Jingdezhen Gems💎

Ready to explore Jingdezhen? This city is basically the ceramics capital of the world — no exaggeration 🏺✨ The architecture here is gorgeous, and if you’re into art, history, or just spotting cool old buildings, Jingdezhen delivers total aesthetic goals. Must-See Place: Taoyang Alley Historical and Cultural District (No. 187, Zhushan Middle Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City) is THE spot for anyone wanting to understand the soul of the city. Open daily from 8:30 AM until 10:00 PM, with last admission at 9:30 PM and an entry fee of 53 RMB. This place is alive with museums, workshops, and stunning examples of blue and white porcelain — don’t miss the Exhibition Hall for close-up views of intricate ceramic pieces. Snap a pic of the famous porcelain jar under the sunny courtyard or wander through misty corridors for a moody vibe. Even on cloudy or rainy days, the district’s blend of ancient and contemporary Chinese architecture looks incredible. Travel Hacks & Tips: Definitely arrive early to beat the tour groups and soak up the quiet beauty. Good walking shoes are a must — some paths are cobbled and uneven. Locals recommend trying a hands-on pottery workshop if you have time. If you want the best photos, outdoor shots shine especially in late afternoon light, but indoor galleries offer shelter when it rains. Getting Around & Extras: Jingdezhen’s taxis are cheap, but downloading a translation app helps with directions. Carry cash for small purchases and tickets. Local eats: Find ceramic-themed cafés nearby for authentic snacks and tea breaks. Weather swings from sunny to rainy fast, so pack both shades and an umbrella! #ceramiccity #jingdezhenculture #chinatravel #porcelaindream