Jingdezhen's Only 5A Attraction Ancient Kiln Travel Guide & Ceramic Museum Tips, Stay at Pumanju

Here comes the 2-day ceramic culture tour guide for Jingdezhen! Not only can you witness the thousand-year-old porcelain-making techniques with unbroken kiln fires, but also experience the joy of pottery creation firsthand 🏺 Day 1: 📍Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area (Taoyangli Imperial Kiln Scenic Area) Ticket: ¥95/person Opening hours: 8:30-17:30 This is the best place to experience Jingdezhen's ceramic culture, where you can see all 72 traditional porcelain-making processes. Arrive before 9am to avoid crowds. I particularly enjoyed watching master craftsmen demonstrate wheel-throwing skills, and you can try pottery-making in the DIY area (fees range from ¥50-100). Practical tips: 1. Many steps in the scenic area - wear comfortable flats; 2. Bring sun protection as outdoor areas get very sunny; 3. The ancient kiln exhibition area stops admitting visitors at 4:30pm - plan your time well. Day 2: 📍China Ceramic Museum Ticket: Free (reservation required) Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (closed Mondays) This comprehensive museum showcases Chinese ceramic history from Neolithic times to modern works. Renting an audio guide (¥20) helps appreciate important exhibits better. I spent 3 fascinating hours here! Recommended accommodation: 🏨 Pudi Manju Hotel (Jingdezhen Ceramic Art Street Branch) Address: No.169, Zhongshan West Road, Zhushan District Just 10-minute walk to Taoxichuan Creative Block's night market. The hotel has artistic decor with small ceramic artworks in rooms. Food recommendations: 🔸 Sister Tao's Cold Noodles: Local specialty worth trying 🔸 Little Yellow Fish·Love Kitchen: Authentic Jiangxi cuisine 🔸 Taoxichuan Night Market: Various creative snacks and handicrafts Transport tips: 1. Cheap taxi fares - under ¥15 between attractions 2. About 30-minute drive from airport to downtown 3. High-speed rail to Jingdezhen North Station is more convenient