Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum

Serene, less crowded, with a strong cultural foundation‼️ A place for a deep experience of ceramic culture and folk customs🤩 Here, over a hundred craftsmen and artisans are active in the traditional handcrafted porcelain production line in the scenic area, protecting and inheriting the national intangible cultural heritage of Jingdezhen's handcrafted porcelain skills👍👍 Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Expo Area VS Ceramic Museum, PICK the former✅ is the wisest choice! 🌟 A national 5A-level tourist area themed on ceramic culture 🌟 Recommended visiting time is 2-3 hours 🎫 Ticket: 85 if booked one day in advance, 95 on the same day 🪔🚶🏻‍♀️ Four major touring exhibition areas Ancient Porcelain Kilns | Ceramic Folk Customs | Ceramic Life One-Day Art Leisure Area | Ancient Kiln Impression Complex 🪔✅ Must-visit ✳️ Ancient Porcelain Kilns🏺 Featuring ancient porcelain workshops, traditional handcrafted porcelain production lines, Song dynasty dragon kilns, Yuan dynasty mantou kilns, Ming dynasty gourd kilns, Qing dynasty town kilns, Qing dynasty lion kilns, Ming and Qing imperial factory 'six-style kilns', Hongdian, Tang Ying Memorial Hall, Fenghuo Xianshi Temple, etc. ✳️ Porcelain Orchestra Performance🪕 The performance is free, with VIP seats priced at 20 yuan, and each performance lasts twenty minutes⏰ ✳️ Pottery DIY 📍 Detailed address: The Ancient Kiln Folk Expo Area is located in Jiaotan Town, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City. 🪔🚗 Transportation Strategy 🚌 Take Jingdezhen bus route 15 or K2 to the Sculpture Porcelain Factory stop, then walk to the destination.

Jingdezhen is an important node for tourism in Jiangxi, surrounded by several scenic areas such as Lushan and Wuyuan. The city center of Jingdezhen is at People's Square, and staying around this area is most convenient. On one side is the most important Imperial Kiln Museum, the place where the most exquisite pieces are made, bustling both day and night. A bit further away are the Ceramic Museum and the Ancient Kiln Scenic Area, where the museum requires a reservation and is customarily closed on Mondays. Inside the Ancient Kiln, you can see hand-painted porcelain, which is somewhat expensive, but it truly has an artistic flair, distinct from the fashionable hand-painted styles found elsewhere. Taoxi River is really big, seriously big. A serious stroll takes at least half a day, and there's a market on weekends. If you're looking for fine pieces, this is the place to be. I didn't go further to the ceramic factories and Sanbao Village, as those areas are more about mass production, and the porcelain is more ordinary.

Here, there are lush green trees, serene bamboo forests, fragrant grass, and brimming pond waters; deep within the bamboo forest, a winding wooden bridge, on the island in the lake, calligraphy, painting, antiques, the fragrance of tea, the melody of the guqin, all found in the Purple Bamboo Academy. If it weren't for the colorful ceramic and pottery shard mosaics on the bridge piers forming water channels, one might think it's a tranquil and elegant park. Upon closer inspection, the signs, street lamps, plaques, and couplets are all fired from ceramic, which is just the prelude to entering the Ancient Kiln Expo Area. Walking along the path, one frequently encounters porcelain patterns pieced together from broken shards, elegant and beautiful, too lovely to tread upon. Plowing and pottery making, casually embedded in the small paths and green fields are blue and white porcelain dragon jars and large vases. Only upon seeing the majestic statue of Tong Bin does one officially enter the Ancient Kiln Expo Area, and thus enter the world of porcelain. Blue and white porcelain elements can be seen everywhere; on the ground, in the water, in front of halls, behind houses...; porcelain lamps, porcelain columns, porcelain paintings, porcelain characters, porcelain plaques, porcelain jars, porcelain vases...; even the trash bins and restrooms are all made of blue and white porcelain. Porcelain Music Pavilion, an antique building in the middle of Lake Ming, where a group of girls dressed in ceramic-patterned clothing play one melodious tune after another, with clear flute sounds, soft xiao tones, lingering huqin melodies, deep drum beats, accompanied by the ding-dong of chime bells, and many more instruments whose names are unknown, all made of porcelain! A porcelain music feast, truly deserving of the title 'The Charm of Wondrous Porcelain' (inscribed by Qian Qichen)! The Ancient Kiln Area includes ancient kilns from different dynasties—dragon kilns, mantou kilns, gourd kilns, town kilns, lion kilns, and imperial kilns of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The reconstructed kilns still maintain the scale and pattern of the ancient kilns, delving into them one can appreciate the wisdom of the ancients, the hardship of porcelain firing, and the cultural heritage. In the Handicraft Workshop Area, one can watch artisans up close as they shape, refine, paint, and carve porcelain, witnessing the entire process of porcelain making beyond just kiln firing. This place gathers many inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, the real masters! Ceramics is an art of heritage, requiring hundreds, thousands of years, a salute to those 'ordinary people' who silently pass down the art of ceramics, the culture of ceramics!

