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Banyan Tree Ringha — Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China
Banyan Tree Ringha
Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China
Behind every myth is at least a grain of truth - a comforting thought for someone in search of James Hilton's evasive Shangri-La. In his acclaimed novel "Lost Horizon" Hilton masterfully describes a distant and secluded hideaway of great beauty and peacefulness, a remote paradise on earth hidden in a Tibetan valley of snow-capped mountains, where harmony reigns, where the gods walk among the people, and where man and nature embrace. A utopian dream perhaps or surprisingly close to reality?
All lodges are traditional Tibetan farmhouses with intricate woodcarvings, fireplaces and wooden balconies with valley or riverviews.
Banyan Tree Ringha opened in China's Yunnan province in September 2005, a mountainous area that has been designated as the official Shangri-La by the Chinese government and is part of Greater Tibet, both historically and culturally. At 3,600 meters above sea level, the setting is spectacular with day-trips and overnight excursions taking you to divine mountain peaks touched by the clouds, awe-inspiring ridges, deep canyons, torrential rivers, mystical plateaus, endless valleys, crystal-clear streams and the most tranquil of lakes.
In true Banyan Tree style, the resort architecture reflects the local Tibetan culture. All lodges are traditional Tibetan farmhouses with intricate woodcarvings, smoky fireplaces and wooden balconies that have valley or river views. Impressive pine pillars add enormous character to both the interior and exterior of each house. And of course, there is the heavenly Banyan Tree Spa.
- - Fine Dining on Site
- - Spa Facility
- - High Speed Internet
- - Jogging & Running
- - Hiking
- - Biking, Mountain
- - Horseback Riding
- - Ecological Tourism
- Banyan Tree Ringha
- Hong Po Village, Jian Yang Town
- Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture
- Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province 674400
- China
Location Summary
Banyan Tree Ringha in Yunnan province is the ultimate secluded hideaway. At 3,200metres above sea level, the setting is certainly spectacular. Each season has its unique charm, from serene winters to fresh and vibrant summers. With such a kaleidoscope of seasonal experiences, outings are far from the ordinary. The landscape can be explored by taking short day-trips and overnight excursions to divine mountain peaks, awe-inspiring ridges, deep canyons, torrential rivers, crystal-clear streams and tranquil lakes. In true Banyan Tree style, the resort architecture reflects the local Tibetan culture.
Directions to Hotel
- Take a plane to Kunming International Airport, followed by an internal 40-minute flight to Diqing Airport in Shangri-La. The hotel is half an hour by car from Diqing Airport. * * * Diqing Airport has weekly flights to Lhasa, Tibet.
If you are ready to book, our advice is to first make your reservation. Our agents will then be able to more effectively assist you with details regarding your children.
If you require further information before making a reservation, please contact us with the hotel name, your dates, and the number and age of the children. Thank you.
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