Ancient Nanfeng Kiln

The Ancient Nanfeng Kiln stretches southward along the mountainside, close to the Dongping River. It is 34.4 meters long and 30.87 meters long inside. Because the kiln faces south, it is called Nanfeng Ancient Kiln due to the cool summer breeze. The Ancient Nanfeng Kiln is of great historical and scientific research value for studying the specialized production of pottery in China during the Ming and Qing dynasties, the structural design of dragon kilns, and the evolution of firing technology. The Ancient Nanfeng Kiln was listed in the Guinness World Records as the "best-preserved and longest-used traditional wood-fired dragon kiln in the world."