Jingdezhen is the world's porcelain capital, with a thousand-year history of porcelain-making. Key attractions include the Ancient Kiln Folk Custom Museum (witness ancient porcelain-making techniques on-site, with displays of kilns from various dynasties), Taoxichuan Creative District (a renovated old porcelain factory featuring ceramic art markets and exhibitions), Yaoli Ancient Town (an ancient porcelain-tea route, with landscapes of mountains and rivers, and Ming and Qing dynasty villages), and the Imperial Kiln Museum National Archaeological Site Park. Local delicacies include cold rice noodles (smooth, tangy and spicy), dumpling buns (thin-skinned with ample filling), clay-baked chicken (rich and aromatic), alkaline rice cakes (stir-fried or boiled), and locally brewed light tea, paired with snacks, all embodying the slow-paced lifestyle of the porcelain capital.