Stay at Huzhou Yunxi Villa, a boutique retreat transformed from a historic village adjacent to the Huangmei Mountain Kiln Site. Just a 5-minute walk away, this eco-luxury stay features rooms with kiln-view windows offering views of ongoing archaeological excavations. Guests enjoy daily ceramic workshops led by local artisans, crafting Tang-style tri-colored pottery. Savor traditional tea brewed in hand-fired clay pots within the serene courtyard. Reserve via HopeGoo for complimentary guided heritage tours.

Choose Nanhu Taoju, a forest-hidden design hotel just 300 meters from the site—walkable in 10 minutes. The on-site open-air pottery studio offers full-process workshops from clay preparation to glazing, with finished pieces available for take-home or display. Each evening features a night kiln firing ceremony under the stars, witnessing the magical transformation of ceramics through wood-firing. Rooms feature low-temperature ceramic lamps inspired by ancient artifacts, creating an immersive historical ambiance. Book via HopeGoo for a limited-edition ceramic gift set.

From Nanhu Taoju, a 15-minute walk leads to the Ancient Kiln Site Museum, housing over 200 Tang Dynasty celadon and black ware artifacts unearthed here, with interactive touchscreens detailing firing techniques. Continue 5 minutes along Longquan Stream Trail, where remnants of old kilns line the riverbank and the Ceramic Whisper Corridor displays inscribed craftsmen notes and poetry. Rest at Pottery Pavilions along the way, sipping seasonal mountain spring tea served in fired clay cups. The entire 1.2-km route is ideal for light hiking and cultural discovery. Use the HopeGoo-provided accessible map for enhanced navigation.