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Shanghai: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class with a Master

Shanghai: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class with a Master

★★★★★ 5 (88)⏱ 2 horas · Private🗣 Guía de habla hispana

Resumen

Learn the basics of Tai Chi and Shaolin-style Kung Fu from a local master in Shanghai, in a classical Chinese garden or a Bund riverside park.

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Shanghai: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class with a Master

Shanghai, where traditional life thrives amid the modern skyline, is the perfect place to try China's living martial arts. In this hands-on class a local master teaches you the fundamentals — Tai Chi breathing and slow forms for balance, then a few crisp Kung Fu stances and movements. Suitable for total beginners and all ages, with loose clothing provided, so families, couples and solo travellers can all join in. Your English-speaking guide keeps the pace gentle and easy to follow, and there's no pressure to be perfect. Set in a classical Chinese garden or a riverside park near the Bund, it's a calming, photogenic and authentically local break from the usual sightseeing.

Learn the basics of Tai Chi and Shaolin-style Kung Fu from a local master in Shanghai, in a classical Chinese garden or a Bund riverside park.

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Local martial-arts master / English-speaking assistant Tai Chi + Kung Fu instruction Loose practice clothing Bottled water

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Cancelación gratuita en la mayoría de los tours hasta 24 h antes del inicio. Condiciones exactas al reservar.

Opiniones

5★★★★★88 opiniones
Natalie Y.🇸🇬 Singapore★★★★★2026-07

In hindsight, I expected the Bund to be the headline, and it was. What I didn't expect was how much context from the guide changed what I noticed there.

Laura H.🇩🇪 Germany★★★★★2025-02

Practically speaking, the route through Shanghai and Shaolin could be awkward to arrange independently. Having one person keep the timing straight made the whole thing calmer.

Lena U.🇮🇪 Ireland★★★★★2025-05

I underestimated how much standing the day involved. A short sit-down between stops made the second half much easier. My only advice is not to shorten the time at Shaolin Temple.