Jingdezhen City.

1. Taoxichuan Hotel Taoxichuan Hotel is located in the Taoxichuan Creative Park at 150 Xinchang West Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen. It was converted from an old ceramic factory and is very unique. The hotel not only retains the original industrial style, but also incorporates modern design elements to create a unique artistic atmosphere. Staying here is really convenient, and the environment is very good. 2. Fuzhou Lane, located in the city center of the old city of Jingdezhen, is just a street away from the famous Imperial Kiln Factory Site. Speaking of Fuzhou Lane, some friends from other places may be curious, why is a lane in Jingdezhen named after the neighboring city of Fuzhou? As we all know, Jingdezhen is famous for its porcelain, and craftsmen come from all over the world. The streets and lanes of the city contain rich information about local customs, geographical changes, and other aspects. Fuzhou Lane, for example, originated from the Fuzhou Guild Hall, which was built by people from various counties in Fuzhou Prefecture during the Qing Dynasty. Today, the Fuzhou Guild Hall has been converted into a school, but the name Fuzhou Lane has been preserved. 3. Jingdezhen China Ceramics Museum One of the must-visit attractions in Jingdezhen. If you plan to visit on a weekend, you must make a reservation one week in advance, otherwise, you may not be able to get a reservation as it is usually fully booked. 4. Imperial Kiln Scenic Area - Porcelain Palace The Porcelain Palace is located on a high ground in Xiping Village, Fuliang County, Jingdezhen City. It looks like a huge colorful round "cake". The Porcelain Palace is a building inlaid with tens of thousands of pieces of porcelain fragments, porcelain bottles, and porcelain plates, and is called the "Porcelain Palace" by the locals. The exterior of the Porcelain Palace is modeled after the Hakka walled house and has three floors. The first and second floors are used to display porcelain paintings of the "Four Great Classical Novels" of Chinese traditional culture, and the third floor displays porcelain paintings of Buddhist themes such as the "Five Hundred Arhats". The picture shows the Bagua pattern on the floor of the "palace". The exterior walls of the Porcelain Palace are inlaid with various porcelain pieces, mainly the four famous porcelains of Jingdezhen: blue and white, linglong, famille rose, and colored glaze. There are four palaces inside, three round and one square.