Bake Your Own is the first baking event to provide a taste of Hong Kong culture. It is one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong designed for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong’s authentic dessert t... More

Learn about Chinese culture, food , sport and culinary heritage. Visit an authentic wet market and get all your fresh ingredients. Make Chinese Dumplings or pan-fried noodles, potstickers, dim sum. steamed buns...all of this are f... More

Today’s tour will enable you to have a close touch with local people’s life. Your friendly guide will meet you in the centrally located hotel and start to discover the wet market. A visit to the market will beyond your expecta... More

Experiencing a traditional Chinese tea ceremony to feel the culture of Chinese tea inside original hutong area beside Forbidden City. Our workshop is located right beside Fobidden City east gate. If you are interested in original ... More

Your tour will commence with a transfer to the Chinese Cooking Workshop where you will enjoy a Chinese cooking class for approximately 2 hours. During this very interesting and unforgettable lesson, you can learn to cook a kind of... More

In this experience class, you can make two local delicacies: Hong Kong-style egg tarts and custard mooncakes. Ideal for killing time. After the production is completed, you can enjoy it on the spot or take away the finished produc... More

Sichuan Hotpot has a history of at least 1700 years. Today Sichuan Hotpots have been increased in category to include the "Red Pot" (Spicy hotpot flavor with chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns), the “White Pot” (Non-spicy h... More

Hike from Mutianyu to Jiankou is a better way to get the authentic experience of the Great Wall.  Besides hiking, you will also have a chance to explore one of local farmer's villages near by the Wall. You will learn how to cook ... More

With the help of a professional beer brewer, you will learn how to brew beer by yourself. By tasting different kinds of beers, you will know how fermentation time, temperature, or raw materials affect the taste of beers. You will ... More

Visit the Sichuan Cuisine Museum for an interactive experience of cooking some spicy Sichuan dishes and acquaint yourself with some food materials you may never know before. Stroll around the People’s Park, a favorite with the l... More

The city of Chengdu is known for its mouthwatering hot and spicy cuisine. In the “City of Gastronomy”, food is something you can not miss. Rather than going to a restaurant and get lost from the Chinese menu, you can also have... More

Chinese Baijiu is a kind of alcoholic drink distilled from grain or rice. It plays an amazing role in the daily life of the Chinese. Archaeological evidence suggests that the Chinese began brewing jiu 6,000 years ago. For thousand... More

dumpling is chinese people tratitional food, especial importand date, family make dumpling, like chinese new year every family make dumpling by themself, then eat together, today your guide will show you how to get staff in local ... More

These 5-6 eateries are scattered around the district, some on main streets and others tucked away in back streets, but they all cook for the locals. While visiting these food stops, you will learn a lot about the local’s lives a... More

With the help of your native host, you will discover the unique flavors of local cooking while learning about traditional ways of life.As part of this class, you will visit a local market, to learn more about exotic ingredients an... More

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 mark... More

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... More

Visit to a largest tea plantation, try on a Chinese reed hat to feel the atmosphere of a tea plantation, pick your own tea leaves and wander through the rows of tea and return to the lodge to experience the traditional tea service... More

The extremely big is called “Tai”, the extremely far is called “Chi”. We will invite local Taichi master to bring you a class in the Taoist temple, to show you the charm of yielding in Taichi - from advance to retreat, fr... More

During this private cooking class in Shanghai, learn traditional techniques and prepare classic fillings as you make ‘xiaolongbao’ (steamed soup dumplings) and fried spring rolls. Your 2-hour lesson takes place at a cooking st... More