Tips for visiting Jingdezhen

Huangyao also has a Porcelain Palace, but it's not the famous one built by the grandma that went viral online. Be careful not to go to the wrong one. The scenic area is mainly divided into two parts: one is the Ceramic Museum (Porcelain Palace) with many ceramic exhibits, and the other is the workshops from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, which comprehensively display the traditional imperial kiln ceramic-making techniques. Even those unfamiliar with ceramic production will find it fascinating. There's a map of the scenic spots on the back of the ticket. You can explore according to your interests. My route was to visit the museum (the Porcelain Palace right at the entrance) first, then the ceramic workshops from different dynasties. Huangyao also offers hands-on ceramic-making experiences. For specific prices, please inquire on-site. Basic information about Huangyao: Location: No. 668, Gaoling Avenue, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City. Ticket: 50 yuan (half price for locals, students, and seniors). Opening hours: Summer time 8:30-17:30; Winter time 9:00-17:00. Closed on Mondays (except legal holidays). What to bring: Comfortable shoes as some areas have uneven ground. If shopping, prepare packaging materials for fragile ceramic items. Transportation guide: Public transport: From Jingdezhen North Station, take bus 908 to Huangyao Station; from the train station or long-distance bus west station, take bus 28 to Huangyao Station. Hotel recommendation: Choose Crystal Pudi Hotel for an affordable and homely experience, rich in cultural elements that showcase ceramic heritage. The hotel offers a cultural impact with ample hot water and is very close to Huangyao Scenic Area—a great choice!