A 1-Day Guide to Avoiding Crowds in Jingdezhen (Weekend and Holiday Edition)

Worried about the crowds putting you off? But holidays are precious🚙, and you still want to get out and explore. Let's discover some less crowded, off-the-beaten-path experiences. Jingdezhen✨ has two sides: Side A is for popular photo spots - Instagram-worthy but crowded, Those who've seen Side B either never return or keep coming back for more. Where can you go to avoid crowds during weekends and holidays❓ 🔻City Area Guide - Perfect for e-bike rides and taxis ① Visit your favorite ceramic studios for tea. Almost every studio in the Porcelain Capital has a 🍵tea table. Visiting studios is a great way to meet interesting people, They are the soul of Jingdezhen. ② Spend half a day at a lesser-known tea and coffee space. Shou Wu in Sanbao Village and Fanshan Shu Yuan tea space offer great 🌿ambiance. ③ Yu Yao Jing Xiang Old Street and riverside sunset. This street carries much of Jingdezhen's history. The old street now features many new businesses. Walking along the Chang River🌊 is also quite pleasant. ④ Staycation at a boutique hotel, reading and drinking tea in your private courtyard. Wu Yong He Qi boutique hotel offers urban sanctuary with private courtyards in most rooms, complete with music, 🕯️aromatherapy, plants, bathtubs, and independent magazines - perfect for a getaway. 🔻Suburban Guide - Best for self-driving or car rental ① Visit 740 for exhibitions, shopping, and coffee. This old factory features lush vegetation and flowing rivers, like a secret garden. Many artisans now live here, creating a vibrant community. Visit Mo Gallery for 🖼️exhibitions, Zhai Men for coffee, Zao Yao for pizza, Ni Hai for shopping... Next to 740, there's a rice field cafe run by two artists who moved from Tibet to Jingdezhen, offering handicrafts and 🍜light meals. ② Stroll through Hanxi Village tea gardens. Art in Fuliang's indoor art tour with 🎤guide is worth the admission fee. If you miss the guided tour, just viewing the outdoor 🎨art installations, walking through tea gardens, and having coffee on traditional benches is super chill. 🔻Xianghu Area Guide - Suitable for driving or taxi ① Visit Mountain Coffee for desserts Mountain Coffee ☕️in Liukeng Wu near Xianghu has a secluded charm. It's not too far from downtown, easily accessible by taxi. Return trips might be tricky, but you can always walk to Tao Yuan for a taxi, and try their claypot rice, snail noodles, or 🍲stir-fries while you're there.