Techniques Local

Learn the techniques of printing fabric using wooden hand carved blocks at one of the oldest Hand block printing workshop run by a local family in Jaipur. Walk through the entire process of printing fabric and print your own fabric using the hand blocks and take the product print with you as a souvenir which makes it a unique experience for travellers.

Come to our beautiful garden that has been in my family for generations. I will introduce you to the basic of creating mosaics using all natural crystalline marble and granite pebbles collected from the local beaches of Naxos just as the Ancient used to. Design inspiration may come from archaic motifs. Work from our samples or bring your own ideas. Alternatively learn hand carving of marble and sculpture techniques. I will provide a worktable, a block of Naxos white marble for practice, a small stone for a relief carving, safety glasses, hand tools, hammer, files, sandpaper. Enjoy fresh lemonade, coffee or tea, and sample of the fresh fruits from the garden. Everyone takes their finished relief carving or mosaic with them.

This practical tea workshop helps you become knowledgeable about the use of Japanese tea and incorporate it into your daily life. After this new tea experience, you will be able to fully appreciate tea back home, whether it's a personal tea ritual, or having a fancy night out with tea cocktails. ・Brew tea like a master. Using tried and tested traditional techniques, with a Japanese iron kettle and locally sourced organic whole Japanese tea leaves. ・ Learn to make delicious tea drinks with fruit and syrup! ・ Get fancy with tea cocktails! The workshop is mostly hands-on from brewing tea to making drinks. The techniques are derived from storied Japanese practices of brewing tea. The more modern practice of mixing tea with natural ingredients like fruit and alcohol infusions has all been tried and tested at our tea shop, gaining quite a large following. We hope the knowledge and experience from our workshop will amplify your appreciation for the Land of the Rising Sun.

Learn how to make Moroccan traditional famous crepes Msemen and pancakes Harcha and Batbout; Moroccan flat bread on this interactive baking class and Get hands-on in the kitchen and, equipped with an apron and all the utensils you need, be in control of your creations from start to finish. The hosts will welcome you in their workshop and get hands on as you learn to make delicious crepes the traditional way. Create a variety of different crepes, then help prepare traditional Moroccan mint tea to accompany them. Be guided by your hosts, who will teach you, with full explanations, the techniques you need to guarantee your baking will be a success. Once your crepes and bread are ready, make the tasty Moroccan mint tea together. Part of the experience also includes the traditional mint tea ritual, after preparing and cooking the dough under the guidance of the Chef.

This isn’t just a walk — it’s a deep dive into the real Tangier. With a local guide, you'll uncover hidden spots, hear untold stories, and feel the true soul of the city. Small group, personal touch, and a mix of culture, history, and local life that you won’t get from a guidebook. If you want more than just photos, this tour is for you.

Discover the unique history of the Château du Petit Thouars, a family-owned castle built in 1423 by the Dukes of Thouars. Owned by the Aubert du Petit Thouars family since 1636, the castle has been passed from father-to-son in a direct line, with a vineyard in existence on the property for hundreds of years. Visitors will visit Cabernet Franc and Chenin Blanc vines and learn about vineyard practices in the Chinon appellation. A leisurely stroll will take you to our troglodyte caves where our wines are vinified and aged on-site. You will be walked through French wine vinification practices. Returning to the château you will taste our range of wines, paired with delicious local specialties.

Join us in the bustling streets of Hanoi, where the fragrant aromas of lemongrass, ginger, and freshly chopped herbs fill the air as you navigate the bustling local wet market. Under the expert guidance of our seasoned chef, you'll delve deep into the secrets of preparing traditional Vietnamese delicacies, from savoury pho to aromatic bun cha and crispy spring rolls. Each session offers more than just cooking lessons; it's a fascinating exploration of Hanoi's culinary heritage. Through hands-on experience, you'll gain insight into the unique ingredients, cooking techniques, and cultural significance behind each dish. From market visits to mastering the art of balancing flavours, every moment is designed to deepen your understanding and appreciation of Vietnamese cuisine. Whether you're a novice cook or a seasoned food enthusiast, our cooking classes provide a welcoming and interactive environment for all skill levels. Join us and embark on a culinary adventure today!

This activity is different from the traditional tasting workshops that can be found because: – the environment is beautiful: a colorful cellar, a cheerful environment – wine selection is a mix between classic and atypical – the "tasting wheel" used to animate the workshop was specially created by Alix and tailor-made – the animation method is fun and user-friendly

Carpet is a gift of Turkish people to world civilization. Knotted kilim, the oldest examples of which can be found in Central Asia, where the Turks live, is an art discovered, developed and presented to the world by the Turks. The Turks invented the carpet using lamb's wool, which was abundant in order to protect itself from the cold of the Central Asian steppes. The Turks took this art with them and spread it everywhere they went. Private collectors, elite families and museums are proud owners of antique rugs. In the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, handmade Turkish carpets were valuable items of the noble and wealthy families of Europe. Durable double knotted carpets are the invention of Turkish tribes. The techniques found in handmade carpets were brought to the shores of the Mediterranean by the Seljuks in the 12th century. Marco Polo speaks of rich exhibitions of carpets in palaces and mosques. Here you will have more ideas about Turkish carpets, You will experience carpet weaving.

