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Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Dujiangyan, China · Six Senses · Grand Luxury

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Six Senses' first property in China, opened in 2015 on 62 hectares at the foot of UNESCO-listed Qing Cheng Mountain, birthplace of Chinese Taoism and site of 70 temples, the resort was designed by Bangkok's Habita Architects as a Sichuan village, with a canal threading between 102 suites and 11 villas clustered around shared courtyards, and a spa built around Three Taoist wellness journeys called Jing, Qi, and Shen.

About Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

History

Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain opened in 2015 as the brand's first property in China, located at the gateway to the UNESCO-listed Qing Cheng Mountains, birthplace of Taoism, and near the ancient Dujiangyan irrigation system. Designed over four years in traditional Sichuan village style on 16 hectares, it blends eco-luxury with cultural heritage, emphasizing sustainability and wellness inspired by Taoist principles.

The setting

Nestled in Qingcheng Mountain Town at the foot of sacred Qing Cheng Mountain with panoramic mountain views; adjacent to UNESCO sites Dujiangyan Irrigation System and close to Giant Panda bases, 1 hour from Chengdu airport.

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