2026 Jingdezhen Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

This low-key ceramic capital hides many surprises. This guide integrates accommodation, food, and photo spots. Follow local recommendations to easily unlock the essence of exploring and enjoying the Porcelain City～ 🏨 Accommodation Picks Boge Hotel (Building C5, Phase 2, B57, Taoyu South Road, Shanshui Ruiyuan) • Prime Location: Core of the Taoxichuan business district, a 5-minute walk to Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street, very convenient for night market visits; • Full Experience: Clean and artistic rooms, free ice cream + late-night snack upon check-in, excellent value for money; • Guest Reviews: Located in the city center, with complete surrounding facilities, the hotel is clean and offers high-quality breakfast. 🍜 Must-Try Food List 1. Taojie Cold Noodles (Qixiao Alley Branch): Authentic cold noodles served with clay pot soup are standard. Recommended: beef cold noodles + soybean pig’s trotters soup, spice level adjustable, adding crispy fried dough sticks makes the taste even better; 2. Wuji Beef Bone Noodles (Changjiang Square Branch): Beef bones stewed until tender and flavorful, noodles chewy and springy, large portion only 25 yuan, night owls line up even at 2 a.m.; 3. Little Yellow Fish · Ai Kitchen (Taoxichuan Branch): Local families’ top choice for gatherings, signature little yellow fish crispy outside and tender inside, Jingdezhen three-cup chicken goes perfectly with rice; 4. Fried Dough Stick Wrapped Glutinous Rice Cake (Fuzhou Alley Entrance): Freshly fried dough sticks wrapped in sticky glutinous rice cake, sprinkled with sesame and sugar, only 5 yuan each for a full dose of happiness. 📸 Photo and Check-in Highlights 1. China Ceramics Museum: Free admission with reservation, spiral staircase and blue-and-white porcelain walls are highly photogenic, recommended to visit during the day; 2. Taoxichuan: The atmosphere of red brick factory buildings at dusk is amazing, and the night market lights make it even more magical, perfect for night scene check-ins.

Just returned from Jingdezhen and put together this super hassle-free guide, including a clear route map + precise details, no detours or long queues, 0 yuan check-in at key popular spots, fully experience the essence of the Porcelain Capital in one day～ 🗺️ Core Route Map (North → Central → South, zero backtracking) Start: Jingdezhen North Station → Ceramic Museum (Changjiang District) → Imperial Kiln Museum (Taoyangli, Zhushan District) → Shangzuo·Elegant Gan Cuisine (Taoxichuan Branch) → Taoxichuan → Sculpture Porcelain Factory (Xinchang Street) → Sanbao Village (Sanbao Road) → End: Taoyang New Village (Taoyangli) ✅ The entire route follows the main axis in order, attractions are concentrated in Zhushan District, seamless connection by taxi/electric scooter, saving round-trip time. 🚗 Transportation Tips 1. High-speed rail: Frequent trains from Nanchang to Jingdezhen (7:00-22:00), 1.5-hour journey, very flexible to buy and go anytime; 2. City: Distances between attractions ≤3km, taxi starting fare 7 yuan, each trip under 10 yuan; electric scooter rental 30 yuan/day, more freedom to explore alleys. 🕒 Precise Timed Itinerary (with Pitfall Avoidance Tips) 07:20 Jingdezhen North Station Exit and head straight to parking area E for ride-hailing, directly to Ceramic Museum (about 25 minutes, fare under 20 yuan), avoid queues and congestion at the exit. 09:10 Ceramic Museum (free, book 1 day in advance) ⏰ Duration 1.5 hours｜Efficient route: enter on 2nd floor → elevator straight to 6th floor to shoot “Silent Buddha” → walk backward from Exhibition Hall 5 (modern times) to Neolithic era → pick up luggage on 2nd floor → stamp at cultural and creative shop on 1st floor to avoid crowds and clarify porcelain history. 10:30 Imperial Kiln Museum (combined ticket with Taoyangli 53 yuan, book in advance) ⏰ Duration 1 hour｜Great photo spots with red brick vaulted ceilings, shoot light and shadow during the day, better night shots after 20:30; little shade in the park, bring umbrella for sun protection, avoid midday heat. 11:40 Shangzuo·Elegant Gan Cuisine (Taoxichuan Branch) 📍 Address: 315 Xinchang West Road｜⏰ Duration 40 minutes Authentic Gan cuisine with no risk of disappointment, must-order braised pork (soft and not greasy), eel pot (fresh, spicy, and goes well with rice), about 50 yuan per person for a full and good meal, book online 10 minutes in advance to skip the line. 12:30 Taoxichuan (free) ⏰ Duration 1 hour｜Old factory buildings transformed into an artsy district, browse ceramic shops and cafes, fewer people in the afternoon for a peaceful slow-paced porcelain vibe. 13:30 Sculpture Porcelain Factory (enter from north gate, free) ⏰ Duration 2 hours｜Check-in route: No Sleep Nienie Park → Amicizia → Meiyan Studio → Blue Door Coffee → It’s Actually Clay → Ming and Qing Garden, entering from the north gate is smoother, alleys hide niche cultural and creative shops, bargaining starts at half price when shopping. 15:30 Sanbao Village (free) ⏰ Duration 3 hours｜Rent electric scooter in the village (30 yuan/day, easy to rent and return at village entrance), check-in spots: 9494 Aesthetic Space → Taokan Theater → Not Rustic Art Shop → Sanbao Pavilion → Bukong Mountain, along the way green hills and streams, perfect for artistic photos. 18:30 Taoyang New Village (night market opens at 19:00) ⏰ Duration 1 hour｜Best value for porcelain shopping, small porcelain ornaments and souvenirs priced 10-50 yuan, high product similarity, compare prices before buying, bulk purchases can negotiate for free shipping. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation First choice is around Taoxichuan (core of the route), super convenient for travel; highly recommend Taoxichuan Boge Hotel (Taoyangli Pedestrian Street Branch), 5-minute walk to Taoxichuan, includes warm late-night snacks + free parking + concierge service, rooms incorporate porcelain elements for a full experience. 💡 Practical Pitfall Avoidance Tips 1. Museums are closed on Mondays, book in advance on the “Changyou Jingdezhen” mini program to avoid wasted trips; 2. Bring sun protection and hydration on hot days, wear light-colored clothes for better photos, bring old clothes for pottery making to avoid stains; 3. Students bring student ID for half-price discounts at Imperial Kiln Museum and Sanbao Pottery Village.

I’m truly mesmerized by the profound Eastern aesthetics of this guesthouse! The serene feeling where nature and culture intertwine is exactly the “mountain retreat” of my dreams. Unlike traditional hotels that feel so business-like, this place offers a poetic vibe of “living in the human world but apart from it.” Every breath feels incredibly refreshing, directly hitting my aesthetic sweet spot! - ✔️ Newly opened in September 2024 ✔️ Standalone building with Eastern aesthetic design ✔️ Perfect for photography - 📍 Whether you’re here to check in and take photos or hunt for ceramics, everything is within walking distance in this living circle. The peacefulness amid the bustle makes it convenient for lazy travelers while preserving the privacy of a vacation. - 🏠 Rooms The room design really understands today’s young people—simple yet sophisticated, without unnecessary clutter. This deep Eastern tone makes you want to just “relax completely” as soon as you enter. Watching the view outside the window, sipping tea, and daydreaming, time seems to slow down. - ✅ Public areas/Aesthetics The public area design here is literally made for photography! 📷 🔸 Every corner reflects a harmonious and symbiotic aesthetic concept, with excellent light and shadow effects. 🔸 Every snap looks like a high-quality shot, no complicated filters needed. 🔸 Walking around here, feeling the dialogue between nature and architecture, is an enjoyment in itself. - Staying here during your Jingdezhen trip is definitely a highlight! If you also love this kind of textured, warm Eastern aesthetic guesthouse, you can confidently choose this one—the experience is truly top-notch.