Hey, buddies👋, have you ever thought about traveling back to ancient times to see with your own eyes how those legendary porcelain masters created exquisite ceramics amidst the blazing kiln fires? Today, I'll take you on a tour of the ancient kiln porcelain factory, and we'll embark on a journey full of historical charm! 🍜 First up, foodies take note! There are plenty of culinary treasures hidden around the ancient kiln porcelain factory. Want to try authentic porcelain stewed dishes? Filled with local ingredients and slow-cooked to perfection, the taste is absolutely unforgettable. Don't forget the traditional snacks in the streets and alleys, such as the fragrant fried cakes and crispy sesame biscuits, each bite is an ultimate pampering of your taste buds! 🏞️ Here comes the travel guide! The ancient kiln site is a place you can't miss, where it feels like a chamber of time, and every step is imbued with a sense of profound history. The old machinery and busy craftsmen seem to be telling one porcelain story after another. The porcelain museum is like a treasure chest, with precious exhibits that will open your eyes to the art and wisdom behind the meticulous craftsmanship. 🎨 Have you ever experienced the joy of making porcelain? In the porcelain workshop, you can not only watch real artisans at work but also try your hand at throwing, carving, and firing. The joy of creation is even more addictive than indulging in delicious food! 🛌 Speaking of accommodation, don't worry, there are plenty of hotels and homestays here, whether you're looking for comfort or a taste of local charm, there's always a warm and cozy nest waiting for you. After sharing all this, are you already itching to pack your bags and set off? Don't forget to tell me your travel stories! Oh, and if you have your own little secret spots, feel free to share them in the comments section too!

