Jingdezhen Ceramics Museum

🏺The two-day and two-night guide to Jingdezhen is here🔥 🚄First of all, we played in Nanchang for two days before going to Jingdezhen, so on the first day in Jingdezhen, we arrived at noon, went to the hotel to drop off our luggage, and then officially started our Jingdezhen trip🚗 After leaving the hotel, our first stop was directly to Oji Dapaidang! Oji Dapaidang is really super delicious! Even us Cantonese people had waiters directly serving us the lang bowl. Their crawfish is especially tasty but super spicy🥵 The chicken rack is also delicious😋 This one is not that spicy, recommended👍 Then we took a taxi directly from Oji Dapaidang to the China Ceramic Museum🚗 The Ceramic Museum is where the Speechless Buddha is located. It is recommended to take the elevator directly to the top floor and then visit from top to bottom. The exhibition hall is quite large, and it takes about two to three hours to visit🕑 For dinner, we went to the Jiujie Town next to Taoyang New Village, picked a random restaurant but the taste was also good. After dinner, you can walk directly to Taoyang New Village to buy the bracelet I've been longing for!☔️ It happened to be raining heavily that day, and the weather was particularly cold, which forced us to make a quick decision. Try to buy bracelets here! I saw some in the Sculpture Porcelain Factory the next day, but they didn't have as many styles and were not as nice as those in Taoyang New Village (remember to bargain when buying cups in Taoyang New Village) The next day we came early to eat Fan's Beef Bone Noodles, which are especially spicy🥵 Everyone can try a serving and order more if they can handle it. The clay pot soup is quite fresh🥣 After eating and drinking, we went to the Sculpture Porcelain Factory. After a casual stroll, we found a shop here to do glassblowing🔥 It's actually not particularly difficult, there will be a teacher to guide you.☔️ Mainly because it was raining and very cold on the two days we went, this kind of indoor activity is the most suitable🧊 (Notes on glassblowing are in another post on the homepage📒 Interested can flip through it In the afternoon, we went to Taoyang Li and the Imperial Kiln Museum. The Imperial Kiln Museum is inside the Taoyang Li scenic area and does not require a ticket🎫 but you must buy a ticket to enter Taoyang Li... In the evening, we went to Fuzhou Alley, and speaking of this place, I highly recommend the youtiao rice cake here, it's really super delicious! Regretted that I only bought one when I entered, and after dinner, there were none left, the whole street was sold out... ☔️ We didn't go to Sanbao Village and the Porcelain Palace because of the rain and the cold. On the third morning, we took the high-speed train and left🚄, Jingdezhen, I think I will come back again