Hey guys! The ultimate nanny-level guide to Jingdezhen is here✨ I've put together the most photogenic, best shopping, and most satisfying routes, avoiding crowds and pitfalls. Save this and go straight for it! 🌅 Morning Must-Go: Sanbao Village Anti-Traffic Jam Route Key point! You must set off early in the morning! The afternoon is all traffic jams that make you question life😭 It’s recommended to drive straight to a Sanbao Village guesthouse. I booked Jingdezhen Ziying·Man Life Guesthouse (Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village Branch) (remember to book in advance, drop off your luggage and run out). Rent an electric bike at the entrance and start a wonderful day. - Sanbao International Ceramic Art Museum: Start your ceramic art journey here, a hidden gem that’s photogenic, less crowded, and easy to take great photos. - Sanbao Peng Art Museum: Continue to the art museum, the artistic atmosphere is full-on, every snap is a vibe-filled masterpiece. - Bukongshan + Butu Shop: Midway stop at the popular tea house and cultural creative shop. Bukongshan’s environment is amazing, and Butu Shop’s small items are so fun to browse you won’t want to stop. - Sanbao Coffee Factory: Tired from walking? Have a coffee break here, the industrial-style decor is perfect for photos. - Taste Sanbao: By noon, come here to eat! This is a top local favorite restaurant, no need to look for other places, just order with your eyes closed. 💡 Accommodation Surprise: Strongly recommend staying one night in a hotel in Sanbao Village! Jingdezhen Ziying·Man Life Guesthouse (Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village Branch) is nestled by the mountain and water, with its own courtyard or terrace, decorated full of ceramic art elements. Wake up to birdsong in the morning, open the window to green mountains, clear water, and scattered ceramic studios, completely away from city noise; after a day of exploring the village, come back to the guesthouse, have a cup of tea and relax, so comfortable you won’t want to leave~ The owners are warm locals, and the little housekeepers provide excellent service with smiling faces and great care. 🌇 Leisurely Afternoon: Sculpture and Porcelain Factory Shopping Time Open from 9:00 to 18:00, spend 2-3 hours in the afternoon browsing slowly, many treasure shops waiting for you to discover🌟 Highly Recommended Shops (No Pitfalls Version): - Lanpai Coffee: Have a coffee first if you’re tired, the environment is very comfortable. - Yuanlai Shi Ni: You can try pottery making here, and there are many original ceramic products for sale. - No Sleep Shop + No Sleep Pinch Park: Overflowing with girly vibes! Various cute little items, Pinch Park is perfect for photos. - Pink Face, Little Things Diary, Amicizia, Wild Stall Shop, Jiang Ge: Each shop has its own style, original jewelry, cultural creative products, niche ornaments, everything you want, you’ll really shop till you drop! 🌙 Evening Highlight: Taoxichuan Market Full of Atmosphere The soul of Jingdezhen! The evening market is so atmospheric, full of original handmade stalls, you won’t want to leave~ - ⏰ Market Time: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 16:00-22:00 (Don’t miss it!) - ✨ Must-Visit Stalls: Ceramic art pieces, exquisite cups, aromatherapy, vases, fridge magnets, plant-dyed clothes and bags, each item unique, perfect for gifts or keeping. 📚 Optional Itinerary: Jingdezhen China Museum If you have enough time, you must go! Experience the charm of ceramic culture. The “Speechless Buddha” on the 6th floor is very famous, definitely check it out~ Important Reminder: You need to make a reservation one day in advance on the WeChat public account “Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum,” enter your personal information, and it’s free to enter! 🍲 Jingdezhen Must-Eat Food List Eating while exploring is the meaning of travel! These places are guaranteed hits👇 - 🔥 Popular Local Dishes: Yeluzi, Qianchuan Noodle House (both are super popular, be sure to queue early! No seats if you’re late) - 🍜 Authentic Beef Bone Noodles: Fanji Beef Bone Noodles, Tangji Beef Bone Noodles (Tangji was the first to open near Taoxichuan, very convenient to eat after the market, beef bones are huge, broth rich) If you guys have any questions, ask me in the comments~ Wish everyone a happy trip in Jingdezhen and a fruitful return💕

Hyatt Regency Taoxichuan, Jingdezhen Who would have thought! Finding a hotel in Jingdezhen that "tells stories," wandering the porcelain street by day and watching the lantern exhibition by night, with a top trending check-in spot right downstairs is just amazing! Opening the hotel door, I was stunned—the giant ceramic art installation in the lobby is super eye-catching, and even the elevator hall hides small ceramic pattern details, completely embedding the "Porcelain Capital" DNA into the decor! The garden view room I booked has an incredible view; pulling back the curtains reveals a courtyard with blue tiles and white walls, waking up to birdsong in the morning is 100 times better than an alarm clock~ What impressed me the most is the location! Just a 2-minute walk to the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Zone, spending the afternoon hunting for handmade ceramics at the market, catching a romantic porcelain palace light show at dusk, and when tired at night, just heading back to the hotel—no need to rush for transport or find directions, a dream for lazy people! The hotel’s dining also holds surprises! You must try the Jingdezhen cold noodles for breakfast, chewy and flavorful, very authentic; and at night, you can order a special cocktail served in a porcelain bowl, perfect for photos that will have everyone asking for the address📸 Oh, and the hotel also offers pottery experience classes, even those with no skills can follow the instructor to make a small cup as a souvenir. This immersive cultural experience is way more interesting than just staying at a hotel~ Next time I come to Jingdezhen, I will definitely choose this place again! After all, a magical hotel that packages "shopping, eating, playing, and staying" all in one is really rare!

Found this amazing hotel in Jingdezhen! Convenient and quiet location, and the best part is that major attractions are right outside the door, super easy for photo ops and check-ins~ The cost-performance ratio is so good it made me want to cry, and the service is especially great, the owner is as warm as an old friend 👏 🏨 Hotel Highlights: 1️⃣ The location is perfect! A 10-minute walk to the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area, 15 minutes to the China Ceramics Museum, with nearby snack streets and bus stations all around—perfect for lazy travelers. 2️⃣ The room has a huge projector! After a day of sightseeing, lying down to watch a movie is so healing. The bathroom has a dry and wet separation and is equipped with ambient lighting, every photo looks like an Instagram shot. 3⃣️ The front desk is staffed 24/7, problems are solved instantly. We needed a charging cable late at night, and the guy delivered it to our room in two minutes. 📸 Nearby Attractions Check-in Guide: 🌿 Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Area (3.9 km away, 15-minute drive) This is the birthplace of 95% of the porcelain in the Forbidden City. The buried porcelain shards share the same origin as the treasures in the palace, considered the key to unlocking the secrets of Chinese porcelain. Tickets start at only 53 yuan. 🏛 China Ceramics Museum (10-minute drive) Tickets are also very affordable. The seven-story exhibition hall houses treasures from the Tang and Song dynasties to modern times. The famous silent Buddha is on the 6th floor. Remember to wear plain-colored clothes for better photos. 🍜 Food Radar: ✅ "Xiaoxiang Renjia" diagonally opposite the hotel is a must-try! The alkaline water cake with dumpling cake is amazing, about 30 yuan per person to eat until full. ✅ For late-night snacks, recommend Zhejiang Road Old Noodle Shop, their signature spicy beef bone noodles are flavorful and addictive, open until 2 a.m. 💡 Useful Tips: • If driving, remember to contact the hotel in advance to reserve a parking spot. • Choose a high-floor room! Our room had an amazing view of the distant mountains. • Bring an umbrella on rainy days, it suddenly rains in Jingdezhen.

This treasure hotel is hidden in the Taoyangli Scenic Area🏨 (Stay at the hotel and get free scenic area tickets + staff help with luggage) New Chinese fusion style～ The moment you step in, you instantly travel back to the ancient alleys of the Ming and Qing dynasties Blue bricks and gray tiles paired with ceramic jars and bamboo lanterns🏮 Every step feels like walking through a movie scene🎬 Perfect for taking stunning photos… 🛏️ We stayed in the Imperial Kiln - Stargazing King Room It was amazing, with an electric skylight on the ceiling The bedding is super soft～ plus a smart toilet and wet-dry separation Waking up to birdsong in the morning was so pleasant! 🚶 And the location is really convenient A 5-minute walk to the Imperial Kiln Museum Turn a corner and you’re at the Taoxichuan Market

If you ask me which city is worth visiting repeatedly, I would definitely recommend this place. It has different scenery all year round, and you can experience different joys at different times. Below is my three-day, two-night travel guide. 🌟 Itinerary: Day 1: Shicheng (watch the morning fog) - Jujing - Chaguan - Hongguan - Xiangao Ancient City (night view) Day 2: Sanqing Mountain (from Wuyuan Station to Gangshou Cableway only takes 45 minutes) Day 3: 9494 Aesthetic Space → Wuyu Coffee → Nanqiang → Jingdezhen Large Character Wall → Shouqiping → Panda Bowl → Sanbao Art Colony → Sanbao Art Museum 🌟 Travel Plan DAY 1: Spend the whole day in Wuyuan. You can arrive the night before and set off early the next morning to experience the beauty of the morning fog through various ancient villages, and also enjoy the charm of Wuyuan’s autumn drying. DAY 2: 🗺️【Route Plan】 Take the Gangshou Cableway up ➡️ Sanqing Palace ➡️ Sunshine Coast ➡️ Giant Python Coming Out of the Mountain ➡️ Eastern Goddess ➡️ Penguin Delivering Peaches ➡️ Jinsha Cableway (The whole trip takes about 3-4 hours, including photo breaks and waiting time for the cableway down) ✅ Peak Avoidance Secret: Be sure to take the Gangshou Cableway up in the morning! It’s so empty it feels like a private tour~ The new cable car has super clear glass, offering a 360° unobstructed panoramic mountain view, and it’s so stable it feels like sightseeing on flat ground✨ ✅ Lazy-friendly Route (Recommended): Tested route: Gangshou up → mostly gentle and downhill, really much easier! This route is especially friendly for elders, kids, and beginners, allowing you to visit the main attractions in one day without tiring your legs. 🎒【Helpful Tips】 - Tickets + round-trip cableway tickets are more cost-effective; book online a day in advance for cheaper prices! - There’s a big temperature difference on the mountain! Bring a light jacket even in summer, and don’t forget sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses 🕶️ - Bring enough supplies, especially if you have kids. Food and snacks are essential and can be eaten at rest stops (bread, porridge, fruit, etc.) - The last cableway down is at 5:30 PM, so reserve at least 1 hour for queuing! DAY 3: Spend the whole day in Jingdezhen, experiencing the elegant charm of the Porcelain Capital. It’s also a popular check-in spot where any casual photo turns out great.

