Introducing the Imperial Kiln Scenic Area in Jingdezhen, a ceramic cultural park built to the standards of a ‘National 5A Level Scenic Area’, located on the banks of the Nanhe River, the birthplace of Jingdezhen ceramics. It is near the kiln sites of Yingtian and Baihuwan from the Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, and Yuan dynasties in the south and north, and adjacent to the Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute. The park is divided into six courtyards:
There are workshops from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties that fully display the traditional porcelain-making techniques of the imperial kilns; a large-scale modern high-tech porcelain production line; the Imperial Kiln Ceramic Culture Research Institute, International Ceramic Cultural Exchange Center, Ancient Ceramic Appraisal Consultation Service, Advanced Seminar on Ancient Ceramic Appraisal, and the Imperial Kiln Ceramic Art Museum; a ceramic entrepreneurship park for well-known national calligraphers and painters; an internship base for ceramic majors from national higher art colleges, an employment incubation base for art college graduates, and a pottery summer camp site for primary and secondary school students nationwide; and a creation and display area for Confucian, Taoist, and Buddhist ceramic art. The Imperial Kiln Scenic Area is a panoramic reproduction, living heritage, and true interpretation of the porcelain-making skills of the royal kilns through the ages as the core content of the Imperial Kiln Ceramic Cultural Tourism Area. Opening Hours: Open all year round from 08:30 to 17:00. Preferential Policies: Children: Free for those under 1.2 meters (not including); half price for those between 1.2 meters (including) and 1.4 meters (including). Elderly: Free for Chinese elderly over 65 years old with a senior citizen card or ID; half price for Chinese elderly between 60 years old (including) and 65 years old (not including) with a senior citizen card or ID. Military personnel: Free for active Chinese military personnel with officer or soldier ID. Disabled: Free with a disability certificate. Journalists: Free with a press card issued by the Press and Publication Bureau. Provincial photography association members: Free with relevant documents. Tour guides: Free with a professional qualification certificate. Travel agency accompanying personnel: Free with a professional qualification certificate. Travel agency managers: Free with a professional qualification certificate. Jingdezhen citizens: Half price with valid ID. Additional Notes: Tourists who meet the free ticket conditions for children, the elderly, and the disabled must be accompanied by a tourist who has purchased a full-price ticket. When entering the scenic area, they must present their relevant documents for verification. One full-price ticket is limited to bringing one person who meets the requirements for a free ticket. The above information is for reference only; please check the specific information disclosed by the scenic area on the day. Service Facilities: Parking: Imperial Kiln Scenic Area Parking, reference price: free; address: left side of the scenic area entrance; capacity: 200. Luggage storage: reference price: free. Scenic area explanation: guide fee: 30 yuan/group. Stroller rental: reference price: free with ticket or valid ID; address: ticket hall. Wheelchair rental: reference price: free rental with ticket or valid ID; address: ticket hall. Restrooms: There are multiple restrooms distributed throughout the scenic area, one next to the service hall, one on the left side of the scenic area entrance, and restrooms near the Porcelain Palace, experience base, and other visiting points with醒目 signs. Dining: Located about 100 meters to the left of the scenic area, meal standard is about 20-50 yuan/person, cash or WeChat/Alipay payment is accepted. Souvenir shop: Porcelain is sold on the first floor of the Porcelain Palace. Convenience store: There is a convenience store to the left of the Porcelain Palace, Alipay/WeChat payment is accepted.Imperial Kiln Scenic Area
Introducing the Imperial Kiln Scenic Area in Jingdezhen, a ceramic cultural park built to the standards of a ‘National 5A […]
