[2025 Fuliang Attraction] Travel Guide for Porcelain Palace (Updated Aug)

"Porcelain Capital" Jingdezhen has really become popular in recent years Not only is it photogenic, but it also has a lot of delicious food Consumption is not expensive, very suitable for weekend budget travel If you come to Jingdezhen Be sure to visit these places before you leave‼️ ❶Imperial Kiln Museum A red brick building presented in the form of a kiln, which has won the Oscar of the architecture world, is even more beautiful during the blue hour at night 🎫: Free, need to make a reservation one day in advance 🕐: 08:00-24:00 (Closed on Mondays) ❷China Ceramic Museum The first large-scale ceramic-themed art museum in China, with 7 floors, collecting more than 20,000 pieces of porcelain from different periods, where you can learn about the history and culture of Chinese ceramics, the popular "Speechless Buddha" is on the 6th floor 🎫: Free, need to make a reservation in advance 🕐: 09:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) ❸Bing Ding Wood Kiln A minimalist Wabi-Sabi style art gallery suitable for photography. The midday light shines directly on the centerline of the wood kiln, which is absolutely stunning 🎫: 30 yuan/person 🕐: 08:00-18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) ❹Xinping Porcelain Palace A palace built by an old lady with porcelain and fragments collected throughout her life, very shocking 🎫: 25 yuan/person 🕐: 08:00-17:00 ❺ Yaoli Ancient Town A Huizhou-style ancient town that became popular because of the phrase "The sky is blue waiting for the rain, and I am waiting for you". It is more poetic after the rain 🎫: Free 🕐: 08:00-17:00 ❻ Yaoli Ancient Town A Huizhou-style ancient town that became popular because of the phrase "The sky is blue waiting for the rain, and I am waiting for you". It is more poetic after the rain 🎫: Free 🕐: 08:00-17:00 ❼ Sculpture Porcelain Factory A place where no one can leave empty-handed, the small things are really cheap and all look good. There are also many literary coffee shops, very suitable for leisurely strolling 🎫: Free 🕐: 8:00-18:00, there is a ceramic market every Saturday/Sunday morning, need to make a reservation ❽ Sanbao Village A treasure trove of art, with natural landscapes and humanistic art, as well as coffee shops and grocery stores. The place is quite large, you can rent an electric car ❾ Fuzhou Lane A good place to find food, gathering all the local delicacies, you can eat to your fill for an average of 30 yuan ⑩Tao Bo City This place is simply a paradise for porcelain lovers. You must visit Jingdezhen. One step one shop, from tableware to tea sets, each one is like a work of art. You can also buy "Speechless Buddha" peripherals. Unlike the markets in Taoxi River and Sculpture Porcelain Factory, the porcelain here is more upscale, very suitable for personal use and gifting! I really like the tea art space here, unique style, and many hand-carved items. The second floor has a lot of tea cups, the tea set is very complete, the aesthetics are very online, I couldn't help but bought several sets to take home🫣 · 🗺️Three-day itinerary: Day1: Bing Ding Wood Kiln→Porcelain Palace→Yaoli Ancient Town→Hanxi Village Day2: China Ceramic Museum→Imperial Kiln Museum→Fuzhou Lane→Taoxi River Night Market Day3: Sanbao Village→Sculpture Porcelain Factory→Tao Bo City

