Top China Classes & Workshops - page 11

Explore the vibrant heart of Shanghai with a morning filled with local flavors and cultural craftsmanship. Begin your adventure at bustling wet markets, where the sights and sounds of the early morning create an authentic atmosphere. Savor a traditional breakfast of da bing, you tiao, and more from local stalls that have perfected these dishes over generations. Join locals in community parks for tai chi and traditional games, before diving into hands-on workshops where you can craft your own jewelry and experience a Song Dynasty tea ceremony. This tour promises deep cultural insights and engaging activities that connect you with the essence of Shanghai. - Dive into Shanghai’s local life at bustling wet markets - Savor a traditional breakfast from hidden alleyway stalls - Join locals for tai chi and cultural games in community parks - Create Mother-of-Pearl Inlay jewelry and whisk tea in hands-on workshops

This isn’t just a bike ride—it’s a fully personalized 1.5-hour session with a professional cycling instructor, designed to match your skill level and goals. Whether you're learning to ride for the first time or refining your technique, you'll get expert guidance in a safe, supportive environment. What makes us stand out: ‍♀️ Top-quality bikes, including carbon racing models ️ Helmet and protective gear included Tailored coaching to help you build confidence and improve fast Fun, active, and empowering—perfect for all ages and abilities Come ride with us and discover how enjoyable and rewarding cycling can be!

This is an intangible cultural experience tour, under the leadership of a professional guide, hand-made red clay pot (Chinese teapot); Led by a professional local chef, prepare Teochew specialties like kway Teow and beef meatballs. During our trip, in addition to seeing the beautiful local scenery, we will also have an in-depth understanding of Chaozhou & Shantou culture and travel like a local.

Immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s culinary culture with a small-group cooking class and market visit that teaches the art of making Xiao Long Bao—steamed soup dumplings filled with organic pork or vegetarian alternatives. Start with a guided market walk before learning to make dough, prepare the filling, and fold dumplings by hand. Each person makes 10 dumplings to enjoy.

Cantonese Cuisine is very popular school in China. This private approximately 4-hour cooking class(including transfer time) will let you learn the Cantonese Cuisine and taste three dishes that you cooked. It is an enjoyable experience in Guangzhou.

Delve into the culinary traditions of China with an immersive cooking class in Yangshuo, where flavors come alive. Begin your journey at a vibrant local market, exploring fresh ingredients, herbs, and vegetables while sampling authentic snacks. Return to the kitchen to master four delicious dishes, including Beer Fish and Braised Eggplant, complemented by a traditional tea ceremony and farm-fresh rice. Customize your meal with vegetarian or vegan options and adjust spice levels to your liking, creating a personal touch in every dish.

Glad you come eating the Chinese food to know the art behind it on this Yangshuo cooking and local market experience. Meet your expert-guide in yangshuo，and explore the busy market to study about how to choose the fresh ingredients. Next ，enjoy your hands-on cooking class：prepping staple yangshuo dishes -beer fish，and also take a cup of family tea .A choice of time slots gives you useful flexibility.

Enjoy an immersive cultural experience in Shanghai that brings together two of China’s most beloved traditions: handmade dumplings and authentic tea tasting. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn to make one type of traditional Chinese dim sum—Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings), Boiled Dumplings, or Pan-fried Dumplings—followed by a guided tasting of all six major Chinese tea categories. Ideal for travelers seeking a meaningful cultural activity, this experience combines cooking, tasting, storytelling, and cross-cultural interaction.

In just 2.5 hours, you’ll gain insight, memories, and skills that no museum or show can offer. ✔️ Step into the soul of Chinese culture Far from crowds and clichés—this is a rare, quiet sanctuary where tradition still lives and breathes. ✔️ The core of Chinese civilization—in your hands · Brew and taste real Chinese tea with a national tea master · Write meaningful Chinese characters in traditional calligraphy · Play a full melody on the Guqin, China’s most revered ancient instrument ✔️ Not a show. Not for tourists. Led by national-level cultural masters, guided in English, designed for those who want more than sightseeing. ✔️ Only here, only with us This experience exists nowhere else in Beijing. If you skip this, you’re missing the most meaningful part of your journey.

