Top Asia Classes & Workshops

This class is unique because it highlights one of Vietnam’s most iconic comfort foods - crispy fried spring rolls. You’ll practice hands on cooking techniques like rolling rice paper, preparing fillings with fresh local ingredients, and frying the rolls until golden and crunchy. Along the way, you’ll gain insight into how Vietnamese people balance flavors and textures in everyday meals. It’s more than just cooking - it’s a cultural exchange in a welcoming, family-style setting. By the end, you’ll enjoy a meal you’ve created yourself and take home a recipe that’s simple, authentic, and delicious to recreate anywhere.

Enjoy a cultural evening out in Siem Reap with a visit to Amazon Angkor Theater to see a traditional Apsara dance show and feast on a buffet-style dinner. Watch several dances in varied styles and be mesmerized by the performers’ intricate silk costumes, which they have to be sewn into. This elegant dance is soundtracked by classic Khmer music produced with traditional wind and percussion instruments.

Art Connect and Communication is an institution that integrates art creation and cultural teaching. It hopes to create more diversified products with art and provide relevant courses to different people. ART CONNECT connects life with art, and affects life with life. We provide a variety of Chinese cultural experiences and exchanges. We provide the four Chinese arts of "Qin Qi, Calligraphy and Painting", including cultural experiences such as guzheng, Chinese chess, calligraphy, and Chinese painting, to promote Chinese culture to people from different countries.

Bishkek is a culinary melting pot, home to a fusion of traditions from all over Kyrgyzstan—but navigating the sprawling capital to find the city’s tastiest treats is no easy task. On this private, half-day tour, head straight to a handpicked list of local food joints for hand-pulled noodles, kebabs, pastries, and more, and take in sights such as Ala-Too Square, Victory Square, and bustling Osh Bazaar along the way.

Going out at night in a new place can be intimidating, so make life easy and more enjoyable for yourself on a Bangkok nightlife tour. You’ll hop from bar to bar, experiencing some of the Thai capital’s best drinks and music. Your guide is a local party expert and will make sure that everyone is having a good time.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure in Hoi An's Coconut Jungle! Start your day with a market visit alongside our chef, discovering local ingredients. Then, hop on a basket boat through the lush jungle, followed by a cooking class where you'll learn to prepare delicious local dishes. End the day by enjoying your culinary creations. Don't miss out on this unique experience!

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Quang Phu Cau Incense Village is a photographer’s dream. Travel by hotel pickup to the colorful town to explore it in an artistic way in the company of a professional photographer, who will give you tips on how to get the best shots of workers in action, making incense, dipping incense in dye, and fields of colorful incense drying in the sun.

** We’ve moved to a stunning new Hanok! Photos coming soon! ** Eat & take home your share; we DONATE the rest to local neighbors in need. Join us in a beautiful Hanok—the perfect historic setting to explore kimchi. The Story: Discover the history, then learn my mother’s legendary recipe to make your own. The Feast: We’ll also fry up crispy aged-kimchi pancakes and enjoy braised meat and tofu. The Magic: Taste, laugh, and soak in the atmosphere. You’ll leave with your recipe and great memories. Note: - Please inform us of any food allergies in advance. - Kimchi travels poorly; please bring containers (I can suggest where to buy them nearby). *** Private groups? I can customize! WhatsApp/iMessage: +821048611810

Tomoyoshi, the instructor, will give you a short lecture on how the ancient swordsmanship of Samurai developed into Kendo. He will share the heroic stories of ancient Samurai including his great-grandfather, Yoshishige Hayashi. He will also share the controversial influence of Bushido values on this nation and his family into extremism, especially during the period of WW2. He will end his story on how redemption came and led him to the current inner peace and the life of a pacifist. After the lecture, you will wear the full Kendo armor and learn the basic Kendo movements. In the end, you will get to do a Kendo match with each other. Upon completing the workshop, you will receive a beautifully designed “Certificate of Experience”. If the date you want isn't available, please contact us to inquire about availability.

Learning silversmithing is hard to pick up as a visitor, without a maker to walk you through the traditional techniques hands-on. Join a class in Chiang Mai suited to all levels, working with silver and other metals under guidance to shape a piece of your own. You leave with the jewelry you made, having learned the methods used by local workshops, at your own pace.

-Newly opened Tea Experience with Kimono at Gion, operated by Orizuruya, trusted with 90+ Excellent Tripadvisor reviews -Experience multiple key aspects of Japanese culture in one session -Participate in a traditional tea ceremony in an authentic setting -Wear a beautiful kimono to enrich your cultural journey -Small group experience limited to 10 people for personalized attention This immersive cultural experience in Kyoto allows you to enjoy a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, complete with kimono dressing and optional calligraphy lessons. Perfect for culture enthusiasts and families seeking a deeper connection with Japan’s heritage. Guests will select a beautiful kimono, receive complimentary hairstyling, and learn the graceful art of preparing matcha. The experience also includes pairing matcha with exquisite sweets from a century-old confectionery, creating a memorable and authentic Japanese cultural journey.

Learn how to make makgeolli, a milky Korean rice wine, in this workshop at a brewery in the Hyehwa neighborhood of Seoul. The hands-on class will take you through the fundamentals of brewing makgeolli, from washing rice to the filtering process. Learn the fermentation techniques that make Korean alcohol special and taste homebrewed makgeolli before making your own.

