Buddha Zen

Buddha Zen Hotel has 35 spacious and bright guest rooms. Fitted with classic wood furnishings in zen style, rooms come with tea/coffee making amenities and a safe. Private