🌆3 days and 2 nights in Jingdezhen, a ceramic paradise trip for art lovers Are you tired of the same old checklist-style trips and craving a deep cultural experience? Don’t worry, your Jingdezhen trip is all set! 📅Super detailed itinerary: Day 1️⃣ Morning at the China Ceramics Museum to feel the breathtaking beauty of the red-glazed large jars; afternoon check-in at the Imperial Kiln Museum’s Dragon Pearl Pavilion; evening immerse yourself in the artistic atmosphere at the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street. Day 2️⃣ Morning rent an electric scooter to explore Sanbao International Ceramic Village; afternoon try your hand at wheel throwing and painting; evening watch the live show "China." Day 3️⃣ Morning enjoy ceramic clay stewed chicken in Yaoli Ancient Town; afternoon treasure hunt at the sculpture porcelain factory. 🍜Don’t miss these food recommendations: ceramic clay stewed soup, Fuliang fried rice noodles, alkaline water rice cakes, all local home-style dishes at Taowei Small Restaurant for under 50 RMB per person. 💡Here are some handy tips: shared electric scooters in the city are super convenient; for Yaoli, self-driving or chartered cars are recommended; accommodations near Taoxichuan or Sanbao Village homestays are best; museums are free but require advance booking; you can ask for handmade proof when shopping at markets; best photo times are 3-5 PM, and after 7 PM the atmosphere at Taoxichuan is at its peak. Jingdezhen is the romance in ceramic shards, the warmth of artisans’ hands. Want to know which hidden gems to check out in Jingdezhen? Tell me in the comments!

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1. Transportation: Choose the Right Way to Save 50% Worry • Rail Transit: High-speed trains arrive at Jingdezhen North Station, regular trains at Jingdezhen Station; both stations have taxis and ride-hailing services for quick transfers. • Self-driving Route: Two highways available, Hangrui and Jiguang; recommended to exit at Jingdezhen North toll station for smoother road conditions afterward. • Tips: Long waiting times for buses, not recommended unless necessary. 2. 3-Day Itinerary: An Immersive Ceramic Journey from History to Everyday Life Day 1: First Experience of a Thousand Years of Porcelain History • Morning: Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum (epic exhibition on ceramic development history, must-see town treasure "Yuan Blue and White") → Imperial Kiln Museum (royal porcelain site + avant-garde architectural design, perfect for photo check-ins) • Afternoon: Zhejiang Road (old street of ceramic merchants, dazzling array of ceramic products to browse) → Fuzhou Alley (handmade studios hidden in alleys, chance to see ceramic artists creating on site) • Evening: Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Block (industrial-style cultural landmark, don’t miss the creative market from Friday to Sunday 16:00-22:00) Day 2: Fun with Pottery and Local Life • Morning: Sanbao Village (ceramic utopia in an art village, find a studio to make a teacup for a great sense of achievement) → Sculpture Porcelain Factory (old porcelain factory turned artistic landmark, packed with handmade shops and cafes, a paradise for art lovers) • Afternoon: Jiuji Town (local food + trendy cultural creativity, enjoy a bowl of cold noodles and shop at local boutiques for a full local life experience) → Ceramic Street (one-stop shopping for ceramic finished products, from ornaments to tableware) → Taoyang New Village (traditional porcelain workshops cluster, witness the ancient processes of "throwing and trimming" firsthand) Day 3: Ancient Town Secrets and Ceramic Wonders • Morning: Yaoli Ancient Town (a thousand-year-old town where porcelain and tea coexist, ancient kiln ruins + Hui-style architecture, poetic scenery between mountains and waters) → Dongbu Wharf (Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain transport wharf ruins, stone paths and old shops recreate the prosperous porcelain trade scene) • Afternoon: Hanxi Village (rural art village, artistic installations like "Porcelain Board Road" and "Rice Flower Lane" make every photo a masterpiece) → Porcelain Palace (a ceramic palace built over 5 years, a visual feast made of tens of thousands of ceramic pieces) 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Jingdezhen Taoxichuan Boge Hotel (Taoyangli Branch) • Thoughtful Details: Equipped with smart heated toilets, after a day of walking, this considerate design instantly relieves fatigue and upgrades comfort. 4. Pitfall Avoidance Guide: Remember These Details 1. Museum Reservations: Ceramic Museum and Imperial Kiln Museum are closed on Mondays (except holidays), reservations must be made 7 days in advance through official channels. 2. Imperial Kiln Tickets: The Imperial Kiln Museum is free, but located inside Taoyangli Scenic Area, so you must purchase a Taoyangli ticket to enter. 3. Taoyang New Village Shopping: Ceramic styles at stalls are similar, remember to browse several shops to compare prices; there is considerable room for bargaining. 4. Pottery Experience: When choosing a studio, check reputation and clarify "creation fee + firing fee + shipping fee" to avoid hidden costs. 5. Market Hours: Taoxichuan Creative Market is only open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 16:00 to 22:00, don’t miss it! Follow this guide to deeply understand Jingdezhen’s "Porcelain Soul," check in at popular spots, and taste local flavors. In 3 days and 2 nights, you’ll pack both the art and everyday charm of the Porcelain Capital into your memory~

The Xucheng Jingyu Family Pool Homestay (Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street Branch) is truly amazing! It’s located at No. 30 Chengjialing, Fangjiashan Village, Jingcheng Street, Zhushan District, very close to Taoxichuan. Just a few minutes’ walk in the morning to get there, and super convenient to return after visiting the pottery shops. As soon as we arrived, the front desk staff was very enthusiastic, helped carry our luggage, the check-in process was super smooth, and they reminded us of the breakfast time. The most thoughtful part was that they gave us a travel guide recommending many local foods and attractions. The room has smart home features; voice control for lights and curtains is incredibly convenient! In the afternoon, we went swimming in the pool; the water was very clean, and the scenery by the pool was perfect for photos—every snap looks like a masterpiece. In the evening, we worked out in the gym, which is well-equipped. The hotel has an elevator, which is a huge plus for those of us carrying luggage. The room was cleaned meticulously, the bedding was clean and comfortable, and they even provided disposable bath towels and toilet seat covers. The air conditioning cools quickly, hot water comes instantly, and there are several charging ports by the bed—perfect for those of us who need to charge our phones! Whether it’s the greenery in the public areas or the soft furnishings in the room, everything exudes a comfortable style that makes you feel very relaxed. Sitting in the homestay’s small courtyard in the evening, enjoying the breeze, even the fatigue was greatly reduced. When the staff saw me looking for a charging cable, they immediately brought one over—details like this really add extra points! This was the room I was most satisfied with during my trip with friends. Next time I come to Jingdezhen, I will definitely choose this place again!

📍Address: No. 30 Chengjialing, Fangjiashan Village, Jingcheng Street, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen, Xu Cheng • Jingyu Parent-Child Pool Homestay (Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street Branch) As soon as you step into the courtyard, you'll be amazed😍! The courtyard is filled with ceramic elements creating a great atmosphere—handmade ceramic vases holding osmanthus flowers, the living room is full of exquisite small works by local ceramic artists🎨, instantly immersing you in the artistic slow life of Jingdezhen~ The rooms are super large and bright👏, sunlight fills every corner, and the bedding is so soft you won’t want to move once you lie down💤! Outside the floor-to-ceiling windows is a beautiful courtyard view, opening the window in the morning feels like being inside a painting🌿. ✅ Highlights to praise: ✔️ Free outdoor swimming pool + gym🏊‍♀️💪, after swimming you can take stunning photos with a high hit rate📸! Parking is completely free🚗, a joy for self-driving guests~ Elevator access to floors is very family-friendly for those with kids👶🏻! ✔️ Breakfast is freshly made, warm and healthy🥚🥣, with porridge and side dishes that suit the palate perfectly, and the host thoughtfully recommends local food routes🗺️! The biggest surprise is the complimentary pottery experience🎁, making your own clay creations is so rewarding🤩! ✔️ Smart home features are super convenient📱, voice control for lights and curtains is so cool! The air conditioning is powerful💦, hot water is instant🚿, and charging outlets are everywhere📱⚡, detail lovers will give it a big thumbs up👍! Just a few minutes’ walk to Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park🎭, after browsing ceramic shops you can head to nearby street stalls for noodles and barbecue🍢~ The front desk ladies are super enthusiastic🌸, even planning the best night market routes for us🎉! This trip to Jingdezhen was perfectly elevated by this homestay🌟, definitely coming back to the Porcelain Capital next time! Highly recommend to everyone visiting Jingdezhen🥰~

On this trip to Jingdezhen, the biggest surprise for me was actually this guesthouse!! From the moment I stepped through the door, I couldn't help but say wow~ Every step reveals a new scene, and that's no exaggeration. Every corner is filled with elegant Chinese aesthetics. Every random photo I took turned out amazing. The room we booked was spacious and clean. I absolutely loved the tatami corner. At night, I curled up there watching shows with a projector, and the vacation vibe was instantly maxed out~ Plus, you can try pottery without even leaving the place! The guesthouse has a pottery experience space. As a handmade craft lover, I could quietly mold clay all day long. The rooftop infinity pool on the third floor is also fantastic. Swimming there at dusk, or just taking photos, is especially relaxing. (I even brought a dress just for the photos, haha) The most thoughtful part is that they offer Hanfu costume changes, and a photographer to help take pictures. No more worrying about your boyfriend’s photos not being good enough for social media. The location is super convenient too. Just a few steps out the door and you’re in Sanbao Village. You can stroll to all those popular check-in spots easily. This is truly a guesthouse where once you stay, you don’t want to leave. Already planning my next visit 💭 📍Jingdezhen · This Moment Tiandu Holiday Hotel

