Morning – Jingdezhen China Ceramic Museum
* What to Expect: China’s largest ceramic museum, often described as a “textbook of porcelain history.”
* Highlights:
* Exhibits arranged in chronological order, covering over 1,000 years of ceramic development.
* Porcelain masterpieces and rare collections spanning the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, as well as modern and contemporary periods, presented in a teaching-style display.
* In just a few hours, gain a clear, complete, and systematic understanding of China’s ceramic history.
This is the perfect starting point to grasp the cultural depth of Jingdezhen before walking through its living heritage.
Midday – Imperial Kiln Museum & Taoyang Alley
* What to Expect: A landmark preserving 800 years of imperial kiln history, right in the heart of the old city.
* Highlights:
* The Imperial Kiln Museum is built on the original royal kiln ruins. You’ll see remnants of official kilns from the Ming and Qing dynasties.
* Taoyang Alley, a cultural lane adjacent to the museum, keeps alive the atmosphere of the old town—where centuries of hand-made porcelain traditions were born.
* This stop offers a fast yet immersive way to explore the ancient look and feel of Jingdezhen’s historic townscape.
Afternoon – Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue
* What to Expect**: The most dynamic creative district in Jingdezhen.
* Highlights:
* A vibrant art fair and flea market, where local and international artists exhibit their works.
* Art studios, ceramic shops, weekend bazaars, cafés, and even boutique and backpacker hotels.
* A year-round hub for art exhibitions, ceramic conferences, and international residency programs.
* Every spring (May) and autumn (October), Taoxichuan hosts major ceramic art fairs—perfect for collectors and travelers alike.
Here you can mingle with artists, browse unique designs, and enjoy Jingdezhen’s creative nightlife with night markets and cafés.
Custom-make this tour based on your interests
* Hands-on Pottery Workshop: Try wheel-throwing, hand-building, or glazing under the guidance of experienced artists.
* Personal Photography & Video: We offer complimentary filming and editing of a 5-minute mini-documentary of your day—a keepsake for YouTubers, artists, or casual travelers.
* Creative Freedom: Extend your exploration with art villages, local markets, or even quiet time in cafés.
Why Choose This Tour?
In just one day, this Jingdezhen City Walk lets you:
* Explore museum-level treasures and authentic kiln ruins.
* Immerse yourself in both history and living ceramic traditions.
* Connect with local and international artists.
* Experience the city’s creative districts, cafés, and night markets.
Whether you’re a ceramic artist, an art student, or simply a curious traveler, this one-day journey offers a deep and memorable immersion into the world of Jingdezhen porcelain.
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B18, Digital Trade Industrial Park, 5th Floor,
TBC Ceramic Expo City, Changnan New District, Jingdezhen, China
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