Discover the art of wood-carving in this hands-on workshop, in which you’ll create your very own, custom-made accessory/keepsake. Guided by a skilled local artisan, you’ll carve intricate 'kanji' (Chinese characters) or a design of your choice into Japanese boxwood – a wood known for its beauty and use in traditional craftsmanship. This experience offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about local culture and artisan techniques. No prior experience is necessary – just bring your creativity!

The Historical Cooking Equipment Class at GK Immersions offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and explore traditional Sri Lankan cooking methods. In this hands-on experience, you’ll learn how to prepare authentic dishes using ancient cooking tools such as clay pots, wooden utensils, and stone grinders. Discover the techniques that have been passed down through generations, from cooking over an open fire to using natural ingredients harvested from the land. As part of this immersive class, indulge in the rich flavors of traditional Sri Lankan cuisine by preparing your own freshly made hot coconut roti and spicy katta sambal—perfect for breakfast or dinner! This experience not only teaches you about historical cooking equipment but also connects you with the timeless culinary traditions of the Rajarata Kingdom.

Our project aims to help you discover the secrets of this cuisine. To learn to cook alongside a passionate chef, who will take pleasure in explaining to you in English or Spanish, and to help you master the techniques and specialties of this dear country. Empanadas, plátanos, picadillo de gallo, frijoles molidos, tamales. Vegetarian or not, you are welcome for this new experience. It's a 3-hour course with the preparation of a dish and a juice that's a little out of the ordinary.

Experience Intuitive Healing with a traditional Balinese healer. Visit a healer’s home in Ubud and enjoy about the practice of intuitive healing, which uses intuition to connect with the source of all energy. Meet the healer, who has been granted her abilities by her ancestors or God, and does not use any modern medical techniques. Intuitive healing is a practice that uses intuition to connect with the source of all energy, utilizing awareness to identify and diagnose energetic blockages at their root. This process not only helps restore balance and wholeness to the mind, body and soul, but also addresses the subtle energies hidden beneath the surface that can cause emotional, mental and physical suffering.

This hands-on workshop offers a unique opportunity to personalize your own handcrafted basket, guided by skilled local artisans

You will find this experience very useful to learn and/or improve your look at your photography through very useful tips that will help you have that inspiration and creativity to take photos while traveling but most importantly you will have fun and learn a lot along the way. Throughout our career as a photographer we have learned from great photographers/people and we would like to share with you what we have learned and what has helped us so much to improve my vision and photography, tips that we will share with you and we will practice as we get to know each other and we will tell you a little about Oaxaca and its beautiful streets and people. We are sure that at the end of the experience you will be left with an immense desire to continue taking pictures and applying these tips since your photography will have improvised to the point that you will feel the need to take pictures with these new techniques.

How about learning the techniques of Samurai and Ninja during your stay in Osaka? Professional instructors will teach you the movement of katana and shriken throwing.

Traditionally shared during weddings and other celebrations, banana juice and beer has long been a central part of Rwandan parties. Although nowadays banana juice can be easily bought from the local store, the traditional technique for making your own brew is a much greater labour of love. Experience the whole process from tree to bottle.

In this hands-on cooking class, you'll learn the techniques and ingredients that make cooking and shopping locally so healthy and delicious. This is a true farm-to-table class – Mary shops from the Union Square farmer's market which are the best NYC restaurant chef's shop. But since hacking a butternut squash or what to do with ingredients like pak choi can seem daunting, Mary will guide you through each step of the cooking process with expert tips and tricks. With a focus on plant-based ingredients, and recipes that change with the seasons, this class is perfect for anyone looking to explore new and healthy ways of cooking. Whether you're an experienced cook or a beginner, you'll leave this class feeling inspired and empowered to create your own farmer's market-inspired dishes at home, plus you'll take home some granola that you learn to make! Book your spot in Mary's cooking class today for a one-of-a-kind culinary experience! Aperitif Served. Guests can BYOB!

The opportunity to learn how to cook traditional Thai dishes in an idyllic environment away from the busy city center of Chiang Mai. We welcome anyone interested in learning the secrets of Thai food, both amateurs as well as experienced cooks. Spices and herbs are a big part of the food culture and techniques. Thanks to our own organic garden, you'll be able to select some of your own fresh ingredients for your dishes. We will also demonstrate how you can adapt the dishes to your own preference and how to incorporate your local produce. If you are passionate about Thai cuisine and would like to learn how to master it, "Me&Mom Cooking School" is your best choice.

Come learn watercolour painting techniques while tasting Petra’s organic wine & sustainably grown products in Paros. Join our local artist Cecelia, at the scenic Petra Farm and enjoy the view of Kolympethres in the idyllic bay of Naoussa.