Jiangxi Popular Attractions Six-Day Five-Night In-Depth Travel Guide (Budget 5000 RMB/person) Trip Highlights: Check in at Jiangxi’s hottest attractions: Lushan, Jingdezhen, Wuyuan, Sanqing Mountain, Tengwang Pavilion Experience diverse styles: mountain and water scenery, ceramic culture, ancient village charm, Taoist holy sites, urban prosperity Taste authentic local cuisine: Lushan Stone Chicken, Jingdezhen Cold Noodles, Wuyuan Stuffed Red Carp, Sanqing Mountain Cured Meat Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Nanchang, feel the charm of the Hero City Morning: Arrive at Nanchang Changbei International Airport, take the airport shuttle bus or taxi to the city hotel for check-in. Afternoon: Visit Tengwang Pavilion, climb up to enjoy the view of the Gan River, and experience the magnificent scene of “the setting sun and lone wild goose flying together, autumn waters blending with the vast sky.” Evening: Taste Nanchang specialties “Clay Pot Soup” and “Mixed Noodles,” stroll around Autumn Water Square, and enjoy the music fountain and light show. Accommodation: Four-star hotel in downtown Nanchang Day 2: Lushan Love Song, a fairyland shrouded in mist Morning: Take high-speed train or bus to Lushan (about 1.5 hours), then transfer to the scenic area shuttle bus to go up the mountain. Afternoon: Visit Ruqin Lake, Huajing, and Jinxiu Valley to feel Lushan’s unique charm as “the most beautiful mountain under heaven.” Evening: Stay at a hotel in Guling Town, Lushan, and taste local specialties “Lushan Stone Chicken” and “Stone Fish with Scrambled Eggs.” Accommodation: Four-star hotel in Guling Town, Lushan Day 3: Jingdezhen Exploration, the craftsmanship of the thousand-year-old porcelain capital Morning: Drive to Jingdezhen (about 2 hours), visit the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area to learn about Jingdezhen’s thousand-year porcelain history and experience handmade pottery. Afternoon: Tour the Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum to admire ceramic treasures from various dynasties and appreciate the profound Chinese ceramic culture. Evening: Taste Jingdezhen specialties “Cold Noodles” and “Dumpling Cake,” stroll through the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street, and shop for exquisite ceramic crafts. Accommodation: Four-star hotel in downtown Jingdezhen Day 4: Wuyuan Dream Seeking, China’s most beautiful countryside Morning: Drive to Wuyuan (about 1.5 hours), visit Huangling Autumn Drying to admire the unique scenery of terraced fields and drying crops. Afternoon: Walk through ancient villages like Likeng and Wangkou to experience the charm of Huizhou-style architecture with small bridges and flowing water. Evening: Taste Wuyuan specialties “Stuffed Red Carp” and “Tofu Paste,” stay at a hotel in Wuyuan County. Accommodation: Four-star hotel in Wuyuan County Day 5: Sanqing Mountain Taoist Quest, the spiritual beauty of the Taoist mountain Morning: Drive to Sanqing Mountain (about 2 hours), take the cable car up the mountain, visit Nanqing Garden, West Coast, Sunshine Coast, and other scenic spots to enjoy strange peaks, bizarre rocks, sea of clouds, and pine waves. Afternoon: Continue exploring Sanqing Mountain and feel the Taoist cultural atmosphere of “the number one fairy mountain under heaven.” Evening: Stay at a hotel at the foot of Sanqing Mountain and taste local specialties “Sanqing Mountain Cured Meat” and “Stone Ear Mushroom Stewed Chicken.” Accommodation: Four-star hotel at the foot of Sanqing Mountain Day 6: Return trip, fully loaded with memories Morning: According to your flight or high-speed train schedule, drive back to Nanchang, with options to purchase Jiangxi specialties such as Lushan Cloud Mist Tea, Jingdezhen Porcelain, and Wuyuan Royal Chrysanthemum along the way. Afternoon: Arrive at Nanchang Changbei International Airport, concluding a pleasant Jiangxi journey. Budget Reference: Transportation: about 1000 RMB (including high-speed train, bus, scenic area shuttle, etc.) Accommodation: about 1500 RMB (five nights in four-star hotels) Meals: about 800 RMB (including specialty foods) Tickets: about 700 RMB (including entrance fees and cable car) Others: about 1000 RMB (including shopping, souvenirs, etc.) Travel Tips: Jiangxi’s weather is changeable; it is recommended to bring rain gear and sun protection. There are many mountain roads in scenic areas; comfortable shoes are recommended. Book hotels and tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons. Respect local customs and travel civilly. Wish you a pleasant journey!

Feeling tempted❣️🫖Jingdezhen One-Day Tour Guide (Without Sanbao Village Version || 📒Itinerary: 1️⃣ Taoyangli Imperial Kiln Factory ➡️ Imperial Kiln Museum ➡️ Longzhu Pavilion. If you get tired from walking, you can rest at 【Xiaomanting】, which offers handmade pottery as well as coffee and tea. The best spot is on the second floor; open the window and you can see Longzhu Pavilion. 2️⃣ Yaoyi Kiln · Ceramic Discount Warehouse It's hard to imagine that the flawed pieces look so good and are so cheap, plus they can be shipped home. The only downside is the average surrounding environment. 3️⃣ Sculpture Porcelain Factory There are so many shops; I just took a quick look. Various graffiti of the three big characters "Jingdezhen." A stylish spot is 【Wild Vegetables】deep in the alley, with good aesthetics, strong air conditioning, and a laid-back owner. You can browse casually... Besides vintage items, they also have hand-drip coffee☕️. 4️⃣ Taoxichuan One of the must-visit spots, with old Cantonese-style red brick and black tile houses. There are some interesting shops, and a night market with delicate handmade items, though prices are not cheap. For a cheaper market, you can go to the nearby Xinchang West Road Market, where bracelets are 10 RMB for 5, and cups start at 15 RMB~~ 🏠 Hotel: Jingdezhen Holiday Inn Express (Ancient Town Branch) (6 km from downtown, 7 km from Jingdezhen North) 🚕 Transportation Guide: 🚄 High-speed train/train: Jingdezhen North Station (6 km from downtown) Jingdezhen Station (3 km from downtown) ✈️ Airplane: Jingdezhen Luojia Airport (15 km from downtown) 🚇 City transportation: Bus, shared electric scooters, bikes, or taxis (starting at 8 RMB) 🥘 Food: ✅ Yeluzi (arrived around 1 PM, 20-minute wait, fresh ingredients) ✅ Wei BBQ (sweet and spicy flavor, any dish is delicious) ⚠️ Tips: 🔅 You don’t necessarily have to go to Sanbao Village; don’t be obsessed with taking perfect photos. One day in Jingdezhen is really not enough to explore everything. Come back next time!! Solve your travel and accommodation problems with one click! Taoxichuan Boge Hotel, full of design sense and thoughtful smart facilities. Close to popular check-in spots, super convenient for travel, staying here feels like home!

🌿 Don’t be a “special forces soldier” when you come to Jingdezhen! The romance of this city is hidden in its slow moments; only by strolling slowly can you truly appreciate its charm～ 📅 Itinerary DAY 1 First Experience of Old Town Life • Fuzhou Alley: Start your breakfast with fried dough sticks and glutinous rice cakes, sticky and wrapped in crispy fragrance; if you love noodles, don’t miss Fan Laotou’s Fan’s Beef Bone Noodles, full of flavor! • Taoxichuan Night Market (Fri-Sun 16:00 - 21:30): When night falls, ceramic stalls and creative shops bustle with activity, shopping until your eyes are dazzled～ • Ouji Food Stall: A paradise for spice lovers! Spicy and satisfying, full of lively local atmosphere, once you try it, you won’t forget it! DAY 2 Countryside and Deliciousness Intertwined • Porcelain Palace: Personally think it’s average, can skip if short on time～ • Sanbao Village: Head straight to Sanbao Courtyard for lunch, fast service, beautiful environment, and amazing taste! After eating, take a walk along the mountain road, breathe fresh air + browse small shops, and visit “Bukongshan” on the way, full of artistic vibes～ • Home-style Meal: A chain treasure restaurant, you can order blindly without fear of mistakes, home-cooked dishes that bring warmth～ DAY 3 Artistic and Aesthetic Finale • Imperial Kiln Porcelain Museum: The museum is free, but the scenic area ticket is 58🎫. A thousand years of porcelain history is stored in the display cabinets, super informative after visiting! • Wild Stove: Not very spicy but super delicious, the environment is also very stylish, perfect atmosphere for a meal～ • Meiyan Studio: An aesthetic ceramic collection store, with great taste! Browsing piece by piece, you can find highly designed ceramic trinkets, you won’t want to leave～ 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: You can choose hotels near Taoxichuan, very convenient for eating, drinking, and entertainment. I stayed with my bestie at Jingdezhen Boge Hotel, within walking distance to Taoxichuan and close to Taoyang New Village. The lobby has ceramic display cabinets and artistic vases, full of design sense～ plus free ice cream and fruit, very comfortable stay! 💬 Already looking forward to the next visit! In the comments, please recommend good coffee shops and hidden gems in Jingdezhen for sisters～