Jingdezhen is world-famous as the 'Porcelain Capital', known for 'a city of porcelain, half a city of kilns', with an unparalleled number of porcelain kilns in the world. If you're planning a trip to Jingdezhen, here are the latest 20 tips to avoid pitfalls shared with everyone～ . 1. Friends going to Jingdezhen can take the high-speed train directly there, or fly to Jingdezhen or Nanchang and then take the high-speed train to Jingdezhen. 2. Friends heading to Yaoli Ancient Town for the azure misty rain don't need to buy a ticket; don't directly purchase the 150 yuan pass as it's purely a waste of money. Buy it when you reach a spot that requires ticket verification. 3. The Imperial Kiln Museum (more beautiful at night) was designed by architect Zhu Pei and was named one of the 'Top 10 Museum Buildings in the World in 2020'. They don't allow entry after 9:30 pm, and after 10 pm, the most popular photo spot is not crowded. 4. Bingding Wood Kiln is quite small, but the architecture is still beautiful. It's far from the city center, so consider the long journey before going. It's hard to hail a taxi in the mountains on the way back, so it's recommended to drive or hire a car. 5. Yaoli Ancient Town is quite crowded, not as niche as written online, and rather commercialized. However, it's quite beautiful if you go early in the morning. For dining, choose a restaurant by the river. 6. The prices at Taoxi Chuan ceramics are on the expensive side. It's better to visit in the evening. Night market: every Saturday and Sunday 16:00-21:30; Taoxi Chuan Art Museum: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-20:00 (closed on Mondays, tickets required). 7. China Ceramic Museum opening hours: 9:00—17:00, closed on Mondays. Among the many museums in Jingdezhen, it has the richest collection and best expresses the entire historical context of the thousand-year-old Porcelain Capital. 8. The tea gardens in Hanxi Village, Fuliang, Jingdezhen are very beautiful, with the 'Lamp of the Earth' niche art exhibition, but remember to eat well before going as there's basically nothing to eat there. 9. Friends who like photography and want to capture the uninhabited internet-famous bridge in Yaoli Ancient Town should either get up early or navigate to Baishita Village Committee, where there are many similar bridges that are mostly deserted and very pristine. 10. Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area ticket: 95 yuan/person, opening hours: 8:00-17:00. If you have enough time, you can visit ancient porcelain workshops, Qing dynasty town kilns, and Ming dynasty gourd kilns. 11. If you want to experience pottery making, go to the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, where there are many places to do pottery. 12. If you want to browse markets, it's recommended to go to Lotte Market, which now requires a ticket. The quality of the stallholders is higher, and the prices are relatively cheaper. You can find some cute trinkets. The opening hours are every Saturday from 9:00 to 12:00. 13. When in Jingdezhen, you must try the deep-fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice. The best-tasting ones in Jingdezhen are at Chengxin Fried Dough Stick Shop, 3.5 yuan each, worth a try. 14. When visiting Jingdezhen, you must experience kiln making and glass blowing. There are places for kiln making near Yaoli, Sanbao, and the Ceramic University. 15. If you like to stroll leisurely, you can go to Sanbao Village. Sanbao Village is not big, and the photogenic spots are mainly near 'Sanbao Art Museum', with blue and white porcelain zebra crossings and pottery wall, which are great for photos.

A leisurely trip mainly for playing with clay and buying kiln ceramics 🚄 Ctrip ticket purchase: Hongqiao-Jingdezhen North Station There are many people taking taxis in Jingdezhen, so get a rental car right after getting off, because the transportation in Jingdezhen is not particularly convenient, we chose to rent a car (Ctrip car rental, you can choose the pickup location, car model, and time) After dropping off the luggage: Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum You need to make a reservation a few days in advance, it is recommended to hire a guide, it's super big inside, you can look around for a long time, there are many exquisite ceramics and paintings, and there was also a Sanxingdui special exhibition Xiaolechuan private kitchen For dinner, we had the famous Xiaolechuan, the taste is super good, even if you can't eat spicy food, you can still enjoy, but you must take a number online in advance, it is recommended to do so at five o'clock Taoxi Chuan Cultural and Creative District In the evening, you can stroll around Taoxi Chuan, there are many art students setting up stalls, each piece of porcelain is unique Crystal Pu Di Hotel (Jingdezhen Flagship Store) Stayed here for both days, the price is right, the location is convenient D2-Play with clay and make ceramics Made cups and glasses at Fang Xun Tao Yi Spent the whole day, the service attitude is super good, they will provide help if you don't know how to do it, and they encourage you to play for a while In the evening, visited Jingdezhen Ceramic Factory (Xinchang Dong Road Store) where you can buy some cups for decoration

I recommend taking a taxi to the Sanbao Art Museum and start a top-to-bottom tour, checking off each scenic spot along the way🚕! This is a thoughtful suggestion from a kind-hearted sister. Route: Sanbao Art Museum→Sanbao Road→9494→Leaving Sanbao Village🚶 About car rental: Since we didn't stay long in Sanbao Village, we didn't rent a car. If you're short on time and only plan to take photos and check in without arranging other activities, there is indeed no need to rent a car🚗. About photography: Sanbao Art Museum🖼: You can take photos on both sides of the street, but be careful for your safety~ Tao Kan Theater🎭: The 'Jingdezhen' wall made of ceramic pieces is a must-visit spot! The surrounding area is quite large, offering a high success rate for good photos📷. 9494🎈: The space is narrow, and it's often crowded, but the photo results are excellent.