It is recommended to arrive in Jingdezhen on Friday Because the market is only open on Saturdays, many shops do not participate on Sundays The homepage has travel guides for Guizhou, Yunnan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, and the Greater Bay Area✨ 📋3 days and 2 nights itinerary I chose a hotel in the Taoyangli scenic area in the old city. The first time I lived in a lane 𝐃𝟏 arrived at Liyuan Hotel ✨Saturday is a day for visiting the market 𝐚𝐦 Lotte Market✔️09:00-12:00 (open only on Saturday morning) 🎫Early bird 25/person, more than 100 hand-made authors from all over the world Sculpture Porcelain Factory✔️Many art shops, including Ni (newly opened), Nearby Collection, Yifangting, Yaha Art Micro Space (many independent studios) 𝐩𝐦 Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street✔️17:30-21:30 A new gathering place for tourists, a huge market at night 𝐃𝟐 A day at the exhibition Taoyangli Scenic Area Depart from the hotel ➜ Shangnong ➜ Xianong ➜ Imperial Kiln Museum ➜ Taoyangli Scenic Area 6mins Reservations are required🎫Free, the museum is closed on Monday If you don't go through the alley, only the South Gate is open. 𝐩𝐦Jingdezhen Ceramics Museum Online reservation required📱 There are 7 floors in the museum, and I stayed there for 3 hours. The Silent Buddha is on the 6th floor and is currently surrounded by a fence. Our route starts from the 7th floor and goes down to the exhibition From contemporary technology to the craftsmanship of the past Over 10,000 pieces of collection! After watching it, I feel that modern people are not as smart as the original people. 𝐃𝟑 𝐚𝐦Millennium Porcelain Palace The old lady was inspired by a "porcelain house" in Tianjin Despite his family's opposition, he returned to his hometown and built a porcelain palace with porcelain. When "obsession" comes to an end, what remains is the work 🎫25/person If you have enough time, you can go to the ancient kiln. Make an appointment one day in advance🎫85/person Tips Don't believe what people on the Internet say: one day is enough 1/1 night, there will be a iron flower show at Taoji Square The food street recommended by locals is in Fuzhou Lane The dietary habit here includes tangerine peel. #Greater Bay Area Hotel #Hotel Recommendation #Weekend Tour #Overseas Tour #Mainland Customs Clearance #Mainland China Attractions #Mainland China Hotel #Mainland Travel

It's so much fun to visit Jingdezhen, the Porcelain Capital! This guide will help you explore Jingdezhen and Fuliang, and experience the charm of traditional Chinese ceramic culture~ Jingdezhen 3-day 2-night itinerary: Day 1: 📍Big Bowl Theater (Changnanli Store) A super unique theater building, shaped like an inverted big bowl. It's especially dreamy when lit up at night, perfect for photos! Address: Changnan Avenue, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City 📍Taoyangli Historical and Cultural Tourist Area A well-preserved ancient kiln site from the Ming and Qing dynasties, where you can see restored displays of traditional porcelain making. Tickets are required. It's highly recommended to wear Hanfu for photos, it feels amazing! Small tip: It's recommended to stay in a hotel near Taoxichuan. The Pudi Manju where we stayed was great and very close to all attractions. Day 2: 📍Fuliang Porcelain Palace This Porcelain Palace in Xinping Village is absolutely stunning! The entire building is pieced together with tens of thousands of porcelain pieces, making for incredible photos~ Remember to wear light-colored clothes! It's about a 30-minute drive from Jingdezhen city center. 📍Hanxi Village A super healing tea garden village in Fuliang, where you can experience tea picking and making, and buy local Fuliang tea. Come in spring to see the beautiful expanse of tea gardens. Day 3: Deepen your experience of ceramic culture by learning pottery in Sanbao Village, or visiting the China Ceramic Museum to learn more about porcelain. 🍵Food Recommendations: ✔Jingdezhen specialties: Cold Noodles, Alkaline Rice Cake, Dumpling Cake ✔Recommended restaurant: Old House Restaurant (Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City), generous portions and authentic taste. ✔Must-buy souvenirs: Fuliang Tea, Jingdezhen porcelain figurines. Transportation Tips: Taxis are very convenient for getting around Jingdezhen city. For Fuliang, you can charter a car or take a local bus. It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes, as many attractions require walking.

#chinatravel Jingdezhen Porcelain Palace is hands down one of the most unique spots I’ve ever explored. If you’re even slightly into art, design, or cool architecture, this place is gonna blow your mind. The whole structure is covered in porcelain, walls, ceilings, floors, you name it. It’s like walking through a giant, glittering ceramic dream. The attention to detail is insane. There are dragons, flowers, patterns, and all kinds of traditional Chinese elements worked into the design. Every inch is photo-worthy. I literally spent an hour just staring at the entrance, it’s that impressive. Inside, it’s part museum, part art piece. You get to learn a bit about Jingdezhen’s crazy long porcelain history while also just enjoying the pure artistry of the space. The vibe is chill and super inspiring. Honestly, it’s one of those places that makes you stop and say, “Wow, someone really made this.” Totally worth a visit if you’re in Jiangxi. Beautiful, different, and totally unforgettable.