1️⃣ Yangzhou (Jiangsu) - 👍Recommended reasons: Model of slow life, gardens and morning tea culture. - 🚇 High-speed rail: Transfer at Nanjing/Zhenjiang high-speed rail (30 minutes), or direct to Yangzhou East Station. - Suggested itinerary: - Day 1: Slender West Lake + Daming Temple + Dongguan Street (night tour of ancient alleys). - Day 2: Ge Garden/He Garden + Pishi Street art shops + scrubbing bath experience (intangible cultural heritage "Shuibaopi"). - Day 3: Gaoyou Yucheng Post Station (1-hour drive, lesser-known ancient town) or Shaobo Ancient Town. - 🏨 Accommodation: Guesthouses near Dongguan Street or hotels by Slender West Lake. - ✨ Tips*: Best in March-April (cherry blossoms, Qiong flowers in full bloom), must try crab roe soup dumplings for morning tea. 2️⃣ Shaoxing (Zhejiang) - 👍Recommended reasons: Hometown of Lu Xun, water town charm, rich cultural atmosphere. - 🚇 High-speed rail: Transfer at Hangzhou East Station (20 minutes direct to Shaoxing North). - Suggested itinerary: - Day 1: Lu Xun's Hometown + Shen Garden (listen to Yue opera at night) + Cangqiao Straight Street. - Day 2: Keyan Scenic Area (Luzhen Shexi) + Anchang Ancient Town (sauced and cured meats). - Day 3: Hometown of the Sage of Calligraphy (Wang Xizhi's former residence) + Yellow Wine Museum (taste yellow wine milk tea). - 🏨 Accommodation: Near Lu Xun Middle Road or high-end hotels in Jinghu New District. - ✨ Tips: Must ride the black-awning boat, don't miss drunken crab and fennel beans. 3️⃣ Jingdezhen (Jiangxi) - 👍Recommended reasons: Artistic ceramics capital, lesser-known but highly experiential. - 🚇 High-speed rail: Direct from Nanchang/Hefei (2-3 hours). - Suggested itinerary: - Day 1: China Ceramics Museum + Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street (Friday night market). - Day 2: Sculpture Porcelain Factory (Letian Market) + Sanbao Village (art galleries, studios). - Day 3: Yaoli Ancient Town (transfer at Fuliang Station by high-speed rail, 1 hour away). - 🏨 Accommodation: Design hotels around Taoxichuan or guesthouses in Sanbao Village. - ✨ Tips: Hands-on pottery experience, stunning photos at Bingding wood-fired kiln. 4️⃣ Zhangzhou (Fujian) - 👍Recommended reasons: Southern Fujian style + seafood delicacies, avoid the crowds of Xiamen. - 🚇 High-speed rail: Transfer at Xiamen North Station (18 minutes to Zhangzhou). - Suggested itinerary: - Day 1: Zhangzhou Ancient City (Confucian Temple, oyster omelet) + Nanshan Temple. - Day 2: Volcano Island (Rainbow Mountain, Monument Valley) + Zhenhaijiao (Little Kenting). - Day 3: Yunshuiyao Ancient Town (Tulou clusters, filming location of "Big Fish & Begonia"). - 🏨 Accommodation: Near the ancient city or guesthouses on Volcano Island. - ✨ Tips: Must eat four-fruit soup and fried rice cake, remember sun protection in summer. 5️⃣ Dujiangyan (Sichuan) - 👍Recommended reasons: Chengdu's backyard garden, combination of mountains, water, and pandas. - High-speed rail: Direct to Chengdu Xipu Station (30 minutes, ticket price 10 yuan). - Suggested itinerary: - Day 1: Dujiangyan Scenic Area (water conservancy project) + Nanqiao night view. - Day 2: Qingcheng Front Mountain (Taoist culture) / Back Mountain (hiking). - Day 3: Panda Valley (fewer people, more interaction) + Guanxian Ancient City. - 🏨 Accommodation: Guesthouses in Guanxian Ancient City or hot spring hotels in Qingcheng Mountain. - ✨ Tips: Summer resort, must try cured pork rib hotpot. 6️⃣ Liuzhou (Guangxi) - 👍Recommended reasons: Paradise of Luosifen (snail rice noodles), karst landscape. - High-speed rail: Direct from Guilin/Nanning in 1.5 hours. - Suggested itinerary: - Day 1: Longtan Park + Ma'anshan night view + Wuxing Street Luosifen. - Day 2: Luzhai Xiangqiao Karst Geological Park (lesser-known secret spot). - Day 3: Sanjiang Chengyang Eight Villages (Dong ethnic style, high-speed rail to Sanjiang South Station). - 🏨 Accommodation: Scenic hotels by the Liu River or guesthouses in the city center. - ✨ Tips: Best in autumn, recommended night market is North Station Night Market. These cities have frequent high-speed rail services, flexible itineraries, and 3 days are enough for an in-depth experience without feeling rushed. It is recommended to check local festivals before departure (such as Jingdezhen market, Shaoxing yellow wine festival) for a more unique experience!

**Mangshi Recommended Travel Time:** November to March is the best season to visit this border town in Yunnan. With winter temperatures averaging around 20°C, it's perfect for escaping the cold. This period precedes the Dai New Year's Water Splashing Festival (mid-April), meaning fewer tourists and reasonable prices. At dawn, capture the mystical sight of the Golden and Silver Pagodas shrouded in morning mist, and at dusk, photograph the golden Buddhist glow during sunset. Local delicacies like "Sapie" and "Paoluda" are also at their freshest during this season. **Chatong Ancient Town Recommended Travel Time:** Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are ideal. In spring, the town is surrounded by seas of rapeseed flowers, with cobblestone paths contrasting beautifully against white walls and black tiles. Autumn offers misty water town scenes. Avoid the rainy season (July-August) to ensure good photography conditions. Visit at 6-7 AM for the most authentic glimpses of local life, and don’t miss documenting the traditional tung oil umbrella-making process. **Hailing Island Recommended Travel Time:** May-June and September-October are optimal. Avoid summer crowds while enjoying crystal-clear waters and mild temperatures. Capture sunrise over the sea in the morning and bustling fishing port scenes at dusk. Highlights include the "Nanhai No.1" Museum and the mangrove ecological zone. The lively seafood market is another must-photograph spot. **Dongji Island Recommended Travel Time:** June-September offers the bluest seas and high visibility, perfect for photographing China’s earliest sunrise. Though July-August brings more tourists, it’s great for snapping lively sea-fishing scenes and starlit fishing boats. Monitor typhoon forecasts (July-September) and explore the island’s unique stone houses and lighthouses. **Weihai Recommended Travel Time:** June-September is best, with summer temperatures around 25°C—ideal for beach holidays. Photograph Liu Gong Island’s blue seas, flocks of seagulls on Hailu Island, and bustling fish markets in September. Winter (December-February) offers rare shots of sea ice and elegant swans at Swan Lake. **Jingdezhen Recommended Travel Time:** Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) provide comfortable temperatures for photographing ancient kiln sites and porcelain-making. Dawn shots of rising kiln smoke in old factory areas are especially recommended. The October Porcelain Expo showcases stunning ceramic art, while rainy days add charm with reflections of blue-and-white porcelain. **Songyang Recommended Travel Time:** Year-round, but March-April (rapeseed flower season) and September-October (golden rice terraces) are most spectacular. Capture terraced fields blending with ancient villages, morning mountain mists, and sunset glows. Visit villages like Yangjiatang and Chenjiapu for authentic farming life. **Hongyadong Recommended Travel Time:** Weekdays in March-May or September-November avoid crowds and showcase Chongqing’s pleasant climate. Nighttime light shows are a must, but skip holidays. Early mornings reveal old Chongqing’s local charm. **Shaoxing Recommended Travel Time:** Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are most comfortable. Photograph gondola-like "Wupeng" boats and cultural sites like Lu Xun’s hometown. April is ideal for documenting Shaoxing wine brewing. Rainy season (June-July) adds misty Jiangnan scenery, while winter highlights traditional foods like cured duck and sausages.

