Experience China. Make Friends. Use Mandarin.
A Mandarin immersion camp where international teens explore China together, build friendships, and use Mandarin as part of everyday life.
Teens Mandarin Immersion Camp
Discover China together with international teens while using Mandarin in class, around the city, and while spending time with other students.
The programme combines interactive Mandarin lessons with cultural workshops, city outings, sports, team challenges, and shared moments that keep every day active, social, and engaging.
- Use Mandarin throughout the day
- Explore China beyond the classroom
- Meet teens from around the world
- Grow through new challenges and experiences
Learn Mandarin. Explore China. Grow Together.
At Silk Mandarin Teens Camp, Mandarin becomes part of daily life from the moment the day begins. One moment you’re using Chinese in class, the next you’re out in the city, sharing meals, joining challenges, or spending time with other international teens.
Interactive lessons, cultural workshops, sports, and shared moments create a dynamic programme filled with new friendships, memorable moments, and opportunities to discover China together.
- Interactive Mandarin Lessons
- City Exploration
- International Teen Groups
- Spring · Summer · Winter Camps
From the Classroom to the Streets
What teens learn in class quickly becomes part of daily life during the camp. Mandarin appears naturally during meals, excursions, conversations, and everyday interaction with other students.
- Ordering food in Chinese
- Using Mandarin during excursions and group tasks
- Communicating with teachers and other students
- Applying new language in everyday situations
- Becoming more comfortable speaking Mandarin every day
Explore China Together
Busy streets, late-night snacks, city adventures, and experiences far beyond the classroom — every day brings something new to discover together with other international teens.
Try New Foods
Taste local dishes, explore food streets, grab snacks with friends, and discover flavours that become part of the adventure.
Explore Modern China
Walk through busy shopping streets, visit famous spots, explore modern city life, and experience a side of China most visitors never see.
Share the Experience
Take on group challenges, explore the city together, and create the kind of moments and friendships that stay with you long after camp ends.
Join an International Community
Teens Camp brings together curious and internationally minded teens from around the world. Together, participants explore China, share memorable moments, and build friendships that often continue long after camp ends.
I came for the Mandarin, but the friendships became one of the best parts of the experience.
Grow in Mandarin — and in Confidence
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Mandarin skills - and the confidence to use them.
Teens develop pronunciation, pinyin, tones, vocabulary, and essential sentence patterns. From day one, they start using Chinese in simple conversations.
Step by step, they become more confident speakers. They also grow in independence, curiosity, and global awareness while connecting with peers from around the world.
What Parents and Campers Say
At Silk Mandarin, we take pride in creating an environment where children can thrive, learn, and grow while immersed in Chinese language and culture.
Parents consistently tell us how amazed they are by their children’s progress – not only in Mandarin, but also in confidence, independence, and global awareness. Many families describe the camp as a life-changing experience that sparked a lasting love for Chinese language and culture. They value the balance between high-quality education and genuine fun, where every day brings new friendships and discoveries. Our caring teachers and attentive camp leaders make sure every child feels safe, supported, and inspired. For many parents, Silk Mandarin has become their top choice for a meaningful, unforgettable experience.
But don’t just take our word for it – hear from the parents who have entrusted us with their children’s camp experience. Watch the video or read the reviews below to see why Silk Mandarin is the perfect place for your child’s camp adventure.
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Average Parent Rating
Reated by international families
Dan (US)
We are so grateful that our sons had the opportunity to attend this Chinese immersion summer camp! The teachers were incredibly nurturing and dedicated. Daily Mandarin practice sessions kept the kids fully engaged, and they loved the variety of activities. The camp’s facilities were clean, organized, and well-equipped.
Donald (Canada)
Silk Mandarin’s summer camps have become a beloved tradition for my family. This is our third year sending my kids to China from Canada, who were 9 and 12 when they first attended. Initially, they knew hardly any Mandarin, but after just two weeks, their interest in the language blossomed.
I believe their love for Mandarin stems from two key factors. First, the camps are packed with fun and engaging activities that make learning a new language feel like an adventure. Second, the teachers are incredibly patient and supportive, which helped my kids build the confidence they needed to succeed.
Now, my children can comfortably hold daily conversations in Mandarin. My son even challenged himself to be the MC at the closing ceremony this year!! I wholeheartedly recommend Silk Mandarin’s summer camps to any parents looking for an inspiring and effective way for their children to learn a new language.
Tatiana (Germany)
Our child was absolutely happy about the whole experience. Silk Mandarin personnel is exceptional not only in organizing everything well but also has a high level of integrity.
