Skip the tourist-trail crowds and go deep into Wulong, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, for a hands-on wilderness survival course in real karst canyons and thousand-year-old caves. Led by experienced bilingual instructors, you'll learn real wilderness survival skills — sourcing and purifying water, making fire, finding food, building shelter, and signalling for rescue — set in one of the most dramatic karst landscapes on earth.

With professional instructors, traverse the karst canyon waterways — learning knot skills, wilderness stretcher-making, and river crossing. Master core skills: sourcing water, building a water-purification still, and finding food in the wild.
Cook lunch with instructor guidance using ingredients gathered in the wild — a true "wilderness to table" experience.
Traverse the canyon cliffs, learning SOS skills, distress-signal making, wilderness navigation, and shelter building. Then enter a thousand-year-old cave to experience fire-making and torch-making in the dark, and feel the awe of the earth's depths.
Reflect on the day and share your karst-adventure experience with the group.