| Activity time | Afternoon |
| Transportation method | Get there on your own |
| Location | Indoor |
| Activity level | Beginner |
| Experience type | DIY Workshop |
| Minimum participant requirement | 12 travelers, 24 travelers |
A minimum of 12 people are required for the group to form a group. If the minimum number is not met, KKday will notify you three business days prior to departure.
Each ticket (1 adult and 1 child) is valid for one adult and one child only; each adult ticket is valid for one adult only.
The workshop will start on time. Participants who are more than 15 minutes late will not be allowed to enter the workshop.
Tickets sold are not exchangeable or refundable, and cannot be cancelled or changed. Any resale or transfer is strictly prohibited.
Confirmation emails or tickets will not be reissued if lost, defaced or damaged.
You must present the QR code in the email before entering the venue.
The Social Place dim sum workshop may require attendees to present identification documents for identity verification.
Social Place dim sum workshop reserves the right to refuse entry to latecomers, and tickets sold are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
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In case of any dispute regarding the relevant terms and conditions and other matters, Tang Palace Xiaoju and KKday reserve the right of interpretation and final decision on any disputed issues.
Tang Palace Gathering and KKday reserve the right to amend the terms and conditions, suspend or terminate the arrangements at any time without prior notice.
Mooncakes carry deep cultural significance, particularly for family reunion and completeness during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Historically, they were also used to carry secret messages, famously during the Yuan Dynasty to overthrow Mongol rule. Participants at the Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop can learn about these rich traditions and the symbolic shapes and fillings of mooncakes, connecting with centuries of heritage.
In Mandarin Chinese, mooncakes are called "月餅" (yuèbǐng). The character "月" (yuè) means moon, and "餅" (bǐng) refers to a cake or pastry. This direct naming reflects their association with the Mid-Autumn Festival, often called the Moon Festival, which the Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop celebrates by teaching their creation.
Consuming mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival symbolizes family reunion and harmony. Their round shape represents the full moon and completeness, reflecting the tradition of gathering loved ones. The festival is dedicated to worshiping the moon goddess, and sharing mooncakes with family under the full moon is a cherished ritual that the Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop helps preserve.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, traditional activities include family gatherings, lighting and carrying lanterns, admiring the full moon (moon gazing), and sharing meals together. Participating in a hands-on experience like the Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop to make mooncakes and other festive foods is a modern way to engage with these cherished cultural traditions.
In addition to mooncakes, other traditional foods enjoyed during the Mid-Autumn Festival include pomelos, persimmons, taro, and duck eggs. The Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop specifically teaches participants to make "Jade Rabbit Welcoming the Moon (Coriander and Shrimp Dumplings)," a unique festive delicacy that complements the mooncakes, adding to the holiday feast.
Yes, the Tang Palace Family Mooncake Workshop is specifically designed to be suitable for all ages. It offers a family-friendly environment where both adults and children can enjoy learning the traditional mooncake-making process together. This inclusive approach makes it an ideal activity for families seeking a shared cultural experience.
Participants at the Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop will learn to craft two distinct traditional delicacies. They will master the art of making classic mooncakes and also create the unique "Jade Rabbit Welcoming the Moon (Coriander and Shrimp Dumplings)." The workshop provides a hands-on experience for both items, ensuring a comprehensive learning opportunity.
After the Tang Palace Mooncake Workshop, participants can enjoy a delightful Chinese Afternoon Tea featuring various dim sum items, perfect for a delicious feast. Additionally, each participant who completes the workshop will receive a certificate, commemorating their experience and newly acquired mooncake-making skills.