The camp was a great mixture of study, fun and cultural events. Everything was well organized: accommodation, curriculum, daily getaways, food and social interactions.
Highly recommend for families looking for immersive experience in China!
Stachea K (US)
After studying at Silk Mandarin myself for over a year, I decided to spend this summer in China and bring my 13-year-old son along. While I continued with my adult classes, I enrolled him in Silk Mandarin’s Teen Summer Camp—first at their Shanghai day program and then at the overnight camp in Qingdao. It turned out to be one of the best decisions we’ve made.
My son was eager to travel and explore but wasn’t exactly thrilled at the idea of spending part of his summer learning a new language—especially Mandarin, which was completely new to him. But Silk Mandarin changed all of that. Their brilliant mix of language immersion, cultural activities, and adventurous outings sparked something in him.
He loved it. So much so that as I’m writing this review, he’s already asking if we can extend our stay—or sign him up for another camp in the future. After his Qingdao presentation, on the train ride back to Shanghai, he opened his Mandarin notebook and started practicing phrases on his own. He even asked me how to write characters. That moment said everything.
Silk Mandarin didn’t just teach him a language—they created an experience that was inspiring, empowering, and truly unforgettable. They’ve built something very special here, and I’m deeply grateful. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This summer was more than we ever expected.
Meiliani H (Indonesia)
Bahasa Indonesia：
Mengikuti program bahasa Mandarin di Silk Mandarin sangat puas.
Guru-gurunya sangat berpengalaman, program belajar yang menyenangkan dan memperkenalkan budaya China, kelas yang nyaman, serta bertemu dengan banyak teman dari berbagai negara.
Yang paling memuaskan adalah saya menjadi lebih percaya diri dalam berbicara bahasa Mandarin.
Terima kasih Silk Mandarin!
English:
I am very satisfied with the Mandarin Immersion Summer Camp at Silk Mandarin.
The teachers are highly experienced, the lessons are fun and culturally enriching, the classroom environment is comfortable, and I’ve had the chance to meet friends from all over the world.
Most importantly, I’ve become much more confident in speaking Mandarin.
Thank you, Silk Mandarin!
Hien (Vietnam)
The Silk Mandarin Shanghai Summer Camp was a very pleasant, and enriching experience. In the camp, we were able to learn a large variety of topics in not only the Chinese language, but Chinese culture as well. Not only that, every staff member was helpful, and always tried to provide help to the students in any way they could. 100’s across the board!
Ploen (Thailand)
This is my 10 year old son first camp on his own and abroad. There were plenty of teachers and staffs so he can easily reach out. The room was hotel standard and twin bed sharing with another boy. The language class was split into small groups so he had lots of chance to practice.
There were various types of activities which has kept him excited for the whole 2 weeks. Also, the field trip was super cool with a mixture of old city excursions, shopping, musuems and the best is the water park!! There are lots of photos every day which made me feel relief. And to end the camp, there is a showcase session for the parent to see how the children has improved with their Mandarin.
My boy was happy and very comfortable with everything the camp prepared. He also requested to come back again next year! Well done to the Silk Mandarin team!
Ann (Hong Kong, China)
Silk Mandarin’s Summer Camp was a fantastic experience for my child. This is our 2nd year joining their summer camp. Last year we joined the Day Camp and he enjoyed it so much that we joined the full camp this year.
He enjoys the cultural activities, city adventures, and practicing Mandarin in real-life situations. Special shout-out to the staff as well. They were friendly, patient, and incredibly welcoming. They were really attentive and answered any questions you may have promptly, so I never had to worry about him while he was at camp.
It’s a fun, immersive way to learn Chinese language and culture—I’d absolutely recommend it to other parents!
Learn Through Action
At Teens Camp, students actively apply what they learn through structured lessons, guided practice, and continuous use of Mandarin throughout the camp, helping them make visible progress throughout the programme.
Interactive Mandarin Lessons
Lessons are built around active participation and practical language use. In small international groups, students practise new vocabulary and sentence patterns through conversation, pair work, role-play, and teacher-guided interaction.
A Clear Learning Path
Before camp starts, students complete a placement assessment to join the right level. Teachers then guide progress step by step through structured lessons, daily review, and continuous speaking practice.
Grow More Independent — With the Right Support
Teens Camp encourages students to step outside their comfort zone, discover a new culture, and grow more independent within a safe, structured, and supportive environment.
As the programme progresses, teens gradually become more confident navigating new situations, communicating with others, and taking initiative in everyday life in China.
A Safe and Supportive Environment
Experienced teachers and camp staff provide supervision, guidance, and daily support during lessons, excursions, activities, and accommodation arrangements.