(Jingdezhen) Per capita 200 two days and one night strategy!! Super smooth||Now is the best time to go to Jingdezhen Few people!!! The key is that it's too good to shop🍜🍕🎨🎧🧩 - 🚄Transportation: High-speed rail arrives at Jingdezhen North Station 🏠Accommodation: Locals recommend near the new factory (actually near Taoxi River) 💰Per capita: 200 (excluding high-speed rail accommodation) - ☁️Day1 1⃣️Leave luggage at the hotel🧳 2⃣️Drink local milk tea (Jike) 3⃣️Eat (Eat at Home) 4⃣️Taoxi River: 👉There is a market every Friday and Saturday (Mostly original ceramic craftsmen come out to set up stalls) 5⃣️Taoyang New Village 👉10 three-strand bracelets are right here More down-to-earth, super good to shop!!! Various cups, bracelets, vases, and trinkets can be found 6⃣️🚶‍♀️Walk to Jingdezhen Ceramic University (Near the new factory campus for late-night snacks) Many street stalls on the road to grab some food - 🌟Book tickets for the Imperial Kiln Museum & Ceramic Museum for the next day🎫 👉WeChat 🔍 mini program "Changyou Jingdezhen" Book the museum entry time, tickets are free🆓 - ☁️Day2 1⃣️Imperial Kiln Museum (Take a taxi to 📍Taoyangli East Gate No. 3) 8:20 Arrive at Taoyangli and smoothly enter 🌟It is said that entry to the scenic area is free before 8:30 You can wander around Taoyangli first Check in at the popular photo spots 9:00 Imperial Kiln Museum opens 2⃣️Fuzhou Alley 🚶‍♀️Walk to Fuzhou Alley to eat ✔️Fan's Beef Bone Noodles Must eat at Fuzhou Alley, this is the authentic one, There are knockoffs all the way from Taoyangli to Fuzhou Alley ✔️Fried dough sticks wrapped in glutinous rice 3⃣️Ceramic Museum Records the porcelain process from the Song Dynasty to modern times ✔️Speechless Buddha on the 6th floor ✔️The toilet door in the direction of Sanxingdui is where to get stamps ✔️There are also porcelain blind boxes for sale Suggest playing for about 2 hours 4⃣️9494 Aesthetics This popular pizza shop bakes pizza from a kiln🍕 The taste is very good, and the shop environment is great for taking photos📷 5⃣️Sanbao Village There are many interesting shops here If you have time, you can experience ✔️Making ceramics✔️Glassblowing —— Two days and one night are over!! The whole journey is almost entirely by taxi🚗 Also, ✅Porcelain Palace✅Sculpture Porcelain Factory were not visited Sisters with ample time can add them to the itinerary🚶‍♀️ Wish everyone a pleasant journey🤭 -

Although opinions on this travel destination vary online, I still think Jingdezhen is worth a visit. We checked in very slowly at Jingdezhen's kiln factories, Taoxi River, and several museums. 🌊 All these photos are from the Imperial Kiln Museum. Quiet, mysterious, stunning, and broken are the first impressions. After nightfall, we experienced the museum when it was empty, with only the crisp sound of the camera shutter and soft footsteps, leaving everything else to the eyes. We wanted to see the Imperial Kiln under the blue sky, so we came back the next morning. This time we walked into the alleys to feel the ancient kiln ruins; we climbed the high walls to see the groups of green tiles. • 🖍️ In 2020, this place was rated the second most beautiful museum in the world, and in 2021, it won the architecture Oscar award. 🖍️ The exhibition hall uses the arch shape of the kiln as a design element, and also has the smooth streamline of porcelain. Eight double-curved arch structures are connected in a scattered way, which is amazing both from a distance and up close. 🖍️ As a former royal kiln factory, the quality control here can be described as one in ten thousand, so if it doesn't meet the standard, it's directly smashed in the Imperial Kiln and buried deep underground. 🖍️ Therefore, the design concept of 'Imperial Broken Pieces' is ingenious. Most of the exhibits are related to fragments, and the traces of restoration give them a unique beauty of being broken. • 📌Tips: 1. Open 24 hours but generally until 9 PM 2. Book in advance for free 3. The light is the softest before 9 AM and after 4 PM 4. The alleys around, Pengjia Shangnong, are transformed from old kiln workers' dormitories and are worth exploring. In the outer wall of the alley, I saw a sentence that made me feel a lot of emotions. The ancient town has a thousand years of history, this is, the last home of ancient potters.