20 minutes drive outside of Jingdezhen you'll find the late work of Yu Ermei, from Jingdezhen. In her 80's she wondered why there was no Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen and against her families wishes began to use her land and spent her savings on building a "porcelain palace" decorated with 180+ tonnes of broken porcelain fragments and over 60,000 pieces of her own collections, working with local builders on six highly detailed shrines to the world of ceramics. It's easy to get lost inside the different floors of these buildings looking at the tiny details, repeating patterns, identifying the factories that the waste ceramics had come from, and even large overglaze painted tiles, some with mistakes showing why they ended up here at the "palace".

📅 Itinerary Day1: Took the high-speed train from Shanghai to Jingdezhen (about 3.5 hours), started the 2.5-day eat-and-explore mode in the afternoon. First stop: Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum – saw the crowded and amusing "Speechless Buddha", elegant flying apsaras, and uniquely colored porcelain; Second stop: Taoyangli – snapped photos of the giant chimney and red-brick walls; Third stop: Taoxichuan – browsed the market (prices were a bit steep). Day2: Fourth stop: Sanbao Village – visited viral photo spots (crowded!), took the unlimited-ride shuttle electric cart (¥15/person); Fifth stop: Sculpture Porcelain Factory – bought 7 bracelets for ¥10, but mugs and ceramic bowls were pricier than expected. Day3: Sixth stop: Porcelain Palace – located far from downtown, photo quality depends entirely on weather (sunny days = better shots). 🏨 Hotel Recommendation: Homeinn Plus (Jingdezhen Taoxichuan) 🍴 Food Recs: Ouji Seafood Stall; Fried Dough Twists with Mochi; Beef Bone Soup Noodles 📌 Pro Tips: Jingdezhen's downtown is small – prioritize taxis, or rent an e-bike as backup.

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The museums in Jingdezhen are closed on Mondays, so I missed out. I drove to the Porcelain Palace → Taoxichuan Creative Quarter → Sanbao Village → Taoyang New Village. The Porcelain Palace is worth a visit, and it's a great place for photos. PS: Tickets are 25 each. I didn't feel much about the Creative Quarter and Sanbao Village. I went because I was already there, but it wasn't anything special. If I had to choose, I wouldn't recommend Sanbao Village, but I would recommend Taoyang New Village. I did some pottery in the Creative Quarter, which was quite time-consuming. As someone who's not good with their hands, I created my own unique style, haha.

The Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen, a unique architectural marvel blending the styles of Fujian Tulou and Tianjin Porcelain House, is undoubtedly a shining gem in Xinping Village, Fuliang County. This magnificent structure not only astounds visitors but also holds the extraordinary story and unwavering spirit of 80-year-old Yu Ermei. Grandma Yu Ermei learned pottery from her uncle as a child and has been fascinated by porcelain collecting all her life. She amassed over 60,000 precious pieces and, at the age of 80, single-handedly built this Porcelain Palace. Without a professional designer, using only a CNY 20 printout of a Fujian Tulou photo as a blueprint, Grandma Yu personally oversaw every construction detail, spending five years to complete this remarkable feat. The Porcelain Palace is not just an artistic display of architecture but also a symbol of spirit. It tells us that no matter our age, as long as we have dreams and work hard for them, we can create our own miracles. Grandma Yu's story is the best interpretation of life's value – it's not about the length of life, but how we live it. While visiting the Porcelain Palace, I was deeply captivated by the porcelain collection inside and the unique architectural style. Each piece of porcelain carries Grandma Yu's dedication and stories, moving visitors. I was also touched by her persistence and resilience, proving the power of dreams through her actions. As a unique attraction in Jingdezhen, the Porcelain Palace not only attracts numerous tourists but also sparks conversations about dreams and perseverance. It reminds us that on the road of life, no matter how many difficulties and challenges we encounter, as long as we hold firm beliefs and move forward bravely, we can achieve our dreams. In short, the Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen is a must-visit attraction and a vivid testament to dreams and perseverance. Here, we can experience Grandma Yu's extraordinary charm and unwavering spirit, drawing strength to strive for our own dreams.

