The Pursuit of Healthiness at Six Senses

"Set near the ancient Dujiangyan irrigation system and Mount Qing Cheng, birthplace of Taoism, the resort unfolds like a watercolor of lush greenery, lily‑dotted ponds, pergolas, and wooden pavilions. Suites brim with Chinese‑inspired contemporary furniture; even the smallest spans about 850 square feet, with high ceilings, separate living and sleeping areas, and private balconies, courtyards, or gardens. The spa specializes in updated ancient Chinese therapies, from Tui Na to Gua Sha — the latter can leave small red spots on the skin, but the results are meant to be beneficial." - Mitchell Friedman