Wake up at 8:00, saw a breakfast shop with a long queue opposite the hotel, so I also queued up, but I don't think the soup dumplings were worth such a long wait. After eating, drove to the China Ceramics Museum, had an appointment to visit from 10:00-11:00. There was no tour guide, so I just skimmed through, the 'Net Red Silent Buddha' had many people lining up to take photos with it. Visited for about 40 minutes, then drove off to end the National Day trip. Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum

Day One: Morning: Depart for Jingdezhen. Upon arrival, head to the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area, which concentrates the thousand-year history of porcelain making in Jingdezhen and is hailed as a 'living ceramic museum'. Afternoon: Visit the Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum. As a national first-class museum, it is one of the few professional ceramic museums in the country, housing a collection of ceramic treasures from the Han and Tang dynasties to modern and contemporary Jingdezhen ceramics. Evening: Watch the large-scale live performance 'china' in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China. The show is structured around five historical periods: Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing. It explores the unique connotations of the Porcelain Capital through the themes of 'ceramic' meaning, rhyme, people, and nation, delving into the relationship between Jingdezhen's ceramic culture and Chinese and world cultures. Day Two: Morning: Proceed to the Taoyangli Imperial Kiln Scenic Area in Jingdezhen, known as the 'pearl on the crown of the porcelain country', which was the site for making royal porcelain during the Ming and Qing dynasties, representing the pinnacle of ancient Chinese ceramic artistry. In the scenic area, you can visit the Imperial Kiln Factory ruins, the Imperial Kiln Museum, and the surrounding historical and cultural relics such as neighborhood dwellings, guild halls, kiln communities, and ceramic industrial heritage. Afternoon: Head to Jingdezhen International Ceramic Fair City, which is not only the permanent venue for the ceramic fair but also a new type of professional ceramic trading market. The above itinerary can be adjusted according to personal interests and time. During the trip, remember to pay attention to safety, respect local culture and customs, and enjoy the beauty of the journey.

