Observe and participate in the processing of locally picked tea leaves. Learn about the basic stages of tea making before sitting down for a curated tasting of selected Fuliang teas. The tasting introduces different aromas, processing methods, and expressions of tea produced within the region.

Explore contemporary land art installed throughout Hanxi Village and its surrounding tea fields. With local interpretation and English explanation from your guide, learn how artists have worked with village buildings, agricultural landscapes, local memory, and rural communities. This stop offers a rare view of contemporary art outside the traditional museum or gallery setting.

Enjoy a shared farmhouse lunch prepared with seasonal local ingredients. The meal offers a relaxed introduction to everyday rural cooking in Fuliang. Vegetarian meals and common dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice.

Walk through Dongbu’s historic streets and old wharf area while learning how porcelain clay and other raw materials were once transported through the mountains, waterways, and trading settlements surrounding Jingdezhen. See traces of the historic transport route and learn about the workers, merchants, boats, and villages that supported porcelain production before materials reached the city’s kilns and workshops.

See historic water-powered equipment once used to process ceramic materials and learn how water, gravity, labor, and local geography contributed to porcelain production. Continue to the remains of a traditional dragon kiln, where your guide will explain its structure, firing principles, fuel requirements, and relationship to the surrounding landscape.

Explore its stone streets, waterways, traditional houses, and historic commercial spaces while considering the town’s connections with porcelain materials, tea, timber, transport, and regional trade. There will also be time for photography and a short independent walk.