Jingdezhen is back!!! Please keep this eating and sightseeing guide!!!

Still wondering where to go this weekend? Jingdezhen is the perfect choice! Spend two days and one night unlocking the double joy of "ceramic art + local cuisine," so delicious and fun you won’t want to return～

📸 Must-visit art landmarks

Porcelain Palace · A Dreamlike Utopia of Ceramic Art

A 90-year-old grandmother devoted 5 years and 60,000 treasured porcelain pieces to create this ceramic palace, hailed as the "Miracle of the Porcelain Capital"! The four famous porcelains—blue and white, translucent, pastel, and colored glaze—intertwine into a colorful dome. The top is a giant kaleidoscope made of porcelain plates and bowls. Standing in the center to shoot a panorama, the visual impact is absolutely stunning!
🎫 Ticket: 25 RMB/person (half price for seniors and children)
👗 Outfit suggestion: Recommend solid colors or vintage styles to contrast with the palace’s brilliant colors for a more sophisticated look in photos

Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street · Industrial-style Art Community

Red brick buildings, industrial-style chimneys, art sculptures... every snapshot looks like a "high-end art blockbuster"! The open park is free to explore, with private art galleries and independent pottery studios scattered around. When tired, check out the nearby trendy restaurants or handmade shops. This is the happy home for art-loving youth～

Sanbao Village · An Art Village Hidden in the Forest

Rent an electric bike to roam around! Early mornings in Sanbao Village are quiet and peaceful. Art studios, trendy cafes, and niche photo spots are spread along the hills. The forest-style streets combined with pottery installations create a unique atmosphere. Any corner you choose can capture the healing feeling of "escaping the city"～

🍜 Local Food Map Praised by Locals

Hui Auntie’s Canteen · The King of Cost-effective New-style Gan Cuisine

• Luo Jia Meat with Rice Noodles: The rice noodles soak up the meat juice, soft and flavorful, a double hit of carbs and meaty aroma

• Spicy Three Crisps: Tripe + layered tripe + aorta, crispy and chewy, spicy but addictive

• Sauce-fried Bullfrog: The frog meat is tender and flavorful, perfect with rice, you can easily finish two bowls, a safe choice for picky eaters
💰 Average cost: 35 RMB｜Recommendation: ★★★★★

Park First Bun Shop · The “Carb Bomb” of Breakfast

A secret "day and night canteen" for Jingdezhen locals! Open from midnight to noon, the freshly wrapped and steamed buns are steaming hot. The chive filling is even more fragrant than the meat filling, with juicy filling that flows with every bite. My friends and I once showed off eating 5 buns and still wanted more～

Sister Tao’s Cold Noodles · Spicy and Satisfying Local Carb

Beef cold noodles are the soul! The noodles are smooth and chewy, beef chunks are large and flavorful, spice level adjustable (mild is already quite spicy, choose "slightly spicy" if you can’t handle heat). This is the "noodle slurping happiness" locals have enjoyed since childhood～

Jike · Tea-flavored Floating Red Peach Crisp

The tea-flavored floating red peach crisp must be on your gift list! Crispy and crumbly, the tea aroma lingers sweetly on the tongue. Pre-order to avoid queues. Great as a gift or for yourself with a true "Porcelain Capital" flavor～

Ye Ji Shaobing · Old Brand’s Crispy Temptation

A shaobing (baked flatbread) shop open for decades, the preserved vegetable and meat filling is savory and flavorful. The crust is baked crispy and crumbly, served hot and fresh. One bite bursts with crispiness and savory flavor. Locals always grab two when passing by～

🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Stay in Ceramic Art Aesthetics

Jingdezhen Taoxichuan Boge Hotel is a quality choice for staying in the Porcelain Capital!
Bonus experience: The hotel has its own pottery workshop where guests can participate in free wheel-throwing sessions and make their own porcelain to take home, turning your Porcelain Capital memories into tangible keepsakes～
The charm of Jingdezhen lies in the kiln-fired ceramic art and the bustling local food culture. Save this eating and sightseeing guide and enjoy a "feast, explore, and photo explosion" trip to the Porcelain Capital!