China · VEGAN & VEGETARIAN
The 8 best vegan & vegetarian tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Make dumplings with Bonnie in a Jing'an home, tea and snacks included, vegan-friendly prep, plus practical Shanghai tips. 3.5 hours.
“Bonnie was extremely nice and taught us well. It was a very cozy atmosphere and we had a great experience. We got to try different chinese foods in addition to the dumplings we made.”
Learn vegan soup dumplings in Shanghai with Chef Yin. Make dough, wrappers, filling, pleat, steam, and taste in a small class.
“What an enjoyable way to spend time learning the art of the humble Dumpling. Yin not only makes the class fun but also has a wealth of knowledge in many aspects of this classic culinary delight. With a smile on her face, you are made to feel Read more”
Shanghai family dumpling making with Jing'an market, vegan friendly options, Chinese food tasting, TCM, and local travel tips.
“Totally recommend! The dumpling making experience with Bonnie was really amazing and authentic. She also told us something about the history of the dumplings and gave us insights into the different flavors all around China. Even though we spent quite a long time in China we learned a lot new things in flavor and craft. The atmosphere was familial, she and her auntie showed us every step very detailed and we had a lot of fun. Would definitely book it again and support her small business!”
Private Chengdu panda tour with hotel pickup, quick panda viewing, and a Buddhist nunnery vegetarian lunch plus tea and Wenshu Monastery.
“The driver and Guide were on time, really good tour! The Guide, Lance, was helpful because the breeding center is very big and he knew where to start to be able to see the pandas and not be so crowded. The nunnery is a very beautiful place.”
Hands-on Shanghai soup dumplings in a Shikumen lane house kitchen. Choose vegan or pork, learn the 18-fold, steam and eat.
“Very well and kind advised cooking class with a good recipe.”
Half-day Chengdu walk through a spice market, a Buddhist ceremony at a nunnery, vegetarian lunch, tea break, and Wenshu Monastery.
“This is a great tour for those that don’t want the typical tour. Winter picked me up from my hotel and took me straight to a local wet market where he happily answered all my questions and provided lots of information about what was there aRead more”
Reserve Michelin 3-star Jing Zhaoyin near Tiananmen for about $7. Low-oil mushroom and soy meals, 2 hours.
“Great food, great service, I had a wonderful night! Recommended.”
Spend 3.5 hours with a private guide in Xi’an tasting vegetarian and vegan-friendly street food near the Bell Tower, City Wall, and Muslim Quarter.
“All of the best spots with incredibly tasty food and diverse flavors! Super knowledgeable and passionate, highly recommend. Worth every penny!”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