Jingdezhen: The Artisan Poem of the Thousand-Year Porcelain Capital, an Oriental Secret Where Mountains, Waters, and Kiln Fires Dance Together Nestled among the green mountains and clear waters of northeastern Jiangxi, Jingdezhen is like a city forged by kiln fire through time. In its left hand, it holds the porcelain legend described as "white as jade, bright as a mirror, thin as paper, and sounding like a chime," and in its right hand, it embraces the open spirit of "artisans coming from all directions, with wares traveling worldwide." This is the "source of porcelain," the cradle of imperial kilns from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, the spiritual homeland of contemporary ceramic artists, and a millennium-old city that writes Eastern aesthetics with clay and flame. 1. A Thousand Years of Kiln Fire: The Time Code of the Porcelain Capital The soul of Jingdezhen lies in the dialogue between kiln fire and clay; every porcelain shard is a historical footnote, every crack a trace of time. Imperial Kiln National Archaeological Site Park: Royal Kiln Fire: The Ming and Qing imperial kiln ruins, with millions of official kiln fragments buried underground. Archaeological restorations like the "Plain Sancai Duck-shaped Incense Burner" and the "Blue-and-white Lotus Cricket Jar" tell stories of royal aesthetics. Night tours of the Imperial Kiln Museum illuminate the dragon kiln ruins, as if traveling back to the peak porcelain-making scene where "white smoke covers the sky by day, red flames burn the heavens by night." Ceramic Art Experience: At the pottery workshop beside the site, you can throw clay and paint blue-and-white porcelain by hand, engraving the poetic "sky blue waiting for misty rain" into the porcelain body. Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area: Living Heritage: Restored Song dynasty dragon kilns, Ming dynasty gourd kilns, and Qing dynasty town kilns. Watch intangible cultural heritage inheritors perform the "seventy-two processes"—kneading clay, shaping, painting, glazing, firing—and hear the kiln masters shout "full kiln" and "open kiln," feeling the artisan spirit of "one perfect piece making a hundred others obsolete." Wood-fired Kiln Opening: Monthly wood-fired kiln opening ceremonies witness the moment new porcelain emerges from the kiln, with glaze colors transforming miraculously like "the sky clearing after rain." China Ceramics Museum: National Treasure Tour: Housing over 50,000 porcelain pieces, from the Yuan dynasty blue-and-white "Guiguzi Descending the Mountain" jar (replica) to the Qianlong pastel cloisonné revolving heart vase, from Song dynasty Yingqing porcelain to Republic of China Zhushan Eight Friends porcelain paintings, a slow unfolding of Chinese ceramic history. Museum Treasure: Yuan dynasty blue-and-white plum vase with entwined peony patterns, its glaze rich as gemstones and decorations intricate as brocade, hailed as the "King of Blue-and-White." 2. The Charm of Mountains, Waters, and Porcelain: The Symbiotic Aesthetics of Nature and Culture The mountains and waters of Jingdezhen form the base color of its porcelain; the aesthetics of porcelain are infused with the spirit of the landscape. Yaoli Ancient Town: The Source of Porcelain and the Land of Tea: Originating in the Tang dynasty, this "ancient porcelain and tea town" features winding bluestone paths, Ming and Qing Huizhou-style ancient houses reflecting in the Yao River, the roaring waterfalls of Wanghu Primitive Forest, and the Nan Ceramic Theme Park where you can wash porcelain stones and experience traditional water-powered porcelain making. Slow Life: Watch morning smoke curl, savor Fuliang tea in the afternoon, and drift on a bamboo raft at dusk, experiencing the poetic dwelling of "sky blue waiting for misty rain, while I wait for you." Hanxi Village Earth Art Festival: Art in the Tea Garden: In a thousand-acre tea garden, art installations like Ma Yansong’s "Earth Lamp" and Xiangyang’s "Evolving Dust" coexist with nature. Tea farmers pick leaves, artists create, and visitors check in, composing a contemporary "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains." Tea Experience: Pick pre-Qingming tea, learn tea frying, and enjoy tea banquets, feeling the Eastern philosophy of "porcelain and tea as one flavor." Bingding Wood-fired Kiln: Dialogue Between Architecture and Kiln Fire: Designed by contemporary architect Zhang Lei, the interplay of exposed concrete and kiln light and shadow creates a kiln fire that dances like a galaxy, known as "China’s most beautiful wood-fired kiln." During monthly firings, artists and artisans gather to witness clay’s rebirth in flame. 3. The Taste of the Porcelain Capital: A Flavor Symphony of Clay and Fire Jingdezhen cuisine combines the fresh spiciness of Gan cuisine, the richness of Hui cuisine, and the elegance bestowed by porcelain culture. Must-Try Three Delicacies: Cold Noodles: Thick as chopsticks with a chewy texture, mixed with tangerine peel, diced radish, chili sauce, and sprinkled with scallions, this is the soul of Jingdezhen breakfast. Dumpling Cake: Made with polished indica rice flour skins, filled with shredded radish, chives, dried tofu, steamed until translucent, dipped in chili vinegar, each bite carries the charm of Jiangnan. Alkaline Water Cake: A cake made from rice and alkaline water, sliced and stir-fried with cured meat, eggs, and greens, savory and soft, recommended by the documentary "Flavorful Origins." Hidden Menu: Porcelain Clay Stewed Chicken: Whole chicken wrapped in lotus leaves and coated with special porcelain clay, then kiln-baked, resulting in tender, juicy meat infused with the aroma of clay. Bitter Zelkova Tofu: Made from wild bitter zelkova fruit powder, smooth in texture, stir-fried with chili, cooling and heat-relieving, a gift from the mountains. Fuliang Tea Banquet: Incorporating tea into dishes—tea-scented ribs, Longjing shrimp, matcha pastries—elegant tea dining that embodies the philosophy of "Zen and tea as one flavor." 4. Seasonal Activities: Unlocking the Many Possibilities of the Porcelain Capital Spring · Tea Mountain Porcelain Charm (March-May): Tea picking in Hanxi Village, spring outings in Yaoli, viewing porcelain stone mine ruins alongside rapeseed flower seas; Taoxichuan spring market for independent designer porcelain. Summer · Kiln Fire Carnival (June-August): Night tours in the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Exhibition Area, watching intangible cultural heritage artisans work at night; Sanbaopeng Art Colony starry sky concerts accompanied by cicadas and ceramic wind chimes. Autumn · Art Feast (September-November): Jingdezhen International Ceramic Biennale gathering global ceramic artists; Taoxichuan autumn market with hundreds of ceramic artists selling their works, experiencing the "artisan community." Winter · Fireside Porcelain Tasting (December-February): Winter firings at Bingding Wood-fired Kiln, watching flames dance in snowy nights; tea brewing and storytelling by artists at Sanbao International Ceramic Village. 5. Travel Tips: Practical Guide to Enjoying Jingdezhen Transportation: Flights: Jingdezhen Luojia Airport offers direct flights to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and other cities. High-speed Rail: Jingdezhen North Station connects nationwide; transfer at Nanchang or Jiujiang for a one-hour high-speed train ride. Accommodation: High-end options: Taoxichuan International Trade Hotel (industrial design), Xingshan Xiyuan (hidden aesthetic guesthouse). Special Experiences: Sanbaopeng Art Hotel (sleep inside an art gallery), Hidden Jingdezhen Art Hotel (blue-and-white porcelain theme). Avoid Pitfalls: Porcelain shopping tips: Bargain at the International Trade Porcelain Market, compare prices at three shops; avoid "master porcelain" traps inside scenic areas, look for studio signatures. Ceramic Experience: Book workshops in advance; throwing and painting require over two hours; wear clothes that can get dirty. Transportation Notes: Taxis are convenient in the city; for remote villages, car rental is recommended; shared electric scooters suit short trips—note return points. Cultural Easter Eggs: Every Friday and Saturday night, Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street hosts the "Spring and Autumn Market" with ceramic artists’ stalls, live bands, and light shows—Jingdezhen’s "sleepless nights." Lotte Ceramic Society Creative Market (Saturday mornings) features avant-garde works by young ceramic artists, where limited edition porcelain can be found. Visit Fuliang Ancient County Office to see the "First Office of Jiangnan," travel back to Qing dynasty officialdom, and watch live "court trial" performances. 6. Deep Experiences: An Immersive Journey from Clay to Art Ceramic Artist Studio Visits: Book the "One-day Assistant to a Ceramic Artist" to participate in creation and kiln firing, and hear their stories of "dialogue with porcelain." Porcelain Mine Ruins Hiking: Start from Gaoling Village, hike to Dongbu Wharf, explore ancient porcelain clay transport routes, and see kaolin mine ruins. Tea and Porcelain Culture Study: Learn tea picking and processing in Fuliang tea gardens, study traditional blue-and-white painting at the Imperial Kiln, and earn a "Beginner Ceramic Art Certificate." The beauty of Jingdezhen is the millennium-old cultural pulse beating in kiln fire, the poetic landscape frozen on porcelain shards, and the Eastern aesthetics flowing through artisans’ fingertips. Here, there is the elegance of "the sky clearing after rain," the inclusiveness of "artisans coming from all directions," national treasures in museums, and youthful creativity in markets. Take this guide, step into Jingdezhen, let your fingers be stained with clay, and your soul be reborn in kiln fire—because here, everyone can become a "creator."

