Most sensible people will travel to Foshan on the GuanFo line of the metro and alight at ZuMiao, which just happens to be the name of the large temple (The Ancestral Temple TA review) near the station. Of course, SWMBO and I are not too...More

Just over an hour by car from Guangzhou, where the site has good parking. The Ceramics and Kiln museums had a nice park behind them as well as numerous shops selling ceramics and pottery. The kiln museum was okay but the ceramics was awesome! You...More

Easy to get to this place, we took the bus for 2 yuan for a person. This complex has several parts, one of them is Nanfeng Kiln and you have to pay to get in. Others parts are for free to visit, including a small...More

It’s a place where you can see how pottery is made, entrance fee is needed. Outside the kiln, there’s a street where you can shop for pottery like vase, tea set and no entrance fee is needed.

I really loved the little streets and pottery. You can also do some pottery yourself. Entry fee is RMB25 and you get a wristband so you can go me and go as you like.

The signs posted throughout the area, use the name Ancient Nanfeng Kiln (not Nanfeng Ancient Kiln). Ancient Nanfeng Kiln is comprised of at least three areas, being a Ancient Nanfeng Kiln shopping area (no entry fee), Ancient Nanfeng Kiln Museum (entry fee), and Guangdong Shiwan...More

The kiln itself is a bit average, with no English descriptions or frankly, much of interest. However, the surrounding ceramic shops and museums are certainly worth the trip, with reasonably priced ceramics for sale, a number of interesting design oriented shops and museums giving a...More