Dreaming of buying fridge magnets and ceramics🥶 I regret not buying more. I don't think anyone can resist buying them. 👬Two-day itinerary 1⃣️Sanbao Village Internet-famous photo spots like the "Lying Win Bottle" and the "Frustrated Bottle" are located near Tao Cafe Talk Coffee. 🌟There are a lot of people taking pictures, so you need to queue. Find some poses online in advance🤳🏻so you don't panic when it's your turn😆. If you get social anxiety, remember to bring sunglasses🕶️, because a lot of people will be watching you, haha. 2⃣️China Ceramics Museum (Ci Gong) About 30 minutes' drive from the city center. Tickets are 25 yuan/person, including one round⭕️building and one square building. From a distance, they look like three big cakes🎂, so cute～The walls are inlaid with colorful ceramics, which is very interesting and makes for great photos😋. 3⃣️The Ceramic Factory Area The Ceramic Factory Area is huge, with many interesting small shops and larger exhibition halls. The porcelain is practically wholesale price. Tea sets, tableware🍴, decorations… They have everything😆 (I heard that most of it is porcelain from other places). 4⃣️Taoxichuan Personally, I think this is the best market in Jingdezhen. The ceramics in every shop and every stall are super exquisite, with a great sense of design and artistry. Many are hand-painted. The prices are higher than in the Ceramic Factory Area and Taoyang New Village, but they are really beautiful❗️It's hard to find the same style on the market, so don't miss out if you like unique items‼️(Most of them are local porcelain).

The Millennium Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen, a place full of legendary charm, attracts countless tourists. It was initiated and built by a woman in her nineties, Mrs. Yu, who spent her life savings to fund the project. *Location:* Located in Xinping Village, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, alongside the scenic Xingang Highway. *Origin of the Porcelain Palace:* This Porcelain Palace is the brainchild of Mrs. Yu Ermei. Despite her family's disapproval and burdened by heavy debt, she spent over CNY 60 million to build this palace out of porcelain. It showcases a variety of exquisite porcelain, including the four famous porcelains of Jingdezhen: blue and white, linglong, famille rose, and color glaze. *Architectural Features:* The Millennium Porcelain Palace resembles a giant, colorful, round "cake." Its interior and exterior walls are inlaid with over 60,000 pieces of porcelain and 80 tons of porcelain shards, including the four famous porcelains of Jingdezhen: blue and white, linglong, famille rose, and color glaze. With half of each porcelain piece embedded in the walls, the design is ingenious. Many of the pieces are high-quality porcelain fired in wood-burning kilns during the 1980s. *Architectural Structure:* The Porcelain Palace is divided into three floors, totaling over 1,200 square meters. The interior walls are covered with ceramic shards and porcelain panels featuring blue and white, famille rose, and other designs, with the frames adorned with small ceramic jars. The first floor features high-temperature porcelain, primarily blue and white. The second floor mainly displays antique tea flower plates. The third floor showcases classical famille rose and color glaze porcelain. The ceiling of the first floor is covered with an impressive array of porcelain plates, vases, bowls, and other ceramics. *Thematic Content:* This 2A-rated tourist attraction has porcelain embedded throughout its three floors, and the walls are covered in various glaze patterns, each floor with a different theme. The first floor displays a "Porcelain Trigram Chart" and porcelain panels depicting scenes from the Four Great Classical Novels, as well as a dragon boat made of porcelain, which is truly breathtaking. The second floor exhibits porcelain panels of over 100 emperors from various dynasties and porcelain patterns illustrating ancient Chinese historical allusions. The third floor features over 500 Arhat porcelain panels, highlighting ancient Buddhist culture. *Cultural Significance:* The Millennium Porcelain Palace not only showcases the rich ceramic culture of Jingdezhen but also incorporates classic elements such as China's Four Great Classical Novels, presenting them through the medium of porcelain. This palace has become a major landmark and popular attraction in Jingdezhen, drawing a large number of visitors.

