Bjergudsigt Hotels in Fuliang County

Nestled deep within Yaoli Ancient Town, hailed as the "Cradle of Porcelain, Hometown of Tea, and Sea of Forests," Jingyao Inn rests quietly by the Yaoli River, gazing across time at the millennium-old porcelain charm. Located 100 meters east of the Reception Center of Yaoli Town Tourism Company, the inn is within walking distance of the core scenic area, putting the tranquility of natural landscapes and humanistic heritage within easy reach. Inside its Huizhou-style buildings characterized by white walls and dark tiles lies an ingenious blend of ancient and modern aesthetics. Each guest room, embodying the spirit of "wabi-sabi," integrates natural textures with human warmth. Opening the window, one can see the gurgling waters of the Yaoli River; in the courtyard, the fragrance of tea lingers. The tea room and chess & card room provide travelers with a cozy space for relaxation and gatherings. The inn is fully equipped with amenities: free Wi-Fi covers the entire property, a 24-hour front desk stands ready to assist, and services such as luggage storage, express check-in, and check-out are meticulous. Additionally, a free parking lot eliminates worries for self-driving travelers. For added convenience, popular beverage chains Guming and Mixue Ice Cream & Tea are just downstairs, offering refreshing drinks that infuse the ancient charm with a touch of sweetness. Surrounding attractions are easily accessible: Huirao Porcelain & Tea Ancient Town is a short walk to the south, and Gaoling-Yaoli Scenic Area in Jingdezhen lies to the west. The inn is also surrounded by attractions like the Ming and Qing Commercial Street and Yaoli Museum, allowing every traveler to fully immerse themselves in the town’s historical allure and natural beauty. Whether tracing the ancient porcelain routes or indulging in the fresh mountain air, Jingyao Inn is the ideal choice for a stay in Yaoli. Here, every visit becomes a wonderful reunion with the ancient town, nature, and warm hospitality.

Wild Clay Cottage Nestled in Jinkeng Ancient Village, renowned as the "Cradle of the Porcelain Capital", Wild Clay is a 10-minute drive from the Sculpture Porcelain Factory in downtown Jingdezhen, and a 15-minute drive from Jingdezhen North Railway Station. The village boasts a well-preserved cluster of ceramic production relics dating from the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty. Backed by mountains and fronted by water, it is surrounded by rice fields. Guests may hike to explore the ruins of ancient kilns nearby, or enjoy leisure experiences such as wood-fired kiln teahouses and camping sites within the village, combining profound cultural heritage with natural rustic charm. Come, escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and settle in the wilderness. Try pottery throwing, hand pinching and porcelain painting, letting time flow gently through your fingertips. Lounge on the terrace in the breeze, sit quietly in the pavilion brewing tea, gaze up, and behold a sky full of stars.