PandaStudyTour's Chinese Language Summer Camp is an immersive inbound study‑tour programme created for international teenage students who wish to learn practical Mandarin Chinese during summer vacation. We deliver level‑based Mandarin teaching across multiple Chinese destinations including Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and Xi'an. Groups can opt for classroom settings within local university / school campuses or professional social language‑training institutes. Each programme balances structured language tuition, hands‑on cultural workshops and city sightseeing, allowing students to apply newly‑learned Mandarin in real‑life local scenarios. Our bilingual project team handles venue reservation, teaching arrangement, ground logistics and safety management for school and travel‑agent delegations of different sizes.








Step into a living classroom across Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, Chengdu, Hangzhou & Shenzhen. Start your Chinese adventure with PandaStudyTour.
No prior Chinese knowledge is necessary. We run a placement test upon arrival and divide students into beginner, elementary‑intermediate and intermediate groups. Both absolute beginners and students with existing Mandarin foundations can find suitable learning tracks.
Our camp covers multiple popular destinations across China. Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an and Chengdu are our main options. Each city offers unique local cultural activities. You can also view our dedicated Beijing Mandarin Summer Camp for detailed Beijing‑based programme information.
You may pick campus‑based classes inside Chinese schools or universities, where students experience authentic Chinese campus atmosphere with optional peer exchange with local youth. Alternatively, you can choose professional social language‑training centres, with certified Mandarin‑as‑second‑language teachers and flexible schedules close to city tourist attractions.
After daily Mandarin lessons, students take part in cultural workshops such as calligraphy, paper‑cutting and traditional craft‑making, guided city sightseeing visits, real‑world language practice tasks in local markets, and optional peer communication sessions with Chinese students.