Jingdezhen — A Journey You’ll Never Regret

🏛 Imperial Kiln Factory (Imperial Kiln Museum)
This arched red-brick architectural marvel, hailed as one of the “Top 10 Global Museum Buildings of 2020,” is a masterpiece of light and shadow.
Soft illumination dances across its curving corridors, creating a poetic interplay between space and time. Whether under daylight or moonlight, every photograph taken here is a work of art.

🎨 Sculpture Factory
Step into the heart of Jingdezhen’s porcelain heritage.
Here you’ll find elegant ceramic studios and cozy cafés, where you can experience the full journey of pottery — from hand-throwing to glazing to painting.
On Saturday mornings, don’t miss the Letian Market, a creative bazaar run by ceramic enthusiasts and students, offering a dazzling array of original, handcrafted ceramics.

🧱 Taoxichuan
A cultural district that seamlessly weaves together tradition, modernity, and art.
With its striking red-brick design and ever-changing art exhibitions, it’s a haven for creativity.
Explore the Taoran Market held at irregular intervals, or the vibrant Weekend Ceramic Fair every Friday through Sunday evening.
As one friend once said, “To visit Jingdezhen without strolling through Taoxichuan is as if you never came at all.”

🌿 Hanxi Village
Known as “an open-air museum without a roof,” this village unites art and nature in perfect harmony.
Expansive tea fields merge with glowing land installations, offering a rare moment of serenity — a dialogue between the earth and human creativity.

🏞 Yaoli Ancient Town
A hidden Jiangnan gem nestled deep in the mountains, untouched by overdevelopment.
Its charm lies in its simplicity — stone bridges, flowing streams, and the quiet grace of riverside homes. Here, time slows, and beauty feels eternal.

🏺 China Ceramic Museum, Jingdezhen
To truly understand Jingdezhen, one must visit the China Ceramic Museum.
This grand institution showcases not only the artistry and diversity of Chinese ceramics but also the profound cultural legacy behind them.
It is a sanctuary of history, craftsmanship, and enduring beauty.