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Huangshan: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class with a Master

Huangshan: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class with a Master

★★★★★ 4.5 (69)⏱ 2 hours · Private🗣 English guide

Overview

Learn the basics of Tai Chi and Shaolin-style Kung Fu from a local master on Huangshan (Yellow Mountain), amid the famous sea of clouds, granite peaks and ancient pines.

Itinerary

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Huangshan: Tai Chi & Kung Fu Class with a Master

Huangshan (Yellow Mountain), one of China's most sacred and breathtaking landscapes, 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 high on the mountain amid the sea of clouds, granite peaks and ancient pines, 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 on Huangshan (Yellow Mountain), amid the famous sea of clouds, granite peaks and ancient pines.

What's Included

✓ Included

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

✕ Not included

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Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation is available on most tours up to 24 hours before the start time. The exact cancellation terms for this tour are shown during booking.

Traveler Reviews

4.5★★★★★Based on 69 reviews
Sam J.🇬🇧 UK★★★★★2025-06

Looking back, by dinner we were still comparing notes about Huangshan. That is usually how I judge whether a tour was worth doing.

Oscar M.🇫🇷 France★★★★☆2025-11

The unglamorous part: the private format mattered most between the main stops. No waiting for a coach to refill and no counting thirty people before moving on. I would keep the Huangshan and Shaolin outline as it was.

Elena T.🇳🇱 Netherlands★★★★★2024-04

One thing I learned: traffic added time to the day, so comfortable shoes and a little patience helped. The visit itself did not feel shortened. For 2 hours around Huangshan and Shaolin, the pace felt about right.

Thomas I.🇦🇹 Austria★★★★☆2025-01

The best compliment I can give is that I never checked how many stops were left. Huangshan arrived at just the right point in the route. The time around Shaolin Temple was not the part I would cut.

Mateo X.🇮🇳 India★★★★★2026-02

Honestly, I would change my shoes, not the itinerary. I would rather keep the pause at Shaolin Temple than add another stop.