Confidence Through Experience
Living and learning in a new environment helps teens become more adaptable, self-assured, and comfortable handling unfamiliar situations independently.
Growing Step by Step
The programme encourages teens to take responsibility, communicate more proactively, and gradually feel more at ease in an international environment.
Daily Camp Schedule
| Week1 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:45 | Arrive at the campus | ||||
| 9:00 - 10:30 | Orientation & Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | City Tour Outing & Real-life Chinese Practice | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class |
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | |
| 11:00 - 12:00 | Mandarin Practice Task | Mandarin Practice Task | Mandarin Practice Task | Mandarin Practice Task | |
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | |
| 13:30 - 16:30 | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | |
| 16:40 | Pick up from the campus | ||||
| Week2 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:45 | Arrive at the campus | ||||
| 9:00 - 10:30 | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | City Tour Outing & Real-life Chinese Practice | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class |
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | |
| 11:00 - 12:00 | Mandarin Practice Task | Mandarin Practice Task | Mandarin Practice Task | Mandarin Practice Task | |
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | |
| 13:30 - 16:30 | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Graduation | |
| 16:40 | Pick up from the campus | ||||
| Week1 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 - 9:00 | Exercise & Breakfast | ||||||
| 9:00 - 10:30 | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | City Tour Outing & Real-life Chinese Practice | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | Field Trip | Field Trip |
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | |||
| 11:00 - 12:00 | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | |||
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | |||
| 13:30 - 17:00 | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | |||
| 17:00 - 18:40 | Dinner Break | ||||||
| 18:40 - 20:00 | Evening Activity | ||||||
| Week2 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 - 9:00 | Exercise & Breakfast | - | - | ||||
| 9:00 - 10:30 | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | City Tour Outing & Real-life Chinese Practice | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | ||
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | |||
| 11:00 - 12:00 | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | |||
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | |||
| 13:30 - 17:00 | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Graduation Ceremony & Check Out | Check In (Next Camp) & Orientation | ||
| 17:00 - 18:40 | Dinner Break | - | - | ||||
| 18:40 - 20:00 | Evening Activity | - | - | - | |||
| Week1 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 - 9:00 | Breakfast & Morning Time With Homestay Family | ||||||
| 9:00 - 10:30 | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | City Tour Outing & Real-life Chinese Practice | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | Weekend With Homestay Family | Weekend With Homestay Family |
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | |||
| 11:00 - 12:00 | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | |||
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | |||
| 13:30 - 17:00 | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | |||
| 17:00 - 20:00 | Dinner & Evening Time With Homestay Family | ||||||
| Week2 | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 - 9:00 | Breakfast & Morning Time With Homestay Family | - | - | ||||
| 9:00 - 10:30 | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | City Tour Outing & Real-life Chinese Practice | Mandarin Class | Mandarin Class | ||
| 10:30 - 11:00 | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | Snack Break | |||
| 11:00 - 12:00 | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | Mandarin Practice | |||
| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | Lunch Break | |||
| 13:30 - 17:00 | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Afternoon Activity | Graduation Ceremony & Check Out | Check In (Next Camp) & Orientation | ||
| 17:00 - 20:00 | Dinner & Evening Time With Homestay Family | - | - | ||||
Campbook preview
Before arriving in China, families also receive our Campbook, a practical guide that helps campers prepare for their adventure and understand what to expect during the programme.
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Programme & Fees
Day Camp
The Chinese Teens Camp is available as a Day Camp programme.
Teens join the camp during the day for Mandarin lessons, cultural activities, sports, and city exploration. In the afternoon, they return home to their families.
This format is ideal for families living in Shanghai or Suzhou, as well as international families visiting the city.
- Mandarin Lessons
- Cultural Activities
- Campbook & Welcome Pack
- Small Groups
- 2-Week Sessions
Programme Overview
14,990 RMB
What’s Included
- Mandarin lessons every morning
- Daily learning review and reward system
- Daily learning reports and Final presentation for family and friends
- Cultural workshops and hands-on projects
- Sports and outdoor activities
- City exploration and real-life Chinese practice
- Daily lunch and snacks provided
- Structured Campbook and learning materials
- Welcome pack for every camper
Full Boarding Camp
The Teens Mandarin Camp is also available as a Full Boarding Camp programme.
Teens stay together with other international campers on a modern university campus with full supervision and support throughout the programme, while joining Mandarin lessons, activities, cultural experiences, and city exploration during the day.
This format creates a highly immersive and social experience, allowing teens to build friendships, gain independence, and experience daily life in China as part of an international group.