A thousand-year-old porcelain capital, a must-visit in this lifetime! Just go when you say it! 🚉Transportation guide: High-speed train🚄 Hangzhou Fuyang Station to Jingdezhen North, a taxi ride of about 20 minutes to the city center, Didi costs 22 yuan. Most of the scenic spots in the city can be reached by bus, except for Fuliang Porcelain Palace, Hanxi Village, and Yaoli Ancient Town, which are far away and not recommended for bus travel, too time-consuming! City buses🚌 can get a ride card on Alipay, which makes it very convenient to travel by scanning the code, and Didi is also available! 🏨Hotel environment: The first night stay at Lefeng Hotel (Taoxi Chuan store), right opposite Taoxi Chuan, very convenient! The second and third nights stay at Taoyang Li Pear Garden Hotel, the hotel is located in the Taoyang Li cultural and historical district, and it is also convenient to stroll around. Fuzhou Alley, Imperial Kiln Museum, Imperial Kiln Scenic Alley (where you can check in at Zhongshuge) are all nearby. Opposite the hotel is Changjiang and Zhushan Bridge, it's nice to take a walk in the morning or evening! If you have requirements for dining around, it is recommended to stay near People's Square and Zhejiang Road for convenience. 🍽Dining recommendations: Ouji's big stall and Going Home for Dinner are worth recommending. Ouji's big stall recommends small yellow fish, chicken feet, crab legs, and tofu pudding! Going Home for Dinner has many branches, the Zhejiang Road store is too popular, we checked in at the Ancient Kiln store which is relatively better! The 8 Degree Kitchen downstairs of Lefeng Hotel is also good, stir-fried beef and tofu pudding are recommended! During the period, we also ate at some small shops, but the taste is really not as good as these! Youtiao (fried dough sticks) and mochi, beef bone powder are recommended at Tangji Beef Bone Powder (near Taoxi Chuan) 🗓Itinerary arrangement: Arrived in the evening on the first day, stayed at Lefeng Hotel, had dinner at Ouji's big stall, and then visited the night scene of Taoxi Chuan🌃 The next morning, checked in at Tangji Beef Bone Powder for breakfast, then strolled around Taoxi Chuan during the day, took a taxi to Sanbao Village, it is recommended to take a sightseeing car from the service center, or rent an electric car. We took a taxi to the Sanbao Village Museum, then strolled out leisurely, personally I think there is no special meaning except for taking photos and checking in. In the afternoon, checked in at the Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area, tickets can be purchased online, and it is still worth a visit! After coming out, take the bus two stops to Going Home for Dinner (Ancient Kiln store) for a meal, not crowded and no need to queue! (Stay at Taoyang Li Pear Garden Hotel) The next morning, we originally planned to go to the Porcelain Palace, searched online and it was 1 hour by bus, prepared to go before departure, my son searched on his phone and said it would take 2 hours, so after comparing the two phones for a long time, I saw online comments that what I searched was the Imperial Kiln Porcelain Palace, not the Fuliang Xinping Porcelain Palace, so here is a special reminder, to navigate to the Porcelain Palace, search for Xinping Porcelain Palace! Because it was too far, we gave up on the Porcelain Palace and went to the Imperial Street Scenic Alley around the hotel, but because it was too early, there were not many people on the street, and Zhongshuge was not open yet (opens at 10 am). The surrounding area is a bit messy due to demolition and construction. After strolling, take the bus to the Ceramic Museum, which needs to be booked in advance. When there are few people, it is recommended to book one day in advance, like during the Spring Festival and other holidays, the earlier the better, to avoid not getting a spot. The Ceramic Museum is still worth a visit, and it requires queuing to take photos with the speechless Buddha. Basically, 2 hours is enough! After lunch, go back to the hotel to rest, and walk to the Imperial Kiln South Gate at 4 pm, the Imperial Kiln Museum needs to be booked in advance (free), but entering the Imperial Kiln Museum requires purchasing a ticket for Taoyang Li. In the evening, you can see both the daytime and nighttime views of the Imperial Kiln, worth a visit, the scenic area is not as big as imagined. After the tour, ordered stir-fried noodles and side dishes at a nearby small shop, the stir-fried noodles were good, but the side dishes were a pitfall! Finally, I want to say that the overall feeling is okay, the impression of the city: Jingdezhen is a city with a rich cultural and historical heritage, the design of the attractions is good, but the overall construction of the city does not seem to be consistent enough, for example, we saw many old houses in the old city being demolished, shouldn't these be renovated and protected? The sanitary condition on the streets is also not satisfactory. While protecting the relics, it is necessary to plan well for the development of the city!

Beautiful environment, comfortable feeling You can buy a package ticket on Ctrip, you can experience the ancient method of making bowls (not far from the entrance) There are also places where you can experience pulling embryos in the ancient kiln, with a variety of choices I wandered around the Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area for half a morning. If there are no other schedules, you can stay for a day, a very quiet place. Listen to the sound of water, look at the trees, experience the slow-paced life

I've always been fascinated by this ancient town full of ceramics Finally took the opportunity to visit during the off-season Just like the song lyrics —— Glaze color rendering, white embryo sketching, brush strokes heavy and light It seems that Jingdezhen is a walking blue and white porcelain Follow the little sheep's route and take a stroll - Jingdezhen Citywalk route DAY 1: Arrive in Jingdezhen - Taoxichuan - Imperial Kiln Museum DAY 2: Sculpture Magnet Factory - Porcelain Palace - Ceramic Museum - Sanbao Village DAY 3: Yaoli Ancient Town - Lingyan Cave - Hanxi Village - Bingding Charcoal Kiln - Time + Route duration Jingdezhen is generally directly accessible by high-speed rail, arriving in the afternoon from Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. It is recommended to stay for 2-3 days. The Imperial Kiln Museum is great for shooting during the blue hour, the Sculpture Magnet Factory and Taoxichuan have markets on weekends, and those with ample time can arrange for DAY 3 which is a bit far; - 1: Imperial Kiln Museum - The Oscar of architecture design, beautiful for shooting 2 hours before sunset; Free after 21:30 at night, the starry night view is very good 2: Ceramic Museum - The 5F speechless Buddha statue is fun to photograph; 3: Dragon Ball Pavilion - A full 18 meters deep porcelain piece, the Everest of the ceramic world 4: Sanbao Village - The paradise of the art world, full of art galleries, coffee pottery shops 5: Porcelain Palace - An 80-year-old grandma spent 5 years and more than 60,000 pieces of porcelain to build, only after going there will you know how shocking it is!! 6: Pottery Art Street - Full of fun and beautiful ceramic objects 7: Fuzhou Lane - A snack street near the ancient kiln, order all Jiangxi snacks 8: Sculpture Magnet Factory - Artistic youth can go straight here, mostly texture shops 9: Ancient Kiln Folklore Exhibition Area - Understand the past and present of ceramics step by step -

Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area, Located at No. 1, Ancient Kiln Road, Panlonggang, Fengshushan, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, it is the only national tourist area in the country with ceramic culture as the theme. It integrates cultural expo, ceramic experience, and entertainment and leisure. The main attractions are the ancient kiln exhibition area of all ages, the ceramic folklore exhibition area, and the waterfront street creative rest area. The ancient kiln exhibition area of all ages includes ancient porcelain workshops, the world's oldest porcelain production line, Song Dynasty dragon kiln, Yuan Dynasty mantou kiln, Ming Dynasty gourd kiln, Qing Dynasty town kiln and other attractions. Visit the Yuan Dynasty mantou kiln in Jingdezhen and experience ceramic culture The Yuan Dynasty mantou kiln is one of the typical porcelain kilns used in Jingdezhen during the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. It is named for its kiln shape similar to a mantou (steamed bun). Some mantou kiln beds are horseshoe-shaped, so they are also called horseshoe-shaped kilns.

Jingdezhen·Jiangxi Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area How can you not eat the eight big bowls when you come to Jingdezhen? How can you not drink the four special wines? I was awakened at six o'clock to visit the kiln in the name of morning exercises, crossing the streets and alleys, and I walked into a park-like place in a daze. This ancient kiln folklore expo area is open to local residents for morning exercises from six thirty to seven thirty. The aunts are dancing square dances in front of the bronze statue of Fenghuo Xianshi Tongbin, and the red folding fans are swaying powerfully. A few old men are driven to the corner of the wall to dance the wooden sword of the Taoist immortal. The high walls and flying eaves of Qingyuan Minglu are all green bricks and black tiles. Even if you don't go in, the halls and side rooms are already lined up in your mind. Walking into the bamboo forest, the slope gradually eases, although the breeze is blowing gently, it can't resist the sweat soaking the clothes. Then casually passed by the Qing Dynasty town kiln, Song Dynasty dragon kiln, steamed bun kiln, gourd kiln, the wind and rain have already found no trace of ancient meaning, it is better than a rotten bowl or half a vase embedded in the mud wall nestled in the grass, the morning sun warmly shines on the ancient well. The noon sun began to blaze, the wind on the tenth floor of the urban oasis made people drowsy, thinking about the broken porcelain pieces laid all over the porcelain capital, or gritted my teeth and came to Taoxichuan, Taoxichuan where I was the only one, walking through every street, except for a few wilted young men and women, everything was as quiet as a chimney that would no longer smoke. In the evening, I still decided to go south, a thousand miles later is the place of strong wine and big meat, 260 miles away, I missed Longhushan, after the sunset, the night is dark, tonight I can only camp in the wilderness. 🛕Location: No. 1, Guyao Road, Cidu Avenue, Changjiang District 🚙Transportation: Accessible by self-driving and bus, convenient parking 🎫Ticket: The official price is 95, and there are discounts on the Ctrip platform 👣Tour: Qingyuan Minglu is a group of ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, consisting of four Qing Dynasty buildings such as Dafudi Yuhuatang and eight Ming Dynasty Lu Men temples and shops, as well as the temple of Fenghuo Xianshi Tongbin and the memorial hall of Lao Datang Ying of Tang Kiln The ancient kilns of the past dynasties obviously lack ancient meaning, the Yuan Dynasty steamed bun kiln, Song Dynasty dragon kiln, Ming Dynasty gourd kiln, Qing Dynasty town kiln one by one, the small porcelain bowls and cups are unique in shape and the cup wall is oily, it is worth a close look, white as jade, bright as a mirror, thin as paper, sound as a chime is really worthy of the name The Porcelain Sound Water Pavilion has performances every day, and the porcelain plate is also a major development of tradition as a musical instrument. 🧸Suggestion: If you enter the park before seven thirty, it is free. Also, you might as well go to Taoxichuan, which is a cultural and creative park transformed from an old ceramic factory, and the night view is particularly exciting.

