Jingdezhen 📍 Three Days and Two Nights, Leg-Saving Nanny-Level Guide to Exploring and Eating ‼️

Accommodation 🏘️: I stayed at the 📍 Taoye Hotel near Taoxichuan, which is conveniently located for visiting attractions and trying local cuisine. The hotel has a great environment, is warmly decorated, and offers a beautiful night view.

Specialty Cuisine 🍱:
📍 Porcelain Capital Aunt Hua's Private Kitchen
This trip to Jingdezhen was well worth it, with enjoyable experiences and satisfying meals. We dined at Aunt Hua's Private Kitchen, a highly recommended hidden gem by locals. The Cold Frog Salad and Patterned Braised Pork are their signature dishes, not found elsewhere. After trying them, my friends and I really liked them.

📍 Spicy Xiaobai Barbecue
This place was quite a pleasant surprise. We ordered a full table with friends, and everything met our expectations. Especially the signature Fiery Beef, served sizzling on a skewer! The Lychee with Pineapple was so refreshing that I'll definitely come back to Jingdezhen for it.

📍 Wild Origin WILD ORIGIN (China Ceramics Museum Store)
After visiting the ceramics museum, we stopped by this restaurant because my friend liked the name. Those who appreciate ambiance will love this place. The environment is great, and the food is both visually appealing and delicious. I enjoyed their pizzas, beef burgers, and pancakes.

📍 Grandma's Cold Noodles (Imperial Kiln Museum Store)
In Jingdezhen, you can't miss the local specialties. For someone who loves spicy food like me, this place hits the spot. The Cold Noodles, Soul-Stealing Chicken Feet, and Dumpling Cakes are a must-try. If you're not a fan of spicy food, you can balance it with some desserts.

📍 Gao Shu Shu · Jiangxi Old Casserole
A friend who works locally recommended this place, and I tried it out while visiting. There's a good variety of dishes, and the portions are generous. The Tea Pot Beef Brisket Cold Noodles, Casserole Rat Noodles, Sliced Boiled Pork, and Potato Chip Chicken are their signature dishes, and they taste great.

📍 Hui Aunt's Canteen
This is a place that both Old Wang and Wang Xun have checked in! I came here as recommended, and the taste is indeed excellent. I recommend trying their Stir-Fried Meat, as well as the Stir-Fried Dragon and Half Table Fish, which are must-order dishes!

Itinerary:
DAY1: Ceramics Museum → Fuzhou Alley → Imperial Kiln Museum → Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park
DAY2: Sanbao Village → Sculpture Porcelain Factory → Jiuji Town → Pottery Street
DAY3: Yaoli Ancient Town → Dongbu Wharf → Hanxi Village → Porcelain Palace

1️⃣ Ceramics Museum: Home to many exquisite ceramics, a paradise for porcelain enthusiasts, the Speechless Buddha is quite famous.
2️⃣ Fuzhou Alley: You can enjoy local snacks from Jingdezhen here, and the prices are affordable.
3️⃣ Imperial Kiln Museum: The architecture here is very impressive, and the exhibits are artistic, making for great photos.
4️⃣ Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Park: Don't miss the cultural and night markets, which have a great atmosphere when lit up, with a wide array of ceramic art.
5️⃣ Sanbao Village: There's a relaxing vibe here, perfect for strolling around as ceramic pieces naturally blend into every corner of the village, truly a 'porcelain' visit.
6️⃣ Sculpture Porcelain Factory: You can find various craft jewelry here, with shops on the main street and many alleys to explore, and the prices are reasonable, making it an interesting place to browse.
7️⃣ Pottery Street: There are many boutique shops here, which are pleasing to the eye, each with its own style, but the items are expensive, so you can just look and appreciate.
8️⃣ Yaoli Ancient Town: 'Azure waits for the rain' describes this place, with Ming and Qing Hui-style ancient buildings nestled against the mountains and waters, beautifully arranged.