Don't miss this when you're in Jingdezhen!!!! Absolutely amazing!!! Taoxichuan is full of artistic vibes, where ceramic art blends with fashion, romantic and cool!!! Whether you're browsing creative markets by day or enjoying lights and performances at night, it's super stylish!!! Perfect for immersive ceramic experiences and photo ops!!! The area is free to explore!!! Route: Navigate to "Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Block," enter from the main entrance, first explore the market stalls around the central square, then delve deeper into the cultural and creative venues!! 🏠 Accommodation recommendation: Taoxichuan has great food and entertainment nearby, and taxis are super convenient. Last time I stayed at Jingdezhen Boge Hotel, the service was incredibly thoughtful🥳

👇🏻Here is a customized travel guide for Jinghong, Shaoxing, Jingdezhen, Quanzhou, and Liuzhou, covering unique attractions and experiences to help you plan your trip efficiently: --- 📍 **Yunnan · Jinghong** (2 days) 💡**Highlights**: Tropical rainforest and Dai ethnic culture ❗- **Must-visit**: -✅ Gauxiang Xishuangbanna: Take photos in Dai costumes at the Starlight Night Market, try pounding chicken feet and pineapple rice. -🌟 Chinese Academy of Sciences Botanical Garden: Night tour to see fireflies, explore exotic flowers and trees by day (Wanglian Pond is a must-check-in). -🥳 Manting Park: Dai King’s imperial garden, join the bonfire party at dusk. 🐟- **Food**: Dai-style grilled fish, lemongrass grilled chicken, puluda. --- 📍 **Zhejiang · Shaoxing** (2 days) 🌟**Highlights**: Water town charm and literary heritage - ‼️**Must-visit**: - 💓 Lu Xun’s Hometown: Visit Baicao Garden and Sanwei Study, enjoy yellow wine popsicles. 📖- Hometown of the Sage of Calligraphy: Explore native alleys, take photos at Tishan Bridge. 🥳 - Anchang Ancient Town: Ride a black-awning boat, taste sausage and marinated quail (quieter on weekdays). 😋- **Food**: Fennel beans, Shaoxing yellow wine, braised pork with preserved vegetables. --- 📌 **Jiangxi · Jingdezhen** (2 days) 💡**Highlights**: Millennia-old porcelain capital’s craftsmanship ⭐- **Must-visit**: ❣️- Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum: Watch intangible cultural heritage artisans throwing clay and painting blue and white porcelain. 🌸 - Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park: Friday/Saturday night market for handmade ceramics (a hub for young designers). ⛰️ - Yaoli Ancient Town: Hui-style architecture and landscape, experience the tranquility of the "source of porcelain." 🥳- **Experience**: Lotte Pottery Club (Saturday morning) for pottery making, hunt for bargains at sculpture porcelain factories. --- 📍 **Fujian · Quanzhou** (2 days) 💖**Highlights**: Starting point of the Maritime Silk Road and religious museums ‼️- **Must-visit**: 💓 - West Street Area: Kaiyuan Temple twin towers, Xiaoxicheng internet-famous wall, try noodle soup and local snail jelly. 🌟 - Xunpu Village: Wear flower hairpins and take photos at the "Oyster Shell House" (like Zhao Liying). ❣️ - Guanyue Temple/Qingjing Mosque: Experience the coexistence of diverse religious cultures. ⭐- **Tips**: Old town’s small white cars stop on a wave (2 RMB per ride). --- 📌 **Guangxi · Liuzhou** (2 days) 💡**Highlights**: Industrial city with a local vibe ‼️- **Must-visit**: 🍜 - Qingyun Minsheng Market: Breakfast with snail rice noodles, eat dew rice balls. ⛰️- Longtan Park: Karst landscape, shoot ethnic-style photos at the Wind and Rain Bridge. ✅- Ma’anshan: Climb to the top for a panoramic night view of the city (lights on at 19:30). 😋- **Food**: Deep alley snail rice noodles (fried noodles are even better), grandma’s handmade milk tea. --- ✅ **Itinerary Suggestions** 🛣️**Route**: Jinghong (flight) → Shaoxing (high-speed rail) → Jingdezhen (high-speed rail) → Quanzhou (high-speed rail) → Liuzhou (high-speed rail). 💰**Budget**: 🚗- Transportation: Intercity high-speed rail/airfare about 1500-2500 RMB. 🏨- Accommodation: Budget hotels about 150-300 RMB/night. 🍲- Food: 80-120 RMB per day to enjoy local specialties. *⚠️*Tips**: 👒1. Bring sun protection and mosquito repellent for Jinghong/Quanzhou; carry an umbrella for Shaoxing’s rainy season☔. 🌟2. Bargain when buying porcelain in Jingdezhen; small items like coasters and tea sets are recommended. 🥳3. Choose mildly spicy snail rice noodles in Liuzhou, pair with cassava soup to ease the heat. --- 💓💓💓This guide focuses on the core experiences of each city. You can deeply explore them in 10 days, flexibly adjust your pace, and immerse yourself in the diverse Chinese charm from rainforests to porcelain capitals, from the Maritime Silk Road to snail noodles!

🏨 The Taoxichuan Hyatt Regency Hotel 🌆 A hidden gem in the ceramic art district I was blown away by this hotel's location on my first visit to Jingdezhen! Nestled right in the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Zone, stepping downstairs leads you to a bustling night market filled with handmade ceramic trinkets that are impossible to look away from 👀 Just a 5-minute walk takes you to the Taoxichuan Art Museum, which transforms into a dreamy castle at night when lit up 🏰 A short 10-minute taxi ride gets you to the Imperial Kiln Museum or the China Ceramics Museum, making this the perfect "golden spot" for exploring and indulging! 🛏 An immersive experience living among ceramics The room details won me over instantly! From the ceramic bedside lamp and blue-and-white porcelain decor in the entryway to the hand-painted ceramic room key card 🖼️ The highlight? The floor-to-ceiling bathroom window offering views of the red-brick chimneys in the complex—soaking in the tub while watching the sunset is pure magic 🌇 The cloud-like bedding was so cozy, and I was gently awakened by folk music drifting through the window—a first for me! 💦 Fitness lovers will adore these facilities I expected mediocre gym amenities in a cultural zone, but I was wrong! The 24-hour fitness center is fully equipped, with ellipticals facing floor-to-ceiling windows—watching the complex wake up during morning workouts is therapeutic 🏃‍♀️ The heated pool, surrounded by vintage industrial brick walls, feels like a movie set, especially with post-swim freshly brewed coffee 🎬 Families will love the dedicated kids' play area—little ones won’t want to leave! 🍵 Heartwarming touches that surprised me The cold-brew tea at check-in was so good I casually asked about the recipe—only to receive a gift box of the same tea at checkout 🎁 When I got lost in the lobby, a cleaning auntie paused her work to guide me to the elevator and even gave me freshly baked osmanthus cakes. Being treated like family? Heart-melting 🥹 ⚠️ Pro tips for your stay 1️⃣ Opt for a room with a balcony! Evening live music from the courtyard below creates an unbeatable vibe. 2️⃣ The night market is liveliest on Fridays and Saturdays—set aside time to hunt for unique designer pieces. 3️⃣ Don’t miss the local Jingdezhen alkaline rice cakes at breakfast—paired with spicy sauce, I devoured them for three days straight. 4️⃣ The hotel offers free ceramic painting sessions—even the artistically challenged can create a one-of-a-kind souvenir 🎨 I’ll 100% stay here again on my next Jingdezhen trip! This hotel masterfully blends art, local charm, and comfort—it’s impossible not to fall in love.

🌟 The Ultimate Guide to Ceramic Shopping in Jingdezhen❗️ After 7 days of exploring countless markets, I found this hidden gem warehouse🏺 Spent a week trekking through Jingdezhen! Sculpture Porcelain Factory → Taoda Youth Market → 798 Old Factory Village → Taoyang New Village → Taoyangli → Taoxichuan... and more After visiting all the popular markets recommended online, I finally discovered a locals-only ceramic warehouse‼️ ✨ **Yaoyiyao Ceramic Discount Warehouse** ✨ 📍 Location: Inside Zhongxing Porcelain Factory (follow the navigation, no getting lost—see P17) ⏰ Business hours: 10:30–21:00 ✅ **Aesthetic & practical finds for home lovers** No cheap wholesale trinkets here❌ No "look-but-don’t-touch" art pieces❌ Stylish tableware starting at just ¥10 (Japanese-style rustic pottery / Instagrammable mugs / handcrafted tea sets) Every corner is filled with life’s little luxuries ✅ **Deep discounts & hidden steals** Showroom prices slashed by 50–70%‼️ "Imperfect" section starts at just ¥9.9 (flaws are barely noticeable—tested myself!) ✅ **Nationwide shipping available📦 No need to carry it all home** 💡 **Pro tips for your visit** 1️⃣ Wear comfy shoes—you’ll want to browse for hours 2️⃣ Fewer crowds in the afternoon for photos, but evening lighting is magical 3️⃣ A bit tricky to find—follow P3 & P4 for directions 💫 **Regret not bringing a bigger suitcase!** The joy of scoring Muji-style designer pieces at dirt-cheap prices? Only in Jingdezhen😭 Check my profile for more Jingdezhen travel tips & guides— Stay tuned, save, like, and follow for updates!