‼️ Departing from Hangzhou for a self-driving tour, checked in at 9 scenic spots in two days and one night! ✨✨Jiangxi | Jingdezhen + Wuyuan 🌈Detailed strategy: Day1▪️ Depart in the morning to Jingdezhen | about 4.5h ✔️ Afternoon itinerary: China Porcelain Museum - Imperial Kiln Museum - Taoxi Chuan 🚗 Drive to Wuyuan Huangling at night (about 1.5h), stay at the foot of Huangling Mountain Day2▪️ Depart in the morning to visit Huangling | about 3h ✔️ Afternoon itinerary (must leave before 13:00): Shangtan Village - Longwei Village - Jinkeng Village - Sanyan Bridge ✔️ Return trip at night: Will pass by Huangshan, take the opportunity to stroll around Tunxi Old Street, have dinner ➡️ Return to Hangzhou around midnight 🔸Although it's a bit of a special forces, a bit tiring, the whole trip was still very happy, enjoyed each spot thoroughly, didn't rush deliberately ✅ China Porcelain Museum🕑1.5h ✔️ Take the stairs to the 3rd floor to enter the exhibition hall, then follow the visiting order all the way to the top floor, then take the elevator🛗 down ✔️ The Silent Buddha is on the fourth floor 🅿️ Parking lot | Free ✅ Imperial Kiln Museum🕑2.5h ✔️ Museum | The red brick building that is super photogenic is the exterior of the museum ✔️ Ming and Qing Kiln Complex | The buildings around the museum are the kiln complex, worth a visit 🅿️ Roadside (didn't find a parking lot) ✅ Taoxi Chuan🕑1.5h ✔️ A district transformed from old factories, with many interesting shops, weekend markets 🅿️ Parking lot | Fee ✅ Huangling🕑3.5h ✔️ Preserved complete Hui-style architecture, the sunning autumn is very characteristic 🔺 Very crowded! Ticket + cable car 145/person (slightly expensive) 🅿️ Parking lot | Free ✅ Shangtan Village🕑1h ✔️ The filming location of 'I Am Not Madame Bovary', the village is small, built along the river 🛶 You can experience bamboo rafting | 💰30/person (shared raft) Two-person exclusive raft/💰80 🅿️ Roadside | Snap and go, no disturbance ✅ Longwei Village🕑30min ✔️ Slightly larger than Shangtan Village, the river is behind the village (villagers not friendly, got scolded for taking photos😢) 🅿️ Parking lot | Free, but villagers dry rice in it ✅ Jinkeng Village🕑10min ✔️ There's a big reservoir, the village is built beside it, very photogenic 🅿️ Roadside ✅ Sanyan Bridge🕑30min ✔️ Wuyuan's little West Sichuan, vast lawns, stream flowing through, a stone bridge above, nearby cows grazing, the scenery is too beautiful 🅿️ Roadside ✅ Tunxi Old Street🕑1.5h ✔️ A more commercialized old street, just strolled around, had some snacks (taste was average) 🅿️ Parking lot across the street at the hotel | Fee 🌵Hi, I'm Yaoyao! In the 2 years of not working, I fantasize about traveling all over the world~

I arrived in Jingdezhen at the beginning of March! Come on, watch me for three days and two nights! 🚄: We arrived by high-speed train! At Jingdezhen North Station (Here's a reminder for everyone! There are very few vehicles at the North Station, and it's hard to find taxis or book a ride! It took us half an hour to get a car) Accommodation: Recommended to choose near Taoxichuan or Sculpture Porcelain Factory A bit more central. We stayed near the Ceramic Museum (a bit far) because transportation in Jingdezhen is not very convenient ❕Taxis and ride-hailing 🚗 are expensive! You can rent an electric scooter🛵 for 30 yuan a day! Here's a reminder for everyone! Look for a 24-hour rental to get your money's worth! Don't go for those that require you to return the scooter the same evening! 👔Clothing: It's still quite cold at the beginning of March. A thin down jacket is necessary! But the perceived temperature is okay. You can take off the jacket if it gets hot during the day. 🤍Attractions: Sculpture Porcelain Factory⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: Go on a Saturday afternoon for the market! It's super fun to shop around. Bracelets for 10 yuan for three, and lots of little trinkets. I bought so many, haha. Take a deeper look inside, there's a popular coffee shop (Jingdezhen coffee cups) where you can take photos and check in. Taoxichuan⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: Go for a stroll around 6 pm. The scenery is beautiful both during the day and at night! The stalls there have a very artistic vibe! Ceramic Museum:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️: Of course, this is a must-visit! The museum is quite large! It's recommended to go straight upstairs! It's easier to start from the top and work your way down! You need to book a day in advance! There are blind boxes in the lobby on the first floor h h h h h👍36 yuan each, those who like blind boxes should go for it! Imperial Kiln Museum: Go after 8:30 pm, the museum is free! But Taoyang inside charges during the day, 53 yuan per person. After 8:30 pm, there's no charge. Porcelain Palace: If you love taking photos, go for it! 25 yuan per person! Check the weather☁️! Go on a sunny day! It's not good for photos on a cloudy day, and there's not much culture! It's optional depending on your schedule. We didn't go! Eat🍽️: Restaurants: Folk Village, Mawei Port, Little Yellow Fish【Jinding's is a trap (signature dish: Little Yellow Fish)】Home Cooking, Ouji Big Stall, Lele Big Stall Special Snacks: Cold Noodles (Taojie Cold Noodles, One Bowl Noodles) Dumpling Ba (Daifamily Fat Ba Shop), Alkaline Water Ba, Fried Rice Noodles, Little Mao Soup Dumplings Finally, I wish everyone a happy trip: ps Transportation is really inconvenient. Taxis and ride-hailing are expensive💥

