2026 Taiwan Summer Camp
This summer, let your child experience a truly extraordinary adventure! The 2026 Taiwan Study Camp is a two-week program crafted for elementary school students and their parents. It blends thrilling ecological exploration, immersive cultural experiences, and practical language learning to create memories that last a lifetime.
Descriptions:
Thank you for your interest in joining our 2026 Taiwan Study Tour!
This two-week program includes:
Week 1: Taichung Forest & Cultural Exploration (6/22–6/28)
Week 2: Mandarin Language & Cultural Program at Chinese Culture University (6/29–7/3)
Program Highlights
🌿 Week 1: Nature’s Classroom – Where Learning Meets Adventure
- Forest Therapy and Ecological Adventures: Stroll through the serene Tianchi and Xueshan trails, plant trees to contribute to environmental conservation, and enjoy the thrill of a night safari to observe rare animals like flying squirrels and muntjacs. These hands-on activities foster environmental awareness and a love for nature.
- Agriculture and Cultural Co-Learning: Harvest mushrooms, learn orchid care, and join Taiwanese students in unique activities such as Kendo classes and traditional indigo dyeing. This cultural exchange sparks creativity and builds lasting friendships.
- Fenghuanggu Bird Park Adventure: Feed parrots, watch a macaw showcase its talents, and learn fascinating bird facts. These interactive experiences are both entertaining and educational for children and parents alike.
- Tea Culture and Forest Healing: Unwind by picking and kneading tea leaves in the lush hills of Nantou. Then, stroll through the Xitou skywalk, surrounded by ancient trees, for a truly calming and rejuvenating experience.
- Nature Valley Scout Eco-Exploration：children learn safe tree climbing, nature observation, sensory awareness, and teamwork challenges. From blind-touch tree discovery and knot-tying to canopy exploration and cooking traditional bamboo tube rice, students build confidence, resilience, and a deeper connection with nature through meaningful outdoor experiences.
🎨 Week 2: Immersive Mandarin & Culture Summer Camp
- Campus Adventure Games & Team Challenges: Learning comes alive through exciting group activities and interactive games. Children will use Mandarin to:
- Complete fun-filled missions
- Solve clues with teammates
- Practice language skills through playful challenges
- Field Trips to Explore Taiwanese Culture
Why Parents and Kids Love This Camp
1️⃣ Diverse and Exciting Curriculum: The camp combines hands-on learning, cultural immersion, and outdoor fun, making every moment engaging and rewarding.
2️⃣ Family Bonding: Share the joy of discovery with your child as you participate together in cultural and ecological activities.
3️⃣ Unforgettable Experiences: From crafting unique souvenirs to observing wildlife up close, the camp offers experiences that you can’t find anywhere else.
4️⃣ Comfort and Safety: Stay at well-equipped hotel and serene resorts, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for all participants.
Who Should Join?
- Families eager to explore Taiwan’s rich natural and cultural landscapes.
- Parents and kids who want to combine travel with meaningful learning experiences.
Contact｜聯絡資訊
Chinese Cultural Learning Center (CCLC), San Francisco
📞 Thomas Wang (408)-893-5968 📧 twang.anccs@gmail.com
📞 Celine Lee (415)-706-3132 📧 info@chineseculturefun.com
Don’t miss this chance to give your child a unique summer filled with adventure, knowledge, and unforgettable memories. Embark on a journey that inspires growth and discovery. 🎒🌟
See you in Taiwan—where the journey begins!
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* 15 spots limited
* Visa information: For USA passport holders, if you enter Taiwan as a tourist or short-term visitor (less than 90 days), you do not need a visa.
* Visa information: For USA passport holders, if you enter Taiwan as a tourist or short-term visitor (less than 90 days), you do not need a visa.
* This program itinerary may be modified in response to weather conditions, safety considerations, or updates from our partner schools and activity providers. All adjustments will be made with participants’ safety and learning experience as the top priority.
Session A Highlights
Session B Highlights