| Took my life photo at the Porcelain Palace. Visit the "Porcelain" Palace~ The thousand-year-old porcelain palace built by a 90-year-old grandmother is too dreamy... The porcelain palace is full of colorful porcelain bottles, porcelain fragments and porcelain paintings, like a large ceramic castle🏺 🎨 There are many angles to take photos in the porcelain palace, and the photos are particularly good when there are few people It is recommended to come in the morning✅

One of the attractions we saw during spring festival was the Porcelan palace. A place build by a woman, by hand and it took her 4 decades. Stepping into Porcelain Palace felt like entering a dream—its walls adorned with delicate blue-and-white porcelain, shimmering under soft lights. Every corner held intricate details, from teacup mosaics to dragon motifs. It’s a hidden gem, blending history and artistry in a way that captivates the soul. #celebrateit

|The Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen is a must-see. 😮 "She is broken and reborn" is a perfect description of the Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen. You must visit this place! ✨ Can you imagine? An old lady spent all her energy and CNY 60 million to build this unique porcelain house 🏠. When I saw it with my own eyes, I was really shocked to the core! Many netizens said this place is a trap and advised everyone not to go, but I really think that since you are already in Jingdezhen, how can you miss such a culturally rich place? Let me tell you, I arrived at the Porcelain Palace at 9 am, and there were almost no people 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️! The morning sun shone through the clouds, and the weather was exceptionally good. When I walked into the Porcelain Palace, the light shone through the gaps in the porcelain pieces, creating a beautiful interplay of light and shadow. The photos I took were amazing 📷. It was worth getting up early! 🎫 By the way, the ticket is CNY 25 and can be purchased on-site. The opening hours are 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. I strongly recommend you arrive between 8:30 am and 9:00 am to avoid the peak hours and enjoy a quiet and stunning visit. 📍 The location is the Porcelain Palace in Xiping Village, Fuliang County. The transportation is convenient, just take a taxi back and forth. Whether you are fascinated by the artistic charm of Jingdezhen ceramics, keen on checking in at niche travel destinations, or want to take beautiful travel photos 📸, this place can satisfy you. Put on a cheongsam and stroll around, as if you have traveled through a thousand years and started a beautiful encounter with the glazed painting 💃.

#getgoing2025 The Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen is a unique and fascinating architectural marvel. Built by an elderly woman named Yu Ermei, it's entirely constructed from porcelain materials.The palace is adorned with over 60,000 pieces of colorful porcelain, creating a dazzling and vibrant spectacle. Its design is inspired by the Tulou and Hakka

Two-day tour route 1 Sanbao Village The popular check-in spots, such as the lying-win bottle and the gas bottle, as well as the Jingdezhen wall in Figure 2, are all located near Taoka talkcoffee There are so many people taking photos that you need to queue up. Find the photo poses online in advance to avoid being in a hurry when it’s your turn Remember to bring sunglasses if you are socially anxious. There are many people watching you when you take photos. Hahaha Porcelain Palace It’s about 30 minutes by car from the city center. The ticket price is HKD25/person. It includes 1 circular building and 1 square building. From a distance, it looks like 3 big cakes. It’s so cute~ The wall is inlaid with colorful ceramics, which is very interesting and very photogenic Porcelain Factory The porcelain factory is very large, with many interesting small shops and a larger exhibition hall. The porcelain is simply wholesale price, tea sets, tableware, decorations... everything is available

#2024TravelReviewPorcelain Palace The old grandmother, now 92 years old, learned her craft in a ceramic workshop since she was a child and loves ceramics. She built the "Porcelain Palace" in order to fulfill her wish for herself and the city; she spent all her life savings and even borrowed money from friends just to raise her own porcelain capital - Jingdezhen, leaving something for future generations to remember. There are currently four porcelain palaces (one is under construction and has not yet been opened) forming a building complex. Each porcelain palace is carefully inlaid with colorful porcelain pieces, plates and vases. Each porcelain palace is divided into three layers; the first layer is high-temperature porcelain dominated by blue and white, the second layer is old camellia plates, and the third layer is classical pastel colored glaze. It not only uses porcelain pieces for decoration, but also uses porcelain to tell long-standing historical stories and legends... 🕰️Business hours: 9:00～17:00 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: 📍Address: Xingang Road, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province 💰Average consumption: Free admission 💞Recommendation reason: I admire the old lady's spirit of not admitting old age and not giving up. 🗓️Itinerary: 4 hours

