China

A serene Aman resort on the outskirts of Hangzhou that evokes a traditional Chinese tea village amid tea fields, bamboo groves and ancient woodland. Stone pathways wind through shaded courtyards past eateries, tea houses and restored historic dwellings, offering timeless calm. The on-site spa draws on Chinese wellness traditions, while village-style dining highlights local Hangzhou cuisine and ceremonial tea, creating a culturally rich and immersive base in one of China’s most poetic landscapes.

A waterside property set within the timeless canals, stone bridges and winding lanes of Wuzhen’s historic ancient town, where local heritage and contemporary design sit in quiet harmony. Drawing on regional craft traditions, the architecture and interiors feel closely connected to place, while curated cultural experiences, serene wellness spaces and dining that highlights Jiangnan flavours create a calm and evocative base for exploring one of China’s most poetic water towns.

Mandarin Oriental, Beijing is a refined urban sanctuary in the historic Wangfujing district, blending contemporary elegance with discreet service and a calm, restorative atmosphere. With luxurious wellness facilities, refined dining showcasing modern and regional Chinese flavours and close proximity to landmarks such as the Forbidden City, Drum Tower and hutong neighbourhoods, it offers a polished base for exploring the capital’s cultural depth and dynamic city life.

Caravane Liotard delivers a rare nomadic expedition through the mountains of Shangri-La in China’s Yunnan province, inspired by the historic Tea Horse Road. Multi-day journeys follow remote trails on horseback, with nights spent in elegant bell tents or at the rustic Farm Liotard, offering meaningful encounters with Tibetan culture and sacred landscapes. Routes range from classic four-day itineraries to more adventurous treks, blending wilderness immersion with considered comfort.

A secluded mountain sanctuary in the Ringha Valley of Shangri-La, where restored Tibetan farmhouses form luxury villas overlooking grasslands, rivers and snow-capped peaks. The experience focuses on cultural immersion through village walks, home visits and butter tea making alongside guided treks and destination dining from riverside picnics to meals in a Mongolian yurt celebrating local traditions. A spa inspired by Himalayan and Chinese wellbeing practices completes the stay.