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Family-friendly Attractions
Top 50 Family-friendly Attractions near Daye [2025]
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Wunvzhou Resort
4.4
/5
4872 reviews
8.3
From AU$ 23.54
Wunvzhou Resort | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8607937319999
Address: 江西省上饶市婺源县文公北路8号
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1.5 days
Highlights:
Enjoy the 'Meet Wuyuan' Performance
Enjoy the Water Screen Light Show and the Light Show
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The characteristics of several scenic spots in Jiangxi are relatively similar, the night view is more beautiful, and the performances are also similar. Personally, I think it’s okay to choose one of the three attractions. There is no need to go to all of them.
There is no need to go during the day. I personally recommend starting at 5 o'clock. There are many places to eat inside. The playing time is about 3 hours. The night view at night is good and the performance is also OK. It's awesome.
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Tao Yang Alley
4.6
/5
6292 reviews
8.3
From AU$ 11.31
People Square/Tao Yang Alley | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8607988226233
Address: No. 187, Zhushan Middle Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Saved by 126 users5210 positive reviews
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Three Most Famous Attractions
1. Imperial Kiln Museum: Famous for its red brick arched structure, the museum houses a large collection of restored porcelain from the imperial kilns and archaeological sites, perfect for photographing under the night lights.
2. Dragon Ball Pavilion: A landmark building in Jingdezhen, built in the Tang Dynasty, overlooking Taoyangli. Its red walls and porcelain fragments are a popular photo spot.
3. Xujia Kiln: The most complete preserved wood-fired kiln site from the Ming and Qing dynasties. After restoration in 2025, it will be open to the public for experiencing traditional porcelain-making techniques.
It's okay, though 50 yuan is a bit pricey. Going early in the morning means there are fewer tourists, making it easy to take photos. The alleys are quite quiet, and the original style has been well preserved. The Ceramic City and Fuzhou Lane are nearby, making it convenient for shopping, eating, and shopping.
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Hubei Provincial Museum
4.9
/5
6287 reviews
8.2
Based on 482 reviews
Chuhehan Street/East Lake/Hubei Provincial Museum | 78.5 km from downtown
Phone +8602786794127
Address: No. 156, Donghu Road, Wuchang, Wuchang District, Wuhan
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
Highlights:
Zenghouyi Bells & more treasures
The Sword of Goujian is incredibly sharp
Saved by 367 users4987 positive reviews
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The explanation of the tour guide Yan Wanwan is very popular and funny. The 2-hour control is very professional. The ultimate line is very good. I swept away all the treasures of the town hall! It seriously exceeded expectations! The fee is too cheap
The tour guide Jinny explained in great detail and earnestly, explaining many important cultural relics to us in a limited time. He also always paid attention to the time for tourists who needed to watch the chime performance so as not to delay the performance. The overall feeling was great and worth recommending!
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Yue Yang Tower
4.6
/5
9153 reviews
8.1
From AU$ 14.94
Based on 169 reviews
Yueyang Tower | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8607308830338
Address: Dongting North Road, Yueyanglou District, Yueyang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
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The explanation was average, very formulaic...
The kids tried to ask questions a few times, but I don't know if they didn't hear me or what, but they didn't answer at all. It wasn't a large group, it was a one-on-two tour. It really shouldn't be so formulaic...
I passed the appointment for recitation, so I only bought one ticket. A place with cultural heritage is worth visiting. Worry about the world before you worry about yourself, and be happy after the world is happy.
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The National Archaeological Site Park of Nanchang Han Dynasty Haihun Marquis
4.7
/5
3020 reviews
8.0
From AU$ 12.81
>100 km from downtown
Phone +86079183081000
Address: 南昌市新建区紫金大道1号
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-5 hours
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The Han Dynasty Haihunhou State Ruins Park in Nanchang is like a portal into the Han Dynasty. Stepping inside, I felt like I'd traveled back a thousand years. The Haihunhou Museum displays tens of thousands of precious artifacts, including gleaming gold, exquisite bronzes, and lifelike jades. These breathtaking artifacts showcase the splendor and luxury of the Han Dynasty. These artifacts serve not only as witnesses to history but also as vivid narrators of Han culture.
Wandering through the Liu He Tomb Park and gazing at the vast ruins, I seemed to glimpse the legendary and eventful life of Liu He, the Marquis of Haihun. From king to emperor to marquis, his life was filled with drama. Standing before the tomb, I couldn't help but reflect on that period of history, a flood of thoughts welling up in my mind. The park also meticulously curates Han-style performances. Traditional activities like pitching pots, cuju, and six-bo chess allow visitors to immerse themselves in the unique charm of Han culture.
We received the bus information a day in advance and boarded the bus the next morning on the second floor of the long-distance bus station. The entrance was a bit unclear, so we had to ask for directions. Since there were only three of us, we took a bus with fewer seats, but the seats were quite spacious and comfortable. After boarding, a staff member confirmed our information. They discovered that the registered phone number wasn't ours, and that someone else had used the same number as me, but they didn't get on the bus. The management was a bit chaotic. The bus left at 8:00 AM, and the driver drove quite fast. The entire journey took 50 minutes. Since we were enjoying the trip until around 12:00 PM and didn't want to eat at the scenic area, we contacted the driver in advance and boarded the bus at 12:25 PM.
This scenic spot, which opened recently, is well worth a visit. It's packed with cultural relics. In addition to the museum, there's also the Dundun Tomb, where the excavation site was originally located.
The scenic bus is a must-see. The area is quite large, and you'll have to walk a lot without the bus.
The guided tour lasted 1.5 hours and ended at 11:00 AM, covering the entire main building. The woman in Hanfu was beautiful and gave a very thorough explanation. Without the guide, you wouldn't have known many of the historical events. I recommend watching CCTV's historical account of the Marquis of Haihun beforehand to get a more focused understanding.
Overall, I highly recommend it, but I hope I don't register the wrong phone number next time.
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Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum
4.3
/5
1212 reviews
7.8
Based on 29 reviews
Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area/China Ceramics Museum | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8607988253701
Address: No.1 Zijing Avenue, Changjiang District, Jingdezhen City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2 hours
Saved by 102 users844 positive reviews
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It's certainly worth a visit. This is China's first dedicated ceramics museum, housing over 50,000 artifacts from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The experience allows us to gain a deeper understanding of these artifacts, witnessing the evolution of China's ceramic craftsmanship from crude to sophisticated, and experience the memories embedded in these artifacts.
While it might not be particularly interesting, it's well worth a visit to appreciate the exquisite ceramic craftsmanship.
The Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum, a national first-class museum, features 50,000 treasures that tell the story of a thousand years of porcelain history. Its ice-crack curtain walls and dragon kiln corridors will be refurbished in June. Perfect for both study and entertainment, this is a must-visit destination for an immersive experience of the charm of the Porcelain Capital!
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Jingdezhen Ancient Kilns and Folk Customs Museum
4.5
/5
7788 reviews
7.6
From AU$ 18.14
Based on 9 reviews
Ancient Kiln Folklore Expo Area/China Ceramics Museum | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864001181728
Address: No. 1 Guyao Road, Porcelain Avenue, Jingdezhen City
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
Highlights:
Ceramic music on water stage
Kids craft pottery firsthand experience
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The park is very interesting. There are live demonstrations of the various aspects of ceramic production technology, and you can also experience it yourself. The entire ancient kiln is in the bamboo forest and is Y-shaped. You can listen to the music of ceramic performances on the left and experience the ceramic crafts on the right. They are not far away. After visiting one side, you can visit the other side. But please note that there is a schedule for ceramic performances.
"See the Forbidden City in the north and visit the ancient kiln in the south" Walk into the ancient kiln, watch the craftsmen making pottery, listen to the "sound like chimes" porcelain music performance, and get a good understanding of the history of pottery making. The scenic area is well managed, the scenery is beautiful, and the experience is great
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Changsha COLORFUL WORLD
4.8
/5
18086 reviews
7.6
From AU$ 42.68
Based on 202 reviews
Mango Hall/COLORFUL WORLD | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8673184256888
Address: No. 485, Sanyi Avenue, Kaifu District, Changsha City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Over 40 thrilling amusement rides
Nightly light show illuminates the miniature world
Saved by 330 users14605 positive reviews
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This is a theme park perfect for children. ⚠️ Parking is in the underground parking lot 300 meters away from Window of the World.
1. In the summer, be sure to wear sunscreen and bring plenty of food and water.
2. Must-try attractions include the Ferris wheel, the "Go Forward" ride, the "Pendulum Ride," and the roller coaster.
3. Some food stalls sell food, but they're quite expensive.
It's worth a visit. It's recommended to go at night because the sun is too strong during the day. However, the children had a lot of fun. The wild people of Malan Mountain had water splashing interactions, and they were still happy even if they got wet... The layout of the venue is a bit scattered, the signs are clear, and the waiting time for some projects is a bit long. It is recommended to inform tourists of the approximate waiting time and whether each project is open should also be clearly informed
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Yuelu Academy
4.6
/5
3438 reviews
7.6
Based on 234 reviews
Yuelu Mountain/Meixi Lake Park | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86073188823764
Address: Lushan Road, Yuelu District, Changsha City (in Hunan University)
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Highlights:
Interactive ancient book restoration to foster cultural interest
Mountain views of red leaves from Autumn-Admiring Pavilion
Saved by 147 users1613 positive reviews
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Yuelu College: one of the four major colleges in ancient China, founded in the Northern Song Dynasty in 976, located at the foot of Yuelu Mountain in Changsha City, Hunan Province, is now the School of History and Philosophy of Hunan University. Yuelu College has been developed for thousands of years. It was founded by Tanzhou Taishou Zhudong during the Northern Song Dynasty. Zhu Ying and Zhang Ying in the Southern Song Dynasty carried out "Zhu Zhanghui Talk" here, becoming an important dissemination place of science and science. It was changed to Hunan Higher School in the late Qing Dynasty, and it was officially named Hunan University in 1926. It has been used to this day.
Yuelu Academy is a large academy. There's a reception desk at the entrance, where you can join a group for a 45-minute guided tour covering the central axis and the Temple of Confucius. The academy's west gate is near the Aiwan Pavilion, while the east gate is directly opposite Hunan University.
Yuelu Academy, nestled in a mountainside setting, is one of the four great academies of ancient China. A thousand years old, it remains remarkably well-preserved, a microcosm of the long history of education in Chinese civilization. The academy boasts elegant landscaping and magnificent architecture.
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Jiangxi Provincial Museum
4.5
/5
1411 reviews
7.4
Based on 33 reviews
Wanda Plaza/Qiushui Park | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86079188233369
Address: No.398, Ganjiang North Avenue, Honggutan New District, Nanchang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
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Mr. Zeng's presentation of the Jiangxi Provincial Museum's cultural relics was a feast for the senses! Drawing on his profound expertise, he meticulously and thoroughly explained the stories, historical background, and cultural connotations behind the artifacts. He made complex historical knowledge accessible, allowing visitors to easily immerse themselves in the ocean of history and culture, leaving them with a profoundly enriching experience.
Li Xiaoyan's explanation was very good, with a moderate speaking speed. She explained the cause and effect of the key cultural relics, which made people feel the profound sense of Jiangxi's history and culture. I really like the last jade figure, but it's a pity that it is not in the cultural and creative museum!
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