An interactive, hands-on class with Chef Kamal will guide you through unique techniques for preparing Indian cuisine. You'll learn the art of curry mixology, mastering the perfect balance of spices and flavors to create rich, aromatic curries. The class will also cover essential skills like preparing mother sauces, which serve as the foundation for countless Indian dishes, and the art of spice blending to elevate your cooking. Chef Kamal will teach you how to use fresh, seasonal ingredients and sustainable practices to craft both traditional and contemporary dishes. By the end of the class, you'll have the confidence to recreate these dishes at home and explore the depth of Indian cuisine.

You will learn how to write and read korean alphabet and practice with calligraphy artist. Then you will design your own items like eco-bag, mug cup, T-shirts with calligraphy art work. You will be adviced and get help from the master, so only one special souvenir will come out.

Yoga has its roots in India, but finding a good guided session to maintain your practice can sometimes be difficult. This private package combines sunrise yoga with Agra sightseeing for an energizing morning. Enjoy your class in gardens facing the Taj Mahal, then tour the UNESCO World Heritage-listed monument before delving into old Agra’s streets and markets. Finish with high tea overlooking the Taj before a hotel drop-off.

Tono's journey began on the world-renowned waves of Mentawai, offering him an unparalleled understanding of the ocean. His expertise was honed over years as a surf guide before he decided to share his passion and knowledge in Bali starting in 2016. This background ensures that every lesson at Tono Surf is infused with professional insights and personal experiences, aiming to equip you with not only the skills but also the confidence to ride the waves independently.

Immerse yourself in the art of traditional Nepalese stone carving during this hands-on workshop in Kathmandu. Led by talented local artisans, you'll learn age-old techniques that bring the intricate sculptures of the Kathmandu Valley to life. From selecting the right stone to shaping and engraving, each step will guide you in creating a unique piece of art. All tools and materials are provided, making it a perfect experience for both beginners and seasoned artists. As you carve, hear captivating stories about Nepal's rich cultural heritage, deepening your connection to this timeless craft.

Kintsugi, meaning “joined by gold,” began in the 15th century when Japanese artisans developed a method of repairing broken ceramics with lacquer and powdered gold, honoring flaws rather than hiding them. Rooted in wabi-sabi, kintsugi evolved into a philosophy that embraces impermanence and the beauty of imperfection. In this hands-on workshop, held in a real artisan’s studio, you’ll learn traditional kintsugi techniques using modern materials. Guided by an expert, you’ll bond pottery with synthetic lacquer, fill missing pieces with resin, and dust your piece with silver-based gold powder. All tools and materials are provided in a relaxed, focused environment. You’ll leave with your own restored piece and a deeper understanding of Japan’s view of resilience and renewal — carrying both new skills and a tangible link to a timeless tradition.

History and Evolution of Sashiko Sashiko, meaning “little stabs,” dates to the Edo period (1603–1868). It began as a practical way to reinforce and insulate clothing, used by farmers and fishermen to mend garments for harsh winters. Over time, it evolved into an art form, with regions developing unique patterns rich in cultural and symbolic meaning. The Workshop Experience In this hands-on session, you’ll learn basic Sashiko stitches while creating a keychain inspired by a traditional hapi coat. The workshop starts with a brief history, followed by demonstrations and guided practice. Held in a historic Kyoto building in an active artist district, you’ll stitch surrounded by local creativity. Take aways You’ll leave with a handmade momento, practical Sashiko skills, and a deeper understanding of Japanese culture. The studio also offers curated Sashiko goods and kits, with cash-purchase discounts.

Beauty in the Break Kintsugi is the practice of highlighting scars rather than hiding them. In this workshop, you take a shattered piece of pottery and use gold to turn the cracks into its most striking feature. It is a slow, tactile process that demands your full attention. You will be working in a space dedicated to traditional Japanese crafts. This is a hands on encounter with a craft that has defined Kyoto’s aesthetic for centuries. A Working Kyoto Studio The studio is a functional workspace for traditional Kyoto wood and lacquer crafts. A master artisan leads the session, providing direct, step by step instruction on each stage of the repair. Workstations are equipped with the professional tools and materials used by the resident artisans. What You’ll Take Away Walk away with a finished piece and the skills to see damage in a completely different light. Your finished piece will bear visible scars, transformed into marks of value rather than damage.

This workshop offers a fully hands-on and immersive experience centered on Cambodian chocolate. Participants don’t just watch or taste — they create their own personalized chocolate bar from start to finish, guided by professional chocolatiers. The chocolate is made from locally grown Cambodian cacao and customized with authentic local ingredients such as Kampot pepper, Kep sea salt, and Mondulkiri cashews. Each guest leaves with a one-of-a-kind chocolate bar, along with a deeper understanding of artisanal chocolate-making and Cambodian craftsmanship — a creative, authentic, and memorable experience.

Learn to dance like a K-pop star and receive an edited video of your routine with this fun dance class. Choose from a private session or make new friends with a group lesson. Taught by actual K-pop dance professionals in English, learn actual choreography from K-pop stars, and record a video to commemorate the experience.

Our experience offers a unique opportunity to make Hoto, Yamanashi’s traditional noodle dish, from scratch near Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko. Unlike a typical cooking class, guests knead the dough, roll it out, and cut the noodles entirely by hand before enjoying the meal they created themselves. Friendly instructors provide step-by-step guidance, making the experience enjoyable for beginners, families, couples, and solo travelers alike. We also strive to accommodate food allergies, dietary restrictions, and religious requirements whenever possible. This hands-on cultural experience combines authentic local cuisine, Japanese traditions, and unforgettable memories of the Mt. Fuji region. Guests can enjoy a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere while learning a traditional recipe that has been passed down through generations in Yamanashi. No cooking experience is required, and all ingredients and equipment are provided.