- Mandarin Lessons
- Cultural Activities
- Full Supervision
- Accommodation Included
- Evening & Weekend Activities
Programme Overview
29,990 RMB
What’s Included
- Mandarin lessons every morning
- Daily learning review and reward system
- Daily learning reports and Final presentation for family and friends
- Cultural workshops and hands-on projects
- Sports and outdoor activities
- City exploration and real-life Chinese practice
- Evening activities and weekend excursions
- Accommodation included
- Daily meals and snacks provided
- Structured Campbook and learning materials
- Welcome pack for every camper
- 24/7 supervision and care
Homestay Camp
The Teens Mandarin Camp is also available with a Homestay accommodation option combined with the Day Camp programme.
Teens stay with carefully selected host families while joining Mandarin lessons, activities, and city exploration during the day together with other international campers.
Homestay offers a deeper cultural experience and gives students the opportunity to experience everyday life in a Chinese family environment while continuing to use Mandarin beyond the camp programme.
- Mandarin Lessons
- Cultural Activities
- Local Homestay
- Daily Chinese Practice
- 2-Week Sessions
Programme Overview
29,990 RMB
What’s Included
- Mandarin lessons every morning
- Daily learning review and reward system
- Daily learning reports and Final presentation for family and friends
- Cultural workshops and hands-on projects
- Sports and outdoor activities
- City exploration and real-life Chinese practice
- Daily Chinese practice with a local host family
- Carefully selected homestay accommodation
- Daily meals and snacks provided
- Structured Campbook and learning materials
- Welcome pack for every camper
- Regular supervision and support throughout the programme
Dates, Locations & Practical Information
Day Camp Dates
Children can join the Chinese Kids Camp in 2-week sessions . Families may enrol for one session or combine multiple sessions in different seasons.
CAMP SEASON
DATE
LOCATION
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 15 – 26
Session 2: Jun 29 – Jul 10
Session 3: Jul 13 – 24
Session 4: Jul 27 – Aug 07
Shanghai · Suzhou
Winter Camp
Session 1: Dec 14 – 25
Session 2: Dec 28 – Jan 8 (2027)
Shanghai · Suzhou
CAMP SEASON
DATE
LOCATION
Spring Camp
Session 1: Apr 5 – 16
Session 2: Apr 19 – 30
Shanghai
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 14 – 25
Session 2: Jun 28 – Jul 9
Session 3: Jul 12 – 23
Session 4: Jul 26 – Aug 6
Shanghai · Suzhou
Winter Camp
Session 1: Dec 13 – 24
Session 2: Dec 27 – Jan 7 (2028)
Shanghai · Suzhou
Camp Locations
Shanghai
China’s most international city where historic landmarks meet modern skyscrapers. Our campus is centrally located with easy access to museums, parks, and cultural attractions used for camp activities.
Suzhou
A historic city famous for classical gardens and canals. Our campus in the Gusu district offers a beautiful setting surrounded by traditional architecture and cultural landmarks.
Programme at a Glance
- Monday – Friday
- 08:45 – 16:40
- Welcome pack for every camper
- Cultural activities, sports, and excursions in the afternoon
- Lunch and snacks included
Full Boarding Camp Dates
Children can join the Teens Mandarin Summer Camp in 2-week sessions during the summer. Families may enrol for one session or combine multiple sessions.
CAMP SEASON
DATE
LOCATION
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 28 – Jul 10
Shanghai
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jul 12 – 24
Qingdao
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 14 – 26
Session 2: Jul 12 – 24
Xi’an
CAMP SEASON
DATE
LOCATION
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 27 – Jul 9
Shanghai
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jul 11 – 23
Qingdao
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 13 – 25
Session 2: Jul 11 – 23
Xi’an
Camp Locations
Shanghai
China’s most international city where historic landmarks meet modern skyscrapers. Our campus is centrally located with easy access to museums, parks, and cultural attractions used for camp activities.
Qingdao
A beautiful coastal city known for its beaches, fresh sea air, and relaxed international atmosphere. Our camp is hosted at Malvern College Qingdao, offering a safe, spacious school environment with excellent facilities for learning, sports, and camp activities.
Xi’an
One of China's most historic cities and the starting point of the ancient Silk Road. Our camp is hosted at Xi'an International Studies University's Yanta Campus, giving students access to an academic environment close to the city's rich cultural landmarks and heritage sites.
Programme at a Glance
- Monday – Sunday
- Full day Mandarin immersion programme
- Welcome pack for every camper
- Cultural activities, sports, city exploration, and excursions
- Accommodation, meals, and supervision included
Homestay Camp Dates
Children can join the Teens Mandarin Summer Camp in 2-week sessions during the summer. Families may enrol for one session or combine multiple sessions.
