Accommodation Suggestion Highly recommend staying near📍Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Block! Super close to all the attractions. I personally stayed at "Jingdezhen Boge Hotel"—it’s incredibly stylish, with ceramic elements integrated into every corner of the room, making it feel like sleeping in an art exhibition ✨. The Taoxichuan night market is just downstairs, perfect for lazy or artsy travelers to lock in 🚀. 📌 Tips It’s hot out there, ladies—set your makeup well and stay hydrated! Taoxichuan is super photogenic, but I was too exhausted to take pictures when I arrived. Don’t miss your chance!