Jiangxi

Cloud-wrapped Lushan, Jingdezhen's thousand-year kilns and the spring terraces of Wuyuan — Jiangxi is the quiet heartland of Chinese porcelain and tea.

What to see

• Lushan — Misty mountain resort with colonial villas, cable car access and sunrise over the sea of clouds
• Jingdezhen — China’s porcelain capital for 1,000 years — imperial kiln museum and hands-on throwing workshops
• Wuyuan — Rapeseed terraces in March–April and whitewashed Hui villages scattered through the hills
• Nanchang — Tengwang Pavilion and the provincial museum’s bronze and porcelain collections

Travelling with HXXC Travel

We design private and small-group itineraries across Jiangxi — English-speaking guides, private vehicles and hand-picked hotels throughout. Tell us your dates, pace and interests and we will build a route around them, or customise any existing itinerary.

Best time to visit: April – May and September – October

Lushan: Sea-of-clouds viewpoints, colonial villas, cable car, Hanpo Pass

Jingdezhen: Imperial Kiln Museum, Sanbao pottery village, throwing workshops

Wuyuan: Jiangling and Huangling terraces, Likeng and Sixi Yancun villages

Nanchang: Tengwang Pavilion, Jiangxi Provincial Museum