YángshuòActivities

Activities in Yángshuò

  1. Bike Asia

    Bike Asia arranges outings from half-day expeditions to three-day adventures. Two- to four-week cycling expeditions are also arranged through China, Mongolia, Laos, Cambodia, Tibet and Nepal. Bike Asia also hires decent and well-maintained mountain bikes.

    reviewed

  2. Karst Café

    Karst Café has one- to 10-day climbing excursions. Climbing in Yángshuò has mushroomed in popularity over the past decade. Autumn is the best season for clambering up the karst towers.

    reviewed

  3. Cycling

    There's no shortage of places to rent bikes (from Y15 per day), but for the best equipment and strong advice on possible trips, try Bike Asia, above Bar 98. Bikes go for Y50 per day (deposit Y350), including safety helmet and map. English-speaking guides (from Y300) are available.

    reviewed

  4. Yángshuò Taichi Health Centre

    Runs classes for both the Yang and Chen styles of taichi. Cheap accommodation is available for students.

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  5. Owen Language College

    With one in two people on earth conversant in either English or Chinese, the time has come to learn Mandarin, so why not do it in Yángshuò? With subsistence costs so low and with all that Yángshuò has to offer, language schools are all the rage. Teaching English is also popular, with schools exchanging free accommodation and meals for a commitment to teach. It's worth considering if you want to stay in Yángshuò for a while.

    reviewed

  6. Spider Man Climbing

    Spider Man Climbing offers half-day and whole-day expeditions for beginners. For more experienced climbers, multipitch climbs are also offered , as well as three-day, one week and two-week climbs. Prices all include transport, shoe hire, equipment and guides. Pick up equipment here as well as a copy of Yangshuo Rock Climbing. Ask about climbing in the White Mountain area, Baby Frog area and Copper door area.

    reviewed

  7. Budizhen International Kungfu School

    The Budizhen International Kungfu School is a popular martial arts school. Here you can get to grips with its distinctive style of Budizhen (步地真) Gongfu taught by Mr Gao. Training - also in taichi and qìgōng - is seven days a week.

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  8. Yángshuò Cooking School

    The Yangshuo Cooking School helps you chuck together a tasty Beer Fish and other local specialities from farmhouse surrounds after trips to local markets for ingredients.

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  9. Lizard Lounge

    Lizard Lounge is an excellent bar-cum-climbing centre with its own small bouldering wall. Half-day climbs include equipment, transport, food, water and guides.

    reviewed

  10. Cloud 9 Restaurant

    Runs two three-hour cooking courses a day, for around Y150 per person including market tour and lunch. Would-be chefs receive printouts of the recipes they've just messed up.

    reviewed

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  12. Small-Group Yangshuo Rock-Climbing Adventure

    Small-Group Yangshuo Rock-Climbing Adventure

    4 hours (Departs Yangshuo, China)

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    Ready for your next adventure? Whether you’re an expert mountaineer or a beginner climber, you will have an experience of a lifetime on this rock-climbing adven…

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  13. Yangshuo Kayaking Adventure on the Li River

    Yangshuo Kayaking Adventure on the Li River

    4-5 hours (approx.) (Departs Yangshuo, China)

    by Viator

    Looking for a relaxing outdoor adventure in China? Travel by kayak down the Li River from Yangshuo, and connect with nature and the countryside. Paddle along th…

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    from USD$39.99
  14. Small-Group Bike Tour: Yangshuo Countryside Adventure

    Small-Group Bike Tour: Yangshuo Countryside Adventure

    6-7 hours (Departs Yangshuo, China)

    by Viator

    Challenge yourself to this full-day bike ride for a unique way to experience Yanghsuo's gorgeous landscape. With a small group of no more than 12 people, cover …

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  15. Rock Climbing

    Yángshuò is fast becoming one of the hottest climbing destinations in Asia. There are eight major peaks in regular use, already providing more than 250 bolted climbs. More are being bolted every year. China Climb, located inside Lizard Lounge bar, is the biggest climbing club in China and the most professional outfit in town. It offers local advice for experienced climbers and fully guided, bolted climbs for beginners. Prices start at Y300 per person for a half-day climb, with everything included. Also ask here for information on renting kayaks .

    reviewed

  16. Omeida Chinese Academy

    Has reader-recommended Chinese-language classes. It offers two-week classes (10 hours per week) for Y1000 and also hires English teachers.

    reviewed