Jizhouyao Sceneic Area

Jizhou Kiln is located in Yonghe Town, Ji'an County, on the west bank of the middle reaches of Ganjiang River. It was founded in the late Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty, and reached its peak in the Southern Song Dynasty. It has a history of more than 1,200 years. It is a world-famous comprehensive kiln in the Jiangnan region of ancient my country. Its products are of various types and styles. It is famous for its black-glazed porcelain and painted porcelain. Among the black-glazed porcelains, wooden leaf Tianmu, paper-cut decals, kiln-changed glaze patterns and other products are well-known all over the world and are listed as cultural relics collections by Japan, South Korea, the United States, Britain and Southeast Asian countries. The existing Jizhou Kiln Site is one of the largest and most well-preserved ancient kiln site groups. The site covers an area of ​​2.8 square kilometers, with 24 abandoned kilns, a total area of ​​80,000 square meters, and a pile of 726,000 cubic meters. It was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 2001. Relying on the existing Jizhou Kiln ruins resources, the Jizhou Kiln Attraction aims to inherit, protect, develop and utilize Luling culture, ceramic culture, religious culture and ancient town culture, and adheres to the principle of "protection first, utilization second". It is developed on the premise and basis of insisting on the protection of large ruins. The entire Attraction covers an area of ​​2.8 square kilometers, consisting of three theme areas: the business district (Song Street, Dongchang Road), the ceramic culture display area (including the Jizhou Kiln Museum, the cultural square, the viewing stage, the ancient village, etc.) and the Jizhou Kiln Ruins Park (including the pottery garden, the pottery workshop, the Qingdu Temple, the Shuweng Pavilion, the Huanxiu Pavilion, the Benjue Temple Tower, the Dragon Kiln, etc.). It is a comprehensive tourist Attraction integrating culture, tourism, leisure, archaeology and scientific research.