Jingdezhen

The thousand-year porcelain capital, with ceramics museums, ancient kiln workshops and the Taoxichuan creative park to explore.

Jingdezhen lies in northeastern Jiangxi, with the Chang River flowing through the city. It has been renowned for porcelain since the Song dynasty and is known as the "Porcelain Capital." Main attractions include the Imperial Kiln Site National Archaeological Park, the Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area, the China Ceramics Museum and the Taoxichuan creative district. The Sanbao International Ceramics Village draws many craftspeople, and you can try wheel throwing and painting yourself; nearby, the Fuliang Old County Government Office and Yaoli Ancient Town are worth a visit. Spring and autumn have comfortable weather. Reach the city via Jingdezhen Luojia Airport or Jingdezhen North high-speed railway station; it combines easily with trips to Wuyuan and Huangshan.

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