| Witness the living heritage inheritance, blooming the beauty of ceramics. The main attractions of Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folklore Exhibition Area include the ancient kiln exhibition area of all ages, and the ceramic folklore exhibition area. The Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln was founded in the Five Dynasties, and continued to develop and grow after the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. The ancient kiln exhibition area of all ages includes ancient porcelain workshops, the world's oldest porcelain production line, Qing Dynasty town kiln, Ming Dynasty gourd kiln, Yuan Dynasty steamed bun kiln, Song Dynasty dragon kiln, Fenghuo Xianshi Temple, porcelain line and other attractions. The Yuan Dynasty steamed bun kiln is one of the typical porcelain kilns used in Jingdezhen during the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, named for its shape similar to steamed buns. The Song Dynasty dragon kiln is one of the traditional ceramic kilns in China, the kiln is built according to the slope of the mountain, and the shape is similar to a dragon, hence the name. The Ming Dynasty is the abbreviation of Jingdezhen's gourd-shaped wood-fired porcelain kiln. The gourd kiln is a unique porcelain kiln in Jingdezhen. The Qing Dynasty town kiln (abbreviated as "town kiln") is a porcelain kiln with a unique style in our traditional kiln. Porcelain workshop. Commonly known as "blank room", it is a workshop building for making porcelain blanks and underglaze color painting of porcelain blanks. You can see the demonstration of the production process. 🌈Highlights: You can see the production process of porcelain, see the demonstration of craftsmen. Understand various kilns, the production of various porcelains. 🚗Address and transportation: Jingdezhen city area, it is more convenient to take a taxi, now the taxi is cheap, try not to take public transportation. 🎫Ticket information: The ticket is a bit expensive at 95, and it doesn't feel like it's worth it. ✨Tips: For the kiln of firing porcelain, the classification of porcelain, the representative of porcelain in different eras, you need to do homework in advance, as well as the principle of firing kiln. What is overglaze color and underglaze color, etc., you need to do some homework, it will be simpler to look at. Ancient Kiln Folklore Exhibition Area

|Ancient Kiln Folklore Museum (with guide). Inheritance of fire, waiting for the place of blue smoke and rain The long-planned but suddenly traveled Jingdezhen trip is totally worth making the Ancient Kiln Folklore Museum the first stop! No.1, Ancient Kiln Road, Cidu Avenue, Changjiang District 90 (some platforms have discounts on tickets) Suggested visiting time: 2-3h The Ancient Kiln Folklore Museum is the only 5A scenic spot in Jingdezhen It has collected a large number of ancient kiln sites, archaeological relics, cultural relics and related materials, showing the history and technological changes of Jingdezhen porcelain development The scenic area is divided into three major areas: the ancient kiln display area, the ceramic folklore display area, and the waterfront street creative leisure area (p8 is the map) -The ancient kiln display area has ancient porcelain workshops, the world's oldest porcelain production line, Qing Dynasty town kiln, Ming Dynasty gourd kiln, Yuan Dynasty steamed bun kiln, Song Dynasty dragon kiln, Fenghuo Xianshi Temple, porcelain line and other attractions, the process of Jingdezhen handmade porcelain during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and traditional famous porcelain fine products. -The ceramic folklore display area is composed of twelve ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the ancient kiln folklore exhibition area There are ceramic folklore displays, Tianhou Palace, porcelain stele corridor, water stage porcelain music performance and other landscapes. -The waterfront street creative leisure area has Changnan porcelain question, Changnan wharf, Geng and Tao Yan, Qianjie Jinsheng, Muci Qianyuan and other porcelain culture creative leisure landscapes. ★****Recommended attractions: Porcelain workshop, commonly known as "blank room", is a workshop building for making porcelain blanks and underglaze color painting of porcelain blanks. It also shows the pottery making process by the older generation of craftsmen, and you can also experience pottery making techniques such as pulling blanks here. 2 Ceramic folklore display area, including Ming Lu, Qing Garden, Tianhou Palace, Porcelain Stele Corridor and other 12 Ming and Qing ancient buildings, green trees, lake water rippling, mottled walls and carved windows, are the collision and integration of two era civilizations, the intersection of time, and the continuation of skills.

Klin museum in the city center is one of the main attractions in the city of Jingdezhen. It has three parts. The main area with lots of green space and has the big pagoda. The 2nd area which is very photogenic and has beautiful lighting around it. Then the last part which is like and old town and has set shops/hotel. The 2nd area needs another QR code to scan to enter the museum there. Unfortunately wasn't easy to enter as there was no English information to follow. I was told that after 8:30 pm it's free entrance and the place closes at 10:00 pm. The ticket cost 53 for adults