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Combine a cooking class with dinner and a show on this full-day tour in Yangshuo. Start in the afternoon with transfer to the cooking school and a guided tour of the local market with your chef-instructor. Get a look at typical ingredients, then learn to prepare three dishes during the small-group lesson. Enjoy the dinner you made, then head to the Impression Sanjie Liu show to complete your evening.

Soup dumpling is a signature dish of Shanghai. Immerse yourself in local culinary traditions, and learn to make vegan versions of this classic dish, in this small-group cooking class in Shanghai. Get hands-on instruction and learn the different steps to making this iconic dish from scratch, then enjoy the dumplings you made together.

A slow, hands-on introduction to Chinese culture where you learn by doing. Small groups, personal guidance, and a peaceful setting inside a vegetarian restaurant make this a relaxed and authentic experience.

Welcome to Fancy s Little Naxi Kitchen, where guests are invited to immerse themselves in the vibrant flavors and rich cultural heritage of Yunnan cuisine. This unique culinary adventure offers a hands-on experience, blending market exploration, cooking instruction, and cultural storytelling for an unforgettable journey through Naxi traditions.

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.

Bake Your Own is the first bakery event that offers an experience of Hong Kong culture. It is also one of the few cooking styles in Hong Kong that is designed for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about the types of authentic Hong Kong desserts and make them yourself. Ideal for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away together with the packaging box.

Recapture the sophistication and magic of old Shanghai on this unique night tour: a private Chinese banquet in a hidden villa. Begin with a tea ritual accompanied by a private “qin” (zither) performance. Then head into the private dining room to feast on a menu of organic vegetables, fine meat, and seafood chosen while still alive. Your evening includes transfers by premier vehicle: Alcoholic drinks are at your own expense.

You will get hands-on step-by-step instructions and you will learn both xiao long bao and dumplings cooking techniques that easily be repeated at home. I am happy to share my family recipe with you. All xiao long bao wrappers are made from scratch and half of dumplings wrappers are made from scratch. You can opt to make all dumplings from scratch too. You will also learn how to prepare the fillings and how to wrap in a traditional classic way. Before the class you will discover our traditions and culture by visiting to a local fresh food market too. Evening class we will visit a night market in Temple street for learning HK street food. Vegan is also welcome and available upon request.

Add a tasty activity to your Beijing vacation and learn how to make a popular Chinese street food—jian bing—with this private cooking class. Get personalized help as your instructor shows you how to make jian bing from scratch, with the option to add a variety of fillings and flavors to suit your personal tastes.

In this interactive cooking class, you'll receive hands-on training from Dim Sum Chef Yin, a local expert in Chinese cuisine. You'll master the traditional techniques for making Beef Curry Sheng Jian Bao, including preparing juicy filling, kneading dough, and creating perfect wrappers. You’ll also learn how to pan-fry these buns to get a crispy, golden bottom—a signature trait of this dish. Throughout the class, you'll discover the rich history of Sheng Jian Bao and its connection to Shanghai's food culture. We also introduce you to authentic Chinese tea, which you’ll enjoy alongside your freshly made buns. This class is perfect for food lovers eager to learn new cooking skills they can recreate at home. Vegetarians are welcome—please inform us in advance of any dietary preferences, and we'll do our best to accommodate.

Local food market shopping and bargaining · Learn to cook most popular Sichuan food step by step · Learn Chinese food culture stories behind it · Enjoy the food you made in a unique home-style garden restaurant · Recipes for your cooking

Tai Chi, needless to say , is the most popular Chinese style exercise and can be seen practiced almost in every corner of the world. But very few can realize it actually carry the indigenous Chinese culture: Taoism. It aims to improve body's decent Qi through series of relaxation work. Once you have the Qi flow throughout your entire body freely, it will largely improve the overall health level and achieve a wonderful state of harmony between man and nature, bring a qualitative leap in thinking and cognition. Chinese tea is the most important drink for Taoist, as it can enhance the Shen, as well as cultivate great moral conduct and a stable temperament for the practitioner. Chinese tea also greatly assists with the internal cultivation of Tao.Tea drinking is also an indispensable drink in people’s daily diet, offering great health benefits in addition to promoting peace and self-reflection.

