Jingdezhen: Where ancient porcelain meets the modern pulse

Welcome to Jingdezhen, the world-renowned "Porcelain Capital." Hailed as the "world's earliest industrial city" by British scholar Joseph Needham, its iconic blue and white exports once formed a vital connection between global civilizations. Today, this city's millennium-old heritage is bursting with a trendy new vitality, making it a must-visit destination for modern travelers and creatives alike.

The heart of heritage and revival

The ancient industrial heritage sites of Jingdezhen have been beautifully revitalized into cultural landmarks that perfectly blend history with modern culture.

Taoyangli is a prime example of this revival, where historical kilns and workshops now sit alongside trendy, contemporary experiences, making it a primary destination for tourists exploring the city.

The vibrant nightlife of fire and culture

The electrifying spirit of Jingdezhen truly comes alive after dark, particularly in Taoxichuan. This area has been transformed into the city's pulsing cultural hub through a commitment to ceramic-rooted cultural tourism.

The art of fire: No trip to Jingdezhen is complete without witnessing the mesmerizing art of fire. Spectacles like captivating fire dance performances embody the city's fiery spirit and take center stage in Taoxichuan.

A "red-hot" night economy: Taoxichuan is the heart of Jingdezhen's vibrant nightlife, constantly hosting non-stop night markets, cultural festivals, and engaging roadshows. This continuous flurry of activity is the engine that is making the city's night economy increasingly popular and thriving.

A global hub for ceramic creativity

Beyond the bustling city centers, Sanbao Ceramic Art Village offers a more focused, artistic experience. This UNESCO-designated "living museum" truly embodies art, life, and creativity.

A global magnet: Focused on creating spaces that are "habitable, visually appealing, and visitable," Sanbao is a crucial base for Jingdezhen's creative industries and a global magnet, drawing young ceramicists from around the world to practice their craft and find inspiration.

Jingdezhen today is not just a city of history; it is a lively nexus where ancient art finds a new pulse, where industrial heritage sparks a vibrant nightlife, and where global creativity is forged in fire.