When it comes to porcelain houses, most people will say that they are in Tianjin. The porcelain house in Tianjin is very famous and attracts many tourists every day to take photos. On the way from Jingdezhen to Yaoli Ancient Town, there is also a porcelain house, which is also well-known locally. It is called the Porcelain Palace. It is said that this is a private museum, and the owner is an 80-year-old lady. She also visited the porcelain house in Tianjin and felt that she should do something for Jingdezhen, so she built these two porcelain palaces. The Porcelain Palace is built on a high ground in Fuliang County, Jingdezhen. It is round and looks like a Fujian Tulou. The outer wall is made of various porcelain pieces and porcelain paintings, and the inner wall is painted with many stories on porcelain panels. There are also large vases embedded in the wall. The content is very rich and photogenic. The Porcelain Palace has become a popular check-in place and is known by more and more people.

Transportation The Porcelain Palace is located on the Xigang Highway in Fuliang County, Jingdezhen, about a 30-minute drive from downtown Jingdezhen and about a 20-minute drive from Fuliang County. There are no buses or public transportation to the Porcelain Palace, so you can drive or take a taxi. Tickets Tickets are CNY 25 per person and can be purchased on-site without reservation. Opening hours Open all year round from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, with last entry at 5:00 pm. Attraction features - The Porcelain Palace was built by an 80-year-old woman, Yu Ermei, who spent 5 years and CNY 60 million to build it. It is modeled after the Fujian Tulou and is made of more than 60,000 pieces of porcelain, creating a porcelain kingdom. The exterior walls are inlaid with various porcelain pieces, such as blue and white porcelain, Linglong porcelain, pastel porcelain, and colored glaze porcelain, forming a unique landscape. - The Porcelain Palace consists of four buildings, three round and one square, with the earliest one being the most exquisite and popular. Each floor has a different theme, such as high-temperature porcelain with blue and white porcelain on the first floor, old camellia plates on the second floor, and classical pastel colored glaze on the third floor. There are also porcelain paintings of the four great Chinese classics. Travel tips - You can go early to avoid the crowds and take better photos. - 1-2 hours is a suitable amount of time to spend here. - There are no restaurants in the scenic area, so you can eat in the surrounding area or before you come.

The Porcelain Palace in Jingdezhen was built by an 86-year-old woman named Yu Ermei, who spent her entire life and tens of millions of dollars on it. The Porcelain Palace is modeled after the Tulou and Hakka Walled Houses in Fujian, with three round and one square building, all covered with exquisite ceramic elements. Standing in the center of the Porcelain Palace, you can take symmetrical photos, and the view from the second and third floors is even more stunning. Tickets are CNY 25 per person, and it is recommended to spend 1–1.5 hours here. Experience the historical architecture of the ancient city and travel through a thousand years of romance, a trip to Jingdezhen is not to be missed.

