A hidden healing paradise nestled in the mountains, perfect for family trips and hot spring lovers!

Embraced by Mount Emei, discover a secluded utopia where ancient temple bells echo through misty clouds, and every step follows the rhythm of Zen. Wander through mountain forests, from the babbling streams of Qingyin Pavilion to the magnificent sunrise at Golden Summit—each moment blends nature and culture seamlessly. Step into a fairy-tale oasis with 160 acres of secret gardens at Wulan Resort Hotel, as if transported into a classical Chinese landscape painting. With the changing seasons, blossoms come and go, each period offering its unique charm, leaving you utterly enchanted. Stroll along winding paths flanked by meticulously trimmed foliage, private and serene, as if worlds away—a tranquil haven urbanites dream of. Poetic moments in hot springs, luxurious private villa baths—at this altitude of 1,000 meters, the silky thermal waters provide the ultimate solace for weary bodies and minds. Wulan Hotel’s open-air pools, whether shared or private, offer nature’s gentlest embrace. I chose a private villa, soaking in warm springs while gazing at distant mountain vistas—time seemed to slow down. SPAHOUSE! Afternoon sunlight filters through the windows, illuminating every corner of the reading lounge, my favorite escape. With a cup of Emei Snow Bud tea in hand and a good book—or flipping through children’s picture books with my little ones—this blend of tranquility and culture makes every vacation moment profound and meaningful. Watching my kids explore the 700-square-meter themed children’s playground, their laughter ringing as they dash between attractions, became the trip’s greatest joy. As for dining, "Shanzhen Hall" is a must—its Leshan and Emei specialties left an unforgettable impression. Meanwhile, Yunjuan Pavilion’s Asian cuisine and Inner Mongolian flavors take your taste buds on a global journey, pairing stunning views with diverse culinary delights—like those lamb skewers. As night falls, I sip a drink at the lobby bar, gazing at the twinkling lights outside, filled with reluctance to leave. Wulan Resort Hotel at Mount Emei isn’t just a place to stay—it’s a profound journey through nature, culture, and the essence of home.