Learn to knead dough, craft fillings, and shape dumplings like a local； Uncover the history and symbolism behind dumplings with a local guide； Savor your creations in a cozy, communal dinner paired with tea； Discover the art of dumpling making； Enjoy a joyful gateway to understanding China’s rich heritage。

Make your journey more meaningful and unforgettable by diving deep into China's rich cultural heritage. This experience is highly recommended for families with children —a perfect opportunity to bond while exploring ancient traditions together!

Unlock the thrill of electric surfing with a personalized 90-minute coaching session tailored to your skill level. Begin with a 15-minute demonstration that showcases the electric surfboard's capabilities, followed by an immersive 60 minutes of hands-on practice on the water. Capture your experience with vlog shooting and editing, making memories while enhancing your skills under expert guidance. This one-on-one coaching ensures you receive focused attention, maximizing your learning potential and enjoyment of this exciting water sport.

- Personally make wontons, dumplings, or zongzis under the guidance of an experienced instructor. - Learn to prepare the soul soup base for wontons, master filling techniques used to make dumplings, or understand the differences between Northern-style and Southern-style zongzis. - Listen to interesting stories about the Dragon Boat Festival and family reunions while making food by yourself. - Pack your homemade food to share your labor with friends and family. - Know some mahjong terminology, learn to play mahjong, and enjoy the fun of local social interaction. Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle Downtown Shanghai hotel pick up and drop off Traditional Chinese food cooking workshop Mahjong workshop The guidance of experienced instructors Beer and fruit provided

More than just a night out, this experience offers a unique introduction to Chengdu through its nightlife, people, and culture. Led by internationally experienced locals, you'll discover hidden bars, hear local stories, and make meaningful connections along the way

Explore Beijing with a private photographer-guide who helps you see the city and come home with strong travel photos. Your route can be shaped around classic landmarks, hutongs, local streets, or scenic viewpoints, with guidance on angles, timing, posing, and cultural context along the way. Choose the duration that fits your plans: the 4-hour, 6-hour, and 8-hour options include different numbers of final digital photos. Transportation, hotel pickup and drop-off, gratuities, and advanced retouching are not included, so travelers can keep the experience flexible and choose taxis or public transport as needed.

Wherever you are in the world, savor a delicious introduction to China’s culture, food and heritage with this private online Chinese cooking class over Facetime or Zoom. Schedule your class for a slot that works for your time zone, pick your dish—vegan options are available—then shop for the ingredients you need. Perfect for solos, couples, families and groups of friends—or anyone who’d like to discover Chinese food and travel virtually.

Chinese art has a long and distinguished history that continues to this day. Enjoy an enriching encounter with local culture, enhance your creativity, and create a very special souvenir when you join this small-group water color painting class. Whatever your age and experience level, the intimate group size ensures personal attention from your instructor, guaranteeing you leave with new skills—as well as a beautiful fan.

While in Beijing, have a calligraphy class, walk through the hutongs, and then enjoy a tasty bowl of Beijing-style noodles. You’ll meet your art teacher, who will take you and your private group to the studio for a 1.5 hour lesson. Afterwards, walk around the village and hear the history of the hutong area. Finally you’ll sit down to a well-earned bowl of Beijing style noodles.

Learn to make Shanghai’s signature dumpling, xiao long bao, in this cooking class in Shanghai. These are called soup dumplings, because they have a broth inside the dumpling itself. Your teacher will be a passionate foodie, who will show you the technique involved. You’ll make some yourself, and cook them two ways. At the end, eat them together, and leave with a full belly and the recipe.

Learn how to make traditional Chinese steamed dumplings in this three hour small group cooking class. You’ll learn how to marinate the meat (or choose a vegetarian version), and then fold the dumplings in different ways. Also make a delicious sauce to dip them into. Learn about the local ingredients used, and the best techniques for steaming. Enjoy them as a group at the end.

What makes this activity truly special is its flexibility and personalization. Instead of taking you to a fixed store, we offer a digital guide to Beijing’s diverse tea scene, with thousands of shops across styles — from minimalist modern spaces to centuries-old courtyards, international fusion tea shop to mystical-themed stores can do spells. You choose the ones that speak to you, and we’ll help you explore them — like a friend showing you their city, not a tour operator following a route or a fixed tea store. Even after the tea ceremony, the experience doesn’t have to end. If you feel a connection with your local friends, you’re welcome to continue the afternoon together — stroll through a nearby hutong, visit a teahouse, or simply keep chatting over another cup. This isn’t just a tea session — it’s an invitation to local friendship and cultural exchange, made unforgettable by the people you meet.