Leshan, Sichuan
Banyan Tree Mount Emei
Sanctuary Amidst Emei's Lush Greenery
Idyllically situated at the foot of the sacred Mount Emei, the resort rests perfectly alongside the spectacular FoGuang Huahai. The architecture masterfully blends classical Chinese gardens with alpine aesthetics, surrounded by flowing water systems and lush, verdant landscapes that exude a profound sense of Eastern Zen. The exquisite villas and guestrooms seamlessly integrate with the surrounding nature. Leveraging the region's exceptional natural wellness resources, the resort features a top-tier Banyan Tree SPA, a tranquil tea room, and refined Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine. Whether strolling through the poetic gardens or indulging in a restorative spa treatment, this is a heavenly paradise far from the hustle and bustle, dedicated to nourishing your body and soul.
Leshan, Sichuan
Land of Rivers and Buddha, Beautiful Emei
SpringGentle spring rains
11°C to 22°C
March to May
SummerMountain coolness
22°C to 32°C
June to August
AutumnCool Autumn breezes
14°C to 25°C
September to November
WinterZen in Wintry Woods
4°C to 12°C
December to February
Departing from Hong Kong,
approximately a 7-hour High Speed Rail
approximately a 7-hour High Speed Rail
City Exploration
Located in the southwestern Sichuan Basin, Leshan is a renowned cultural city with over 2,000 years of history. It holds the prestigious title of a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site for the "Mount Emei—Leshan Giant Buddha" area. Here, the Minjiang, Qingyi, and Dadu rivers converge. During the Tang Dynasty, an eminent monk carved a 71-meter-tall stone Maitreya Buddha directly out of the mountain cliff, creating the architectural wonder where "the Buddha is a mountain". Neighboring Mount Emei is celebrated as one of China's Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains, renowned for being "Grand, Elegant, Divine, and Mysterious." Beyond its profound Buddhist Zen culture, Leshan is a hidden culinary capital of Sichuan flavors, comforting the mind and soul of every traveler with its non-spicy, incredibly savory dishes recognized as intangible cultural heritage.
Selected in-depth cultural tourism
- Take a river boat to look up at the timeless wonder of the Leshan Giant Buddha
- Ascend to the Golden Summit of Mount Emei to pay respects to the Golden Statue of Samantabhadra, and quietly witness the sunrise, sea of clouds, and Buddha's Light
- Dive into Zhanggong Bridge to taste authentic Qiaojiao Beef and Sweet Skin Duck, experiencing the local culinary delights of Jiazhou
- Visit the Oriental Buddha Park to explore the cliffside carvings and mysterious underground palaces, taking in the spectacular art of cliffside statues
- Tour the Mahao Cliff Tombs to uncover precious artifacts and remnants of a thousand years of history within these Han Dynasty ruins
*The above information of retirecation destinations is provided by Towa Tours Limited
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