CAMP SEASON
DATE
LOCATION
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 15 – 26
Session 2: Jun 29 – Jul 10
Session 3: Jul 13 – 24
Session 4: Jul 27 – Aug 07
Shanghai
CAMP SEASON
DATE
LOCATION
Summer Camp
Session 1: Jun 14 – 25
Session 2: Jun 28 – Jul 9
Session 3: Jul 12 – 23
Session 4: Jul 26 – Aug 6
Shanghai
Camp Locations
Shanghai
China’s most international city where historic landmarks meet modern skyscrapers. Our campus is centrally located with easy access to museums, parks, and cultural attractions used for camp activities.
Suzhou
A historic city famous for classical gardens and canals. Our campus in the Gusu district offers a beautiful setting surrounded by traditional architecture and cultural landmarks.
Programme at a Glance
- Monday – Sunday day programme
- Local homestay experience
- Welcome pack for every camper
- Cultural activities, sports, city exploration, and excursions
- Meals, accommodation, and programme support included
Locations & Campus
Shanghai offers a clean, safe, and highly developed environment for young learners.
With excellent infrastructure and a strong international atmosphere, children can explore both traditional and modern Chinese life in a structured, supervised, and comfortable way.
Children learn in bright, modern classrooms with small group sizes that ensure personal attention.
The campus also includes flexible spaces for activities and workshops, creating a structured yet engaging environment where students feel comfortable and confident.
Our Shanghai campus is located in central Jing’an, one of the city’s safest and most vibrant areas.
With short travel distances and easy access to parks, museums, and cultural sites, all movements are efficient, structured, and carefully supervised.
- Location: SOHO Donghai Plaza, 299 Tongren Road, Floor 16 (铜仁路299号SOHO东海广场1604-05室)
Suzhou offers a well-preserved environment, ideal for young learners. Known for its canals, gardens, and cultural heritage, the city provides a safe, walkable setting where children can experience traditional Chinese life in a relaxed and structured way.
Children learn in bright, well-equipped classrooms with small group sizes that support personal attention.
The campus includes multiple floors and flexible spaces, allowing structured learning alongside interactive activities in a warm, welcoming environment.
Our Suzhou campus is set in the historic Gusu district, just steps from iconic landmarks like the Suzhou Museum and classical gardens.The peaceful surroundings, with canals and traditional architecture, create a calm and inspiring environment for learning.
- Location: Room 201, Building 3, DoBe · Yulangqiao Bang, Gusu Yulang Bridge Bang (South Gate), 苏州市姑苏区德必·渔郎桥浜3号楼201
Qingdao is one of China’s most livable coastal cities, known for its fresh sea air, clean environment, and relaxed international atmosphere. Combining beaches, modern city life, and strong European influences, it offers children a refreshing and comfortable setting to learn, explore, and experience China by the sea.
Our Qingdao camp is hosted at Malvern College Qingdao, a modern international school campus designed for both academic learning and student life. With spacious facilities, sports areas, and a safe boarding environment near the coast, children can enjoy a balanced and immersive summer camp experience.
Our Qingdao campus is located within Malvern College Qingdao in a peaceful and spacious district of the city. Surrounded by modern facilities, green open spaces, and a safe residential environment, the area provides an ideal setting for structured learning, outdoor activities, and comfortable student life.
- Malvern College Qingdao No. 77 Tieqishan Road, Chengyang District, Qingdao, Shandong Province, China
Xi’an is one of China’s most historic and culturally significant cities – the ancient starting point of the Silk Road and home to centuries of Chinese history. From ancient city walls to traditional cultural districts, the city offers children a deeply immersive experience of China’s heritage and traditions.
Our Xi’an camp is hosted at Xi’an International Studies University’s Yanta Campus, providing students with a safe and structured university environment. Surrounded by the rich history of one of China’s ancient capitals, children experience language learning alongside authentic cultural exploration.
Our Xi’an campus is located near the cultural heart of the city, with convenient access to landmarks such as the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, museums, and historic districts. The surrounding area combines a strong academic atmosphere with rich cultural scenery, creating an inspiring environment for learning and exploration.
- Xi'an International Studies University – Yanta Campus No. 437 Chang'an South Road, Yanta District, Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China
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Ready to join an unforgettable camp adventure?
Room 1604 - 1605, SOHO Donghai Plaza, 299 Tongren Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai
Room 201, Building 3, DoBe · Yulangqiao Bang, Gusu District, Suzhou