Jingdezhen, located in China's southeast, is Ceramics Metropolis" of china in old China. During the Sòng dynasty, Jingdézhèn came to dominate porcelain production and gained its name from a decision by the Sòng Jingdé emperor (reigned 1004-1007) to upgrade it to a town. It dominated world porcelain production for nearly 1,000 years, and via the treaty ports, to an increasingly enthusiastic European market.

Some kilns were employed solely for the making of wares for the emperors and their officials. The first kiln site to produce white china and to use certain underglaze painting techniques, Jingdézhèn reached its peak of technical brilliance during the mid-17th to late 18th century with the gaudy full- colored enamel overglaze illustrations of famille vert and famille rose china.

Wuyuan is a historical township surrounded by untouched ancient villages, which boasts breathtaking natural scenery, well-maintained ancient houses and special folk customs.

Wuyuan, has been listed by the China National Geography as one of the top 6 most beautiful village-style ancient townships in China in 2005.

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrive in Jiujiang 
Beijing Travellers take overnight train to Jiujiang
Shanghai travellers fly to Jingdezhen

Day 2: Jingdezhen

-Drive to Jingdezhen

-Visit the Ancient Cramic Kiln and Museum of Ceramic History 
-See the process of porcelain-making.
-Visit a ceramics market 
 
Day 3: Wuyuan tour / Fly out
-Jingdezhen to Wuyuan by coach.
Tour Wuyuan historical township and two surrounding villages.

Wuyuan was listed in 2005 by China National Geography as top 5 most beautiful ancient towns in China. It is also regarded as the most pretty town in central China. 
-Transfer to the airport and fly back.