Taoyangli, Jingdezhen | A Blend of Ancient and Modern Aesthetics Tour + Guide

| A Blend of Ancient and Modern Aesthetics Tour + Guide. 🌈🌈When traveling to Jingdezhen, Taoyangli is a must-visit. It satisfies your desire to trace the origins of Chinese ceramics and offers opportunities to capture photos with internet-famous walls and ceramic frames. 🌈🌈Taoyangli, located in the Zhushan District of Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, is an ancient village steeped in ceramic culture and one of the birthplaces of Jingdezhen ceramics. ⛩️Tickets:  Taoyangli requires an entrance ticket (53 yuan). The Imperial Kiln Museum is free, but it is located within the Taoyangli scenic area and requires advance booking. 👉👉Recommended Tour Route ➡️➡️South Gate (Main Entrance) → Ming and Qing Workshop Ruins → Porcelain Repair Workshop → South Foot Ruins → Youtao Shrine → Longzhu Pavilion → Imperial Kiln Museum → Kiln Brick Alley → Xu Family Kiln → Ming and Qing Kiln Complex → East Gate 👍Top Recommendations: ✅Longzhu Pavilion Longzhu Pavilion, a landmark building in Jingdezhen, was originally built in the Tang Dynasty. It features a popular photo spot, the ceramic frame (a must-see), which often has a queue. ✅Imperial Kiln Museum A museum integrating "kiln" elements, it consists of eight scattered arched buildings. Inside, exquisite official kiln porcelain from various dynasties is displayed. ✅Ming and Qing Kiln Complex This complex houses various kilns that have been in continuous operation since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It is also a national intangible cultural heritage site for ceramics. ✅Xu Family Kiln Here, artisans create pottery on-site, allowing visitors to observe the ceramic production process up close. ✅Kiln Brick Alley Located next to the Imperial Kiln Museum and Longzhu Pavilion, this alleyway is home to many interesting ceramic shops.