Things to do in Fuliang

As the site of the Ming and Qing imperial kilns, this area preserves ancient kiln clusters such as Xujia Kiln and Ming and Qing kiln workshops, allowing visitors to truly experience the history of "Taoyang Thirteen Miles". The red brick kiln bricks and lights after sunset create a wonderful atmosphere, perfect for taking photos in modern Chinese style or Hanfu.

A cool place to be creative. Found at Building C6 is the star man group who run the activities booked. Our teacher spoke English and was super helpful and calm.

Mr. Wang's explanation was very clear and accurate, which gave me a deeper understanding of the imperial kiln ceramic culture of Jingdezhen. He was also very responsible, meticulous and thoughtful in his work. I will definitely visit Jingdezhen again to learn more about ceramic culture and listen to Mr. Wang's explanation again!

Hike through Wanghu Ecological Park to witness the breathtaking Nanshan Waterfall and experience its awe-inspiring cascade. Water mist blankets your clothes, the valley roars, and the mountains exude a natural grandeur. The murmuring streams and clear springs among the rocks offer a glimpse into the slow pace of life in the mountains.

Yaoli Ancient Town is indeed beautiful, with its white walls and black tiles, and streams winding through the village. Walking on the bluestone paths evokes the charm of a traditional Jiangnan water town, making it a worthwhile destination. However, the dining experience this time was truly disappointing. The price of the farm-style dishes is understandable, given it's a tourist area, but the key issue is that the taste was simply not worth the price: the dishes lacked the characteristic wok hei (wok aroma), the seasoning was either bland or overly heavy, and the ingredients didn't taste fresh—it felt like mass-produced "tourist farm-style food." I had hoped to enjoy a proper local meal, but the scenery kept me entertained the entire time. My advice is to check reviews before visiting Yaoli, and don't be lured in by enthusiastic doormen, or you might end up with a disappointing experience.

It's worth a visit if you've never seen a county government office before, especially the performance. Kudos to the actors! Despite the heat, they didn't slack off at all and gave a fantastic performance. However, I have to complain about the overly complicated route design (a common problem with all tourist attractions these days). They've built so many pointless commercial facilities. If you don't want to see these, you have to take the shuttle bus, which costs 10 yuan round trip. This kind of mindless design is just awful.

A local old man devoted his life to creating this scenic spot, which is on the only way to Yaoli from Jingdezhen. The style of the main building is similar to that of an earth building, with a hollow ring shape. The exterior walls are decorated with broken porcelain pieces of various colors. There are currently four buildings, three circular and one rectangular. The themes of the internal displays are different, some are praising advanced figures, and some are introducing the core values ​​of socialism. They are all porcelain paintings fired from one piece.

✔️ Giant ceramic installations — perfect for photos and awe-inspiring in person✔️ Quiet, natural setting✔️ Artist studios and handmade ceramic shops✔️ Great spot for a half-day cultural escape

Yuyaojingxiang is located in Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, on the east bank of Changjiang River. It is a well-preserved historical and cultural district. There are many streets and alleys of different sizes along the way. There are a wide range of restaurants and entertainment facilities.

The scenery is good, it is worth a visit, I will go there next time if I have the chance