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Learn the basics of Tai Chi and Shaolin-style Kung Fu from a local master in Xi'an, in the shadow of the 600-year-old city wall.

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Xi'an: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class by the Ancient City Wall

Xi'an, an ancient capital with deep martial roots, 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 by the Ming-dynasty city wall or in a traditional courtyard, 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 Xi'an, in the shadow of the 600-year-old city wall.

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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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Annulation gratuite possible sur la plupart des circuits jusqu’à 24 h avant le départ. Conditions exactes indiquées lors de la réservation.

Avis des voyageurs

4.8★★★★★36 avis

Pierre I.🇧🇷 Brazil★★★★★2024-11

For us, there are plenty of polished photos online; the useful surprise was having time at Xi'an's city wall without being moved along every five minutes.

Hannah H.🇲🇾 Malaysia★★★★★2025-06

Practically speaking, communication beforehand was straightforward. On the day, the plan was explained once and then everything simply felt easy to follow. With 2 hours to work with, the balance felt sensible.

Sophie A.🇫🇷 France★★★★☆2025-05

I underestimated how much standing the day involved. A short sit-down between stops made the second half much easier. I would still leave extra time for Xi'an's city wall.

Aoife B.🇩🇪 Germany★★★★★2024-04

Honestly, I had a long list of things I thought I needed to see. After Shaolin Temple, I was happier slowing down and noticing fewer things properly.