Banyan Tree Ringha

Hotel · Diqing Zangzu

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"At a cool 10,000 feet elevation in the mountains of Shangri-La, Yunnan, Banyan Tree Ringha presents a Tibetan-style retreat with its inspired lodges, fashioned from traditional farmhouses, gazing out over the pristine landscape. Trekking showcases an ideal means to explore the surroundings, with popular sights including Baishuitai, nestled at the foot of the Haba Snow Mountain, and the awe-inspiring Gandan Songzanlin Monastery. For those seeking diverse experiences, mushroom hunting excursions cater to varying levels of fitness, ensuring options for every adventurer." - Faye Bradley

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China, Yunnan, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Shangri-La City, 建塘镇红坡村 Get directions

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