It takes about half an hour to get to Jingdezhen by high-speed train from Wuyuan, which is very convenient for a round trip. So we spent half a day going to Jingdezhen, checking in at the China Imperial Kiln Museum. Rather than a museum, it's more like an ancient alley. Many young ladies are taking photos and checking in here, which is very photogenic. There are also a few retro shops to browse. Inside the museum, it mainly introduces ancient kilns, and then we went to the China Ceramic Museum. It's quite large, with several floors. You can listen to the machine explanation while looking at the ceramics, or you can wander around on your own. We also saw the very popular expressionless Buddha meme.

| A Complete Guide for a Two-Day One-Night Porcelain Tour. . This millennium-old porcelain capital was born from kilns and flourished because of porcelain Blue and white porcelain made with ink and fire🔥 In the persistence of craftsmen, it is broken and reborn The charm of Jingdezhen Is the ultimate delicacy of Eastern aesthetics . Waiting for the azure misty rain, and I am waiting for you A two-day one-night Jingdezhen guide has been compiled👇🏻 . 🚗Transportation 1⃣️High-speed rail stations: Jingdezhen North, Jingdezhen Airport: Jingdezhen 2⃣️After arriving via major transportation, choose to take a rideshare/taxi to the hotel 3⃣️All city transportation is by taxi, each trip is just over ten yuan, not expensive . 🗺️Recommended itinerary for reference 💙Day 1 ▫️After arrival, first store your luggage at the hotel, freshen up, and it's recommended to stay near Fuzhou Alley/China Ceramic Museum, not far from various check-in spots ▫️'Fan Lao Tou Beef Bone Powder' So fragrant!! But also really spicy🥵 ▫️'Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum' 9:00-17:00, no entry after 16:30, book in advance! 'Jing Bo Reservation' here, take the elevator directly to the seventh floor and browse down, the big🔥 speechless Buddha is on the sixth floor, and there are exquisite exhibits from various dynasties, well worth a visit ▫️'Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum' Go directly to the next museum, this place is more photogenic in the evening➕night, need 'Jingdezhen Pass' reservation, the classic broken porcelain photo spot is at the entrance, and inside the museum, there is beauty at every step, each spot has the curve of art ▫️'Le Le Big Stall' You might need to queue, delicious chicken feet, tasty Jiangxi mixed noodles ▫️'Tao Yang New Village' Lots of cheap ceramic trinkets, as well as complete sets of teacups and tableware 💙Day 2 ▫️'Chengxin Fried Dough Stick Shop' Fried dough sticks with glutinous rice, delicious～ Red bean, peanut sesame, all tasty ▫️'Sculpture Porcelain Factory' Luggage storage available at the entrance, we stored two suitcases💰15, the whole street is very artistic, especially romantic when the maple leaves🍁 are falling, every salt office, Blue Faction Coffee are here☕️10 yuan for 3 bracelets is also worth buying, and there are many exquisite artworks ▫️'Old House Inside' A random Jiangxi cuisine restaurant found at the entrance of the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, asked for Guangdong spiciness in advance, very much to our taste, stir-fried minced meat with edamame, stir-fried lotus root with meat, sauce duck are also delicious ❇️Itinerary that can be arranged in the afternoon (choose 1) 📍Sanbao Village Some pottery galleries and art exhibition halls, popular stores 9494 Aesthetic Space, Bukong Mountain... 📍Yaoli Ancient Town The place mentioned in Jay Chou's song where he waits for the azure misty rain 📍Xinping Porcelain Palace An old grandma's fairy tale dream👵🏻, very suitable for taking photos .