Hey everyone👋, is there a song that, like a gentle breeze carrying the delicate scent of porcelain clay, softly blows into your heart, evoking a longing for that millennium-old porcelain capital? When I heard "I'm waiting for you in Jingdezhen, waiting for your return after a thousand years, the timeless kiln fire, shining mysteriously, the beauty of blue and white porcelain, as elegant as poetry, I'm waiting for you in Jingdezhen, waiting for you to come for an encounter," this song, with its melodious tune and poetic lyrics, painted such a dreamy picture of Jingdezhen that I embarked on a journey to this charming land in March, full of anticipation. Check out my travel guide! 🌆My Impression of Jingdezhen Jingdezhen is like a history book bearing the flames of a thousand-year-old kiln, with a profound heritage and ancient charm. In March, spring returns to Jingdezhen, and the warm breeze is gentle. In the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area, the kiln fire blazes, and traditional porcelain-making techniques are passed down through generations. The Yaori Ancient Town is surrounded by green mountains and clear waters, with Hui-style architecture scattered throughout. The Imperial Kiln Museum tells the story of past glories. The aroma of cold noodles and alkaline rice cakes fills the streets and alleys, where the charm of porcelain and the vibrancy of daily life intertwine. Every corner exudes a unique charm, like a paradise on earth. 🚗Transportation Guide ✈️Airplane: After arriving at Jingdezhen Luojia Airport, you can take the airport bus or a taxi to the city center. It's convenient and efficient, taking about 20-30 minutes to reach the bustling downtown area and start your wonderful journey. You can use Alipay or WeChat's transit QR code to pay for public transportation in Jingdezhen, making travel very convenient. 🚌If you want to visit surrounding attractions such as the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area and the Imperial Kiln Museum, there are many special bus routes that will take you directly to your destination. You can also rent a bicycle and ride through the city streets, feeling the breeze on your face as you explore the ceramic cultural imprints hidden in every corner. 🗺Travel Itinerary Day 1: Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area - Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue - Ceramic Sculpture Factory (bargain hunting, buying unique ceramic trinkets, and tasting local snacks) Day 2: Imperial Kiln Museum - Longzhu Pavilion - China Ceramics Museum - Fuzhou Nong (food and shopping) Day 3: Yaori Ancient Town - Return to the city to buy souvenirs, such as ceramic crafts, Fuliang tea, and Leping peach crisps. 🌟Must-See Attractions 1. Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area: Stepping into the area in March, you'll see the kiln fire rising and smell the aroma of burning pinewood. Here, ancient kilns from various dynasties are gathered, and you can witness the traditional porcelain-making process firsthand, from shaping and trimming to painting and firing. The artisans' skillful hands breathe life into the clay, perfectly echoing the timeless kiln fire sung in "I'm waiting for you in Jingdezhen." Immerse yourself in the rich ceramic culture, appreciate Jingdezhen's unique porcelain-making charm, and touch the soul of this city. 2. Imperial Kiln Museum: As the site of the Ming and Qing imperial kilns, strolling through the ruins in March, the broken walls tell the vicissitudes of history. Countless treasures are buried underground, while the restored buildings above ground showcase the ancient charm. Feel the profound historical heritage of Jingdezhen, experience the glory of the former imperial kiln, and witness the traces of time. 3. Yaori Ancient Town: Surrounded by green mountains and clear waters, Yaori is full of spring in March. The white walls and black tiles of Hui-style architecture are reflected in the water, and wooden bridges cross the streams. Stroll through the ancient town, feel the tranquility and simplicity, explore the remnants of the once-prosperous porcelain trade, and immerse yourself in this picturesque landscape, appreciating the gentle beauty of the porcelain capital's surroundings. 4. Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue: Taoxichuan is bustling at night, with lights illuminating the art spaces transformed from old factory buildings. In the creative market, young artists sell ceramic works in various styles. Blend into the local festive atmosphere, experience the leisure and vitality of Jingdezhen, and feel the vigorous spirit of modern ceramic culture. Practical Tips 🎫Tickets are required for attractions such as the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area and the Imperial Kiln Museum. You can book tickets in advance on the official WeChat public account or major travel platforms, often with discounts, and avoid the hassle of queuing on-site. Some areas, such as Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue and the Ceramic Sculpture Factory, are free to enter. Opening hours vary for each attraction, so be sure to check the official website before your trip and plan your itinerary accordingly to avoid disappointment. 🍱Food Recommendations 1. Cold Noodles: A Jingdezhen specialty, the noodles are thick and chewy, served with chili peppers, dried radish, and other seasonings. It's spicy and appetizing, a perfect way to start an energetic day and experience the authentic flavor of Jingdezhen. 2. Alkaline Rice Cakes: Made from rice flour and alkaline water, these cakes are fragrant and soft after being pan-fried or stir-fried. They are a popular street food. 3. Clay-baked Chicken: Chicken baked in porcelain clay, the meat is tender and has a unique earthy aroma, showcasing the wonder of Jingdezhen cuisine. 4. Youtiao Wrapped with Sesame Balls: Crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside, the combination of crispy youtiao and soft sesame balls, dipped in sugar or sesame powder, is sweet and delicious, adding a delightful memory to your Jingdezhen trip. 🏨Hotel Accommodation 1. Zhushan District Hotels: I recommend the Jingdezhen Kaimenzi Hotel in Zhushan District. It's conveniently located near attractions such as the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area and Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue. The surrounding area offers complete amenities, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, the service is excellent, and it's easy to get to city attractions. 2. Changjiang District Hotels: The JI Hotel in Changjiang District offers great value for money. It's close to the Imperial Kiln Museum and the China Ceramics Museum, allowing you to quickly return to your room to rest after a day of sightseeing. The hotel has excellent facilities, a variety of dining options, and offers views of the Changjiang District cityscape. 💡Tips 1. The temperature difference between day and night in Jingdezhen in March is relatively small, but it can be chilly sometimes, so remember to bring a light jacket. 2. When buying ceramic crafts, pay attention to the quality. If you need to ship them, choose a reliable logistics method to ensure the items arrive safely. 3. Follow the rules when visiting ancient kilns and ruins, do not touch the artifacts, protect the environment, and travel responsibly. My friends, Jingdezhen, the city that drew me in because of the song "I'm waiting for you in Jingdezhen," is full of charm. Plan your trip now and embark on this porcelain capital adventure💖!

I accidentally found my dream homestay in Jingdezhen! I made a special trip to Jingdezhen just for this homestay! 🌿【Xingshan Shiwai · Jielu Erju】🌿 After spending a long time in the city, I always want to find a place to unwind.🏞️ This time, I finally found a hidden gem of a homestay—Xingshan Shiwai · Jielu Erju. It felt like I was transported to Kyoto.⛩️ Every photo I took was stunning. The homestay is located in Sanbao Village. There are many glassblowing and pottery workshops nearby. The homestay has a whiskey bar, and they gave me a discount coupon. However, I had to drive out for late-night snacks, so I didn't go. I enjoyed a very comfortable bath in my room that night. The next day, there was a complimentary breakfast, shown in the last photo. They had a wide variety of Hong Kong-style dim sum.😋

Hey guys, I just got back from Jingdezhen and I have some photos to share with you. The Imperial Kiln National Archaeological Site Park is a paradise for taking photos in traditional Chinese clothing. The old kiln bricks and mottled walls make for a great backdrop. I rented a set of Hanfu and took photos at the ancient kilns and ruins. Every photo is beautiful enough to be a wallpaper. The Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District is a great place to take modern artistic photos. The lights and creative ceramic sculptures make for a great background. There are also many artistic shops on the street, and the interior decor is also great for photos. Sanbao International Ceramic Art Village is surrounded by green mountains and rivers. The rustic farmhouses and artistic studios are scattered throughout the village, and the photos taken here have a fresh filter. But Jingdezhen is not just a "vase"! The food here is also amazing. The beef bone noodles are made with large pieces of beef bone that are stewed until soft and flavorful. The noodles are spicy and delicious. The alkaline water cake is fried until dry and fragrant, and is served with eggs and vegetables. The taste is unique. In addition, the ceramic culture experience in Jingdezhen is also great. You can find a pottery studio and try your hand at pottery making and coloring. It's a wonderful process to feel the clay turn into an artwork at your fingertips. This is a fun experience that is worth trying in addition to taking photos.

Hey guys, check out this super detailed guide for a 5-day tour of Nanchang, Lushan, and Wuyuan. Explore Jiangxi with ease and avoid the pitfalls! -------------------- 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Nanchang -> Check in to hotel. You can explore Tengwang Pavilion, Jiangxi Provincial Museum, or Bayi Square to experience the charm of Nanchang. Day 2: Depart from Nanchang -> Tour Lushan Scenic Area -> Take the Lushan Cableway to enjoy the mountain scenery and experience the grandeur and mystery of nature. Day 3: Explore Lushan, stroll along the Flower Path -> Visit Meilu Villa to experience the weight of history and the warmth of humanity. Day 4: Head to Wuyuan to explore the scenery of Huangling -> Then head to Jingdezhen to visit the China Ceramics Museum -> Tour the Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Area to appreciate the profound ceramic culture. Day 5: Continue your journey in Jingdezhen to explore the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum to experience the fusion of traditional crafts and modern life. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Wuyuan Huangling: Admire the spectacular autumn scenery, stroll through the terraced fields and colorful flower fields, and experience the charm and scenery of Hui-style architecture. 🏞️ Lushan Scenic Area: Explore the profound cultural heritage of Lushan and experience the integration of nature and history in the green mountains and rivers. 🏺 Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum: Here, ceramics and folk customs meet, as if traveling through time and space, to experience the ancient kiln style from the Song to Qing dynasties. 🏰 Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourism Area: Don't miss the Taoyangli Imperial Kiln Scenic Area, a shining pearl of the porcelain capital, where the smoke and fire of 100,000 families are all around. -------------------- **Notes**: 🚗 Airport transportation: From Nanchang Changbei Airport, you can take a train or bus to Lushan, while high-speed rail is recommended for Wuyuan. 🍜 Food: Try Jiangxi cuisine in Lushan, such as 847 Villa Restaurant. In Wuyuan, try the local specialties such as steamed pork and tofu. 🎭 Customs: When visiting Wuyuan, experience traditional festivals such as making zongzi for the Dragon Boat Festival and dragon dancing for the Mid-Autumn Festival. 📸 Photo spots: Lushan Sandie Spring and Wuyuan Huangling Autumn are ideal photo spots not to be missed! 🌦 Weather: The weather in the mountains is changeable, so remember to bring rain gear and sunscreen to stay comfortable. -------------------- Nanchang's food, Lushan's magnificence, and Wuyuan's tranquility. One trip, three experiences. Pack your bags and set off now!