Top Southern China Active & Outdoor Classes

20 hours of personalized training tailored to your goals Chinese culture through immersive workshops Teaching in English by award-winning, high-level masters 7 nights accommodation Chinese cuisine with a mix of your home comforts Certificate of completion Perfectly located with pleasant weather

Discover the roots of Bruce Lee’s legendary skills through an immersive 2-hour Wing Chun experience in the heart of Guangzhou. The class takes place in an authentic, old-style martial arts studio tucked away in the city center — a space full of character and tradition. Your instructor is a seasoned Wing Chun master and a devoted Bruce Lee fan who began practicing kung fu because of Lee’s influence. Start with a half-hour storytelling session led by our English-speaking guide, who will introduce Bruce Lee’s journey and the origins of Wing Chun. Then, dive into a one-hour hands-on class suitable for all levels. Finish with Q&A and free practice time to explore how Wing Chun differs from Western boxing in both technique and philosophy. You’ll also learn how Wing Chun fits into the broader world of Chinese martial arts as a key southern style. This is more than a class — it’s a cultural deep dive into the heart of Chinese kung fu.

Tai chi chuan (taijiquan) is an ancient Chinese "internal" or "soft" martial art often practiced for its health-giving and spiritual benefits; it is non-competitive, gentle, and generally slow-paced. By increasing strength, flexibility, body awareness and mental concentration, tai chi can improve one's health in a subtle way. You will be picked up and dropped off from your Guilin hotel.

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.

Tai chi chuan (taijiquan) is an ancient Chinese "internal" or "soft" martial art often practiced for its health-giving and spiritual benefits; it is non-competitive, gentle, and generally slow-paced. By increasing strength, flexibility, body awareness and mental concentration, tai chi can improve one's health in a subtle way. You will be picked up and dropped off from your Yangshuo hotel.

Get up close and personal with Yangshuo’s dazzling karst landscape on this private tour of the via ferrata, a fixed climbing route that also features ziplines and daredevil platforms. Your English-speaking guide provides safety equipment and supports you as you navigate the course, wearing a safety helmet and a harness that clips into the via ferrata. It’s suitable for fit people aged 12–65: Please note, weight limits apply.

Foshan is well-known for Kungfu. This half day private experience will let you learn the basic information about Kungfu, the traditional Chinese culture. Pickup time is 9am or 1pm from your centrally located Guangzhou hotel.

Learn Wing Chun in Foshan, the hometown of legendary martial artists like Ip Man and Bruce Lee, and practice traditional Kung Fu movements with a local instructor. Taste authentic Cantonese food and discover Guangdong’s unique dining culture, where food plays an important role in local life. Experience Lion Dance heritage and learn the story behind this traditional art form, which is an important part of Guangdong celebrations and culture.

Karst Mountains in Yangshuo is the perfect place for doing Via Ferrata, which offers climbing and zip-lining possibilities for those who have zero climbing skills. The essence of a modern via ferrata is a steel cable which runs along the route and is periodically (every 1 to 10 metres (3.3 to 32.8 ft) fixed to the rock. Using a via ferrata kit, climbers can secure themselves to the cable. The cable can also be used as an aid to climbing, and additional climbing aids, such as iron rungs (stemples), pegs, carved steps, and even ladders and zip lines are often provided.