Yangshuo is fantastic place to explore in China. This full day tour in Yangshuo will let you enjoy the cooking class, climb up the Xianggong Mountain, take a local boat on the Li River in Xingping, and watch the amazing Impression Sanjie Liu Light Show. Pick up from your centrally located Yangshuo hotel is at 9am.

Bake Your Own is the first baking event to experience the culture of Hong Kong. It is also one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong's sweet varieties and make them yourself. It is an ideal choice for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away along with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - Self-made We will provide a tablet with a detailed and detailed electronic recipe. - Self-service materials Bake Your Own is fun to do everything from drawing to packaging. - Baking Ambassador We will have baking ambassadors to help you solve problems at any time.

Wan Ling will share her unique experiences of sourcing the teas you will enjoy during the experience. As we know the exact provenance of each of the teas, we can share about each tea's journey from field to cup, as well as give you an insight into the people and places behind the teas. Our tea house provides a calm and relaxing space, which allows you to focus on enjoying the tea and gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese tea and tea culture. You are encouraged to engage and ask any questions you have, so we hope that you will feel confident when talking and enjoying tea in the future.

Focus on Sichuan cooking during this tasting tour in Chengdu. With a guide in the lead, you’ll visit some of the city’s back alleys to find the best street food in places you might not find on your own. Gain insider knowledge of local as well as a deeper understanding of the culinary culture. Sample a variety of snacks, from hotpot to dumplings, throughout the tour.

TRANSPARENT PRICING MODEL This experience operates on a "Base Fee + Voluntary Appreciation" system. Your host is a local cultural guide, not an employee. Their service is supported by a voluntary cash appreciation (TIP) at the end, based on your satisfaction. SUGGESTED RANGE: USD 20–50 PER PERSON. By booking, you agree to this model. Experience Highlights Begin on a hidden rooftop with a barista-guided Yunnan specialty coffee workshop, featuring panoramic Lijiang views. Explore local produce at Xiangshan Market(lijiang biggest wet market). In a Naxi home, cook three signature dishes, including Hand-Pounded Shredded Chicken and Yunnan-Style Mapo Tofu, and prepare Tibetan Butter Tea. Conclude with a Pu’er tea tasting and conversation on Dongba culture and local lifestyle culture communication and make your own paper cutting and frame it home as your lijiang day souvenir.

Immerse yourself in Shanghai’s rich culinary traditions, and learn how to cook some of the city’s highlight dishes, on this private, half-day tour. Meet your chef-guide directly at your hotel, and head to a Shanghai wet market, where fresh produce, seafood, and other ingredients are sold. After shopping, head to a local house and learn how to cook a traditional, 3-course meal. Finally, sit down to enjoy your feast.

This experience is unique because it combines： - Song Dynasty Tea Whisking (Dian Cha) - Tasting & Brewing different Traditional Chinese Teas - Authentic Chinese Ambiance Unlike standard tea tastings, it offers hands-on brewing, a serene traditional space, and the optional chance to wear Hanfu for a fully immersive experience. It’s a perfect blend of history, flavor, and culture!

Learn how to make one of Xian’s famous noodle dishes, called biang biang noodles, because of the sound of the noodles when they’re made. Learn all about noodle culture on this small group tour, with a max 10 passengers. The class is about an hour. You’ll drink tea and coffee while you learn the techniques, practice cooking, and then enjoy a noodle party at the end.

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.

Learn to cook Chinese food like a local on during this private cooking class, followed by a trip to the Temple of Heaven religious complex. Private transportation and a private guide help you make the most of your time for a seamless tour experience.

Join our professional Tea Taster for a 1.5-hour exploration into the world of tea and tea culture. You’ll discover the diverse aromas and taste of various teas and learn how to describe them as you sip and savor. You’ll gain hands-on experience brewing your own tea with a gaiwan, experimenting with the crucial elements that make a great cup of tea. You'll also learn what professional tea tasters look for when evaluating tea. By the end of the session, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the art and science of this beloved beverage.

Bake Your Own is the first baking event to experience the culture of Hong Kong. It is also one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong's sweet varieties and make them yourself. It is an ideal choice for killing time. After the production is completed, the finished product can be taken away along with the packaging box. ::::::::Experience::::::::: - Self-made We will provide a tablet with a detailed and detailed electronic recipe. - Self-service materials Bake Your Own is fun to do everything from drawing to packaging. - Baking Ambassador We will have baking ambassadors to help you solve problems at any time.