😎I had limited time, but I wanted to have a relaxing city walk, so I had to give up some museums (mainly because I didn't make a reservation, boo hoo 😭). Now let me share my super chill 2-day 1-night itinerary👇. Day 1️⃣ 📍Sanbao Village Wow 😃, I feel like I could city walk in Sanbao Village for a whole day! Just walk straight down the road, and there are all kinds of beautiful little shops on both sides of the road, and you can take beautiful photos anywhere 😍! 📷Photo spots: ➊Tao Coffee: The wall with the Jingdezhen internet-famous words, the gas cylinder, the lying bottle, and the speechless coffee are all here 👏. ➋9494 Aesthetic Space: Mom's bakery is a great place to take photos, and you can go in and have a look if you order a drink 😜. ➌Bukong Mountain: There is a minimum charge, so I didn't go in, but I went in through the Bukong Mountain Coffee next door and took some photos without spending any money 😎. ➍Sanbao Art Museum: 🎫20 yuan, just take a photo at the porcelain wall at the entrance, and you'll get great photos anywhere! 🥰 ➎Sanbao Peng Art Museum: 🎫20 yuan, the exhibition inside is worth seeing. ... There are so many more! Really, you can take beautiful photos anywhere here 😘. ps: I arrived at noon and stayed at the Hidden Jingde Art Hotel in Sanbao Village 🏨, which is like an art gallery, and the lotus pond is also a great place to take photos 😉. Compared to staying in Taoxichuan, Sanbao Village is quieter and more convenient to travel around! After putting down my luggage 🧳, I rented a small electric scooter in the afternoon, 30 yuan/day, and started a pleasant tour and photo-taking 😎. Day 2️⃣ Morning 📍Sculpture Porcelain Factory The super popular Meiyan Institute, It Was Mud, and No Sleep Kneading Park are all here! Really, I don't want to leave 😆! In addition to the beautiful little shops, there is also a market to visit, and you can buy 3 bracelets for 10 yuan. No one can leave Jingdezhen empty-handed...🤣 Afternoon 📍Porcelain Palace I walked into the colorful world of the old lady! You can take photos with a 0.5x wide angle from some angles, and the photos are quite nice, but there are a lot of people...😅

The Jingdezhen Porcelain Palace is located on a highland in Xiping Village, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province. This building is adorned with tens of thousands of porcelain pieces, including various porcelain shards, vases, and plates. The Porcelain Palace is not only a visual feast but also a hall of culture and art, making visitors feel as if they are in a fantastical world made of porcelain. Every step taken within feels like a dialogue with history and art, making it an ideal spot for photography with stunning results that leave visitors enchanted. The entrance fee for the Porcelain Palace is 25 RMB per person. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or through the 'Explore Jingdezhen' mini-program by searching for 'Jingdezhen Xiping Millennium Porcelain Palace.'

Day 1: The beautiful little yellow fish ➡️ Porcelain Palace ➡️ Le Le's big partner Noon train 🚄 landing the first meal [Picture Taste Beautiful Little Yellow Fish] Recommended Vegetable Porcelain Du double flavored dumplings, yellow fish handmade rice, lime sweet and sour ribs! ! Delicious and cheap, around 60 per person! After eating, go back to the hotel to put your luggage! ! Take a taxi to [Porcelain Palace] Ticket 💰25 Good photo! Recommended reserve time 1-2 hours or so clothes recommended plain dress good video! At night, eat [Le Le Tai Pai Dang] locally popular Jiangxi cuisine is recommended to go early to wait for a table, the night peak is very crowded! The next day: Fuzhou Lane ➡️ Bing Ding Chai Yau ➡️ Tao Yangli Scenic Area (Imperial College Museum) ➡️ Xiao Lechuan ➡️ Tao Xichuan Cultural and Creative District For breakfast, go to [Fuzhou Alley] to eat fried dough sticks wrapped in steamed buns and skin and egg meatball soup! After taking a taxi to [Ping Ding Chai Gu] tickets 💰 30 distance is recommended to leave a good master's phone number 📞 This Chai Gu personally recommends 👍 and the photo is very good! ! In the afternoon, go to [Taoyangli Scenic Area] photography attractions machine seat tickets 💰55 inside there is also [Imperial Museum] (reservation required) Tickets are quite expensive, take more pictures is worth it! We eat [Xiao Le Chuan] at night. We have unanimously praised it! ! Recommend stir-fried kidney and duck jerky about 70 per person! Finally, take a taxi to [Tao Xichuan Cultural and Creative Street] This is the night market only open on Fridays and Saturdays; on weekdays, it is recommended to go to the [Tao Yang New Village] night market! ! Day 3: Blacksmith Breakfast ➡️ Pottery Cafe (9494) ➡️ Chinese Ceramics Museum ➡️ Sculpture Porcelain Factory Breakfast eat [Blacksmith Breakfast Shop] about 15 per person recommended cold noodles and fried soda dumplings; across the street is [Xiao Mao Soup Pack] can eat! Take a taxi to Sam Bao Village [Tao Ka] to take a picture of the gas bottle; 9494 is also next door! ! There are many video spots here. Sisters who like to take pictures stay for 2-3 hours to take pictures! ! In the afternoon, go to [Chinese Ceramics Museum] to take a picture. The Silent Buddha statue is on the 6th floor. We will leave after taking pictures! Done in 30 minutes! (The museum requires advance reservation). Take a taxi to [Sculpture Porcelain Factory] to shop! ! There are especially many bracelets and various trinkets here! ! You can let your friends bring souvenirs before you leave! !

Porcelain is the city's synonym. The streets and alleys are lined with shops, and the locals make a living from it. The night market is as bright as day. Whether it's utensils, ornaments, or daily tableware, they all seem to be telling a story. Porcelain is the city's original inhabitant. These utensils, once buried in the dark, are more vivid than books, heavier than history, and more specific than time. Green bricks and black tiles, misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River. It is said that the sky blue color on the porcelain needs to be fired under the temperature and humidity of the misty rain, so it is famous. It is also one of the top ten most beautiful ancient towns selected by National Geographic.

The Porcelain Palace in Xinping Village, Fuliang County, is a dreamlike kingdom of ceramic art. As you step into the palace, you will be dazzled by the array of porcelain exhibits, ranging from ancient blue and white porcelain to modern artistic creations, each telling its own story of ceramics. Here, you can not only admire the exquisite porcelain but also experience pottery making firsthand, enjoying the fun of transforming clay with your fingertips. Whether you're taking photos or learning, you will gain a deeper understanding of ceramic culture. Come to the Porcelain Palace in Xinping Village, Fuliang, and start your 'Porcelain Adventure' to feel the charm of ceramics!

If you have time, come to Jingdezhen and experience a dopamine city where every shot is a beautiful photo 🥔🥔🥔🌿🌿 Note: Jingdezhen has no air conditioning, so be prepared with items to prevent heatstroke.🍂

One-day tour around Jingdezhen Porcelain Palace - Hanxi Village - Yaoli Ancient Town - Dongbu Wharf Online carpool one-day tour First stop - Porcelain Palace 🎫25 yuan There are many tourists, a total of three houses, very large. On-site, you will be amazed by the porcelain pieces on every brick and tile, and by the 80-year-old grandma's love for porcelain. Second stop - Hanxi Village A few years ago, it was the Earth Art Festival that made me want to come to Jingdezhen. Finally, I saw the Earth Lamp in a sea of tea. After a distant view, I walked around the village and learned that Hanxi Village is a village relocated from Qiandao Lake. Third stop - Yaoli Ancient Town It was already noon when we arrived at the ancient town. A little girl in the same car found a restaurant (Yaoheshanli Cuisine) which was very delicious! Due to the heavy rain the day before, several internet-famous bridges in the ancient town were washed away, and the river water was a bit muddy because of the rain. Fourth stop - Dongbu Wharf It is said that the Maritime Silk Road started from here. The village is much quieter compared to Yaoli.

Porcelain Palace is an interesting attraction and must go if you’re in Jingdezhen. Each building have a theme and are so well decorated with ceramics pieces. This venue provides many photo opportunities, even better if you’re attired in traditional Chinese costumes. It would be such a lovely day out with your friends to walk the grounds and capture awesome memories together. It’s not far away from the city center of Jungdezhen, so do not miss this when you are there! #瓷宫

China’s City of Porcelain 👇🏻 Venturing into the world of porcelain in Jingdezhen was like stepping into a treasure trove that spoke to my soul! There’s said to be a history of over 2,000 years of porcelain making in Jingdezhen, a city renowned as playing an important role in Chinese porcelain production. If you’re visiting Jingdezhen, definitely make a stop at these stunning Porcelain Palaces. Comprised of three circular and one square “tulou”, these architectural structures are covered - literally floor to ceiling - in ceramics of all shapes, colours, sizes and patterns. Strolling through those ceramic-clad walls, I was struck by the sheer beauty and craftsmanship of it all. It felt like each piece had a story to tell, connecting me to the generations of artisans who poured their hearts into their work. 📍 Xinping Village, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen 💵 25 RMB Entry 🧭 Around 40 minutes drive from Jingdezhen City Center.