Tai Chi, Qigong and Wudang Classes in Singapore 新加坡太极、气功与武当文化课程

Traditional Wudang practice and culture, taught in Singapore by Lee Wudang.

Illustration of a light-clothed practitioner on a stone terrace, with a pine tree, misty mountains and a distant pavilion.

Looking for a tai chi or qigong class in Singapore? Use this guide to compare practices, read about teachers and find relevant listings from Lee Wudang. Check each event page for its current status, then confirm the teaching level, language and arrangements with the organiser.

What you can learn in Singapore

  • Tai chi (taijiquan). Learn what a course includes: solo forms, stepping, partner work or a combination. Ask which routine is taught and how instruction is adapted for beginners. See internal arts and wellness events

  • Qigong and Baduanjin. Qigong covers different methods; Baduanjin is one named practice with eight sections. Ask which version is taught, what a session involves and what support is available as you learn. See internal arts and wellness events

  • Tea and incense. Song dynasty tea whisking, gaiwan tea, incense ceremonies and hands-on incense making. Tea arts · Incense culture

  • Chinese metaphysics. Beginner courses in Zi Wei Dou Shu, face reading and Liu Yao (I Ching divination), taught as cultural traditions. Zi Wei Dou Shu · Face reading · I Ching

  • Crafts and community. Handicraft workshops and community sessions such as a charity morning workout. Traditional arts and crafts · Community

Browse the events directory

Not sure where to start?

Start with what you want to learn and the demands of the actual class. Our guide to choosing a practice compares common starting points. These pages explain each practice in more detail:

Who will teach the class?

Read the teacher profiles, which present backgrounds as described by the teachers themselves. Then confirm who is teaching your chosen event, the teaching language and the experience level expected.

How joining works

  1. Pick an event and send a request from its page. It is free and commits you to nothing.

  2. We pass your request to Lee Wudang, the organiser.

  3. Lee Wudang contacts you directly to confirm dates, price and anything you need to bring.

Wudang.Org does not take bookings or payments; everything is agreed directly with Lee Wudang.

Questions?

Contact us or message us on WhatsApp. We reply within two working days.