Sure, but first I need to know which schools are still operating & get their contact details - the GoKunming schools listing is badly out of date.
Maybe I'll start another thread for that.
To reiterate: "I'm looking for a school that can provide one-to-one Chinese classes + visa & isn't horribly expensive."
Is anyone aware of any options other than the ones in the OP?
@tigertiger: All valid points but I don't fit into group classes well. (Because my skills are v uneven, and I'd like to concentrate on Chinese for particular topics)
So I'm really just trying to establish the options as described in the title.
@tigertiger: they say it's enough for them to provide a student visa. (I think for the hdhnedu school 50 hours was enough.)
I did! Most are closed down or at least have dead links & no obvious google hits.
The two options in the OP are what I was able to find.
No results found.
Official: Kunming-Kolkata flights by year-end
Posted byDoes anyone have a good idea of the fares? I googled but got a variety different answers. Eg for a return:
INR18,500, inc taxes (=USD470)
INR12,000, ex taxes (=USD300.)
Could taxes really add up to USD170?
And CNY 1,180 (=USD160) "after discount", excluding taxes I guess.
And how can you get a visa for India in Kunming. There's no consulate here - are there visa agents?
Interview: Yu Tao - Kunming's yoga guru
Posted byI've visited the Yutao Centre & they have good facilities. But Shanti Yoga is worth checking out. (www.xtyoga.com - unfortunately Chinese only)
I suspect the facilities aren't quite as good (eg no showers in male changing rooms) & it's quite new, so the teachers probably aren't as experienced as at Yutao. The teachers I've had have been good though & it's up to 60% cheaper.
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