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Sanlv Temple Ancient Street is located opposite the People's Park in the northwest of Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, at the intersection of Changjiang River and Xihe River, on the hilltop on both sides of Changjiang River, facing the town's "Lishi Ferry" across the river. The entire Sanlv Temple Ancient Street is divided into three parts: Ming Street, Qing Street and Ancient Wharf. It is a famous historical and cultural district.
The Ming Street of Sanlv Temple is 84.7 meters long and 4.5 meters wide. It was built during the Jiajing period (1522-1566) in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. It has a blue brick street surface that is still well preserved after 500 years. The road surface is arched and there are drainage ditches on both sides. The whole street is not as well preserved as the Qing Street, and the atmosphere is usually deserted.
Qing Street in Sanlv Temple is 231 meters long and about 3 meters wide. There is a stone tablet with the words "Sanlv Ancient Fence" at the entrance of the street. The street is paved with long stone strips and bluestone slabs. There are various shops and houses on both sides of Qing Street. It was once a very prosperous commercial street in the Qing Dynasty. After being restored in 1998, it reveals a hint of modern atmosphere in its simplicity.
The ancient wharf is built with bluestone strips and has three layers to adapt to the requirements of different water levels. It is very scientific. There is also a "Zhongjie Hou Temple" built on the ancient wharf to commemorate the famous poet Qu Yuan, namely the "Sanlu Doctor Temple". The north side of the Sanlu Doctor Temple is the entrance to Qing Street.
Subtropical monsoon humid climate; Sanlv Temple Ancient Street is a famous historical and cultural district that witnessed the prosperity of Jingdezhen in the past and is suitable for travel in all seasons.
Ming Street, Qing Street, and the ancient wharf;
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Sanlv Temple Ancient Street is a historic street in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, known for its long history linked to porcelain culture. It developed around Sanlv Temple and has preserved traditional architecture, local crafts, and cultural heritage, making it a key cultural and tourist attraction.
Located in Jingdezhen city, Jiangxi. Accessible by taxi or local buses from the city center. Walking is recommended to explore the entire street and temple area.
Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Mornings and weekdays are ideal to avoid crowds and enjoy a more relaxed visit.
Generally free to explore the street. Entry to Sanlv Temple may have a small ticket fee, payable on-site. Online booking is rarely required.
Booking is usually unnecessary except for special events or guided tours.
Approximately 2–3 hours to stroll the street, visit the temple, shop, and enjoy food stops.
Guided tours are sometimes available in Chinese. Audio guides are generally not provided.
Start from the street entrance, visit Sanlv Temple first, continue walking along the main street exploring shops, workshops, and food stalls, then return via the side alleys for photography and cultural insights.
Night visits are limited. Some festivals or cultural events may include evening activities or light displays.
Weekdays and mornings are least crowded. Weekends, holidays, and festival periods attract more visitors.
Basic facilities include public toilets, rest areas, numerous food stalls, and souvenir shops along the street.
Mostly accessible by foot. Elderly and children may need caution due to uneven pavement. Wheelchair access may be limited in certain alleyways.
Cash is widely accepted; mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay are commonly used at shops and food stalls.
Local eateries and street food stalls line the street. Full-service restaurants are available in nearby Jingdezhen neighborhoods.
Vegetarian options are generally available; vegan and halal options are limited and may need prior inquiry.
Several hotels and guesthouses in Jingdezhen city center are within walking distance or a short taxi ride away.
Yes, local ceramic wares, handcrafted pottery, and cultural trinkets are the main souvenirs.
Taxis, ride-hailing apps, or buses are convenient to reach other Jingdezhen attractions or to travel to nearby cities.
