Letter from Global Village｜Third Visit to Jingdezhen, Please Keep This Nanny-Level Guide!

As a "ceramics capital old fan" visiting Jingdezhen for the third time, I’ve packed my personally tested and effective travel experiences into this guide, covering everything from luggage, transportation, accommodation to food, breaking it down comprehensively so every minute you spend in the ceramics capital is well worth it~ 🔖 Luggage Preparation: Pack Light, Only Bring Essentials • Documents: ID card (core credential) + student ID (great for attraction discounts) • Electronics: Power bank (essential for eating, shopping, and shooting), charger, phone, earphones, camera (to capture ceramic art and old street scenes) • Toiletries: Minimal skincare and makeup (plan according to trip length to avoid heavy luggage) • Clothing: Big temperature difference in Jingdezhen, bring warm layers (sweater/thick sweatshirt/coat) + lightweight down jacket + knit hat to handle cool mornings and evenings and warm midday 🚦 Transportation Tips: Choose the Right Tools to Unlock Freedom in the Ceramics Capital • Arrival ◦ Jingdezhen North Station: The underground parking lot at the south square is the most convenient for taxis, avoiding surface crowds and quickly connecting to the city. ◦ Jingdezhen Luojia Airport: Only 20 minutes from downtown, take a taxi straight to your hotel upon landing for maximum efficiency. • Getting Around the City ◦ Ride-hailing: The first choice for city commuting, transparent pricing, available on demand. ◦ Rent an electric scooter: The soul choice for exploring the ceramics capital! Visit pottery studios in Sanbao Village, shuttle through old streets and alleys in the city—riding a little electric scooter maximizes atmosphere and freedom (remember to choose a model with long battery life). ◦ Taxi: Suitable for distant suburban attractions, negotiate the fare in advance to avoid “fixed price” traps. 🏡 Accommodation Recommendations: Choose the Right Location to Double Your Travel Efficiency • Around Taoxichuan: My family booked the Jingdezhen Taoxichuan Boge Hotel, which offers thoughtful chrysanthemum tea drinks. Within walking distance to Taoxichuan Night Market, Sculpture Porcelain Factory, and Pottery Street. Spend the day exploring porcelain factories and handmade crafts, and the evening enjoying the Taoxichuan cultural and creative market—a perfect base for art lovers. • Pitfall Warning: Unless you plan a deep dive into Sanbao Village, avoid staying around Sanbao Village. It’s far from downtown with limited facilities and inconvenient transportation. 🍲 Food Map: Gan-Flavored Street Food, Savor the Ceramics Capital’s Culinary Memories • Xiao Liang Yuan · Authentic Gan Cuisine: The pinnacle of Gan cuisine flavor, dishes are spicy and flavorful. Recommended dishes: “Lotus Blood Duck” and “Stir-fried Wild Vegetables with Cured Meat,” a delight for spice lovers. • Porcelain Factory Impression · Jingdezhen Flavor: A hidden gem inside the Sculpture Porcelain Factory, the environment is full of artistic ceramic vibes. The dishes blend local flavors with creativity, a safe choice without blind spots. • Tan Po Dumpling Cake: Jingdezhen intangible cultural heritage snack! Spicy filling is fresh and fragrant, non-spicy filling is sweet and mild, with a soft and chewy outer skin. Have one for breakfast to start your ceramics capital street food day. • Fan’s Beef Bone Rice Noodles: Beef bones stewed until the meat falls off, rice noodles soaked in broth. A bowl in the morning warms you up and fills you up, a local secret breakfast king. • Shuyun Snacks: Old-school “fly restaurant,” offering cold noodles, alkaline rice cakes, fried dough sticks wrapped with sticky rice cakes... all kinds of local snacks in one place, prices so affordable they touch your heart. • Hu’s Old Noodle House: Handmade noodles are chewy and springy, toppings are flavorful. Signature dishes include “Beef Tripe Noodles” and “Pork Chop Noodles,” carb lovers will dive in without hesitation. The beauty of Jingdezhen lies in the millennia-old kiln fire’s depth and the vibrant everyday life. Take this guide and set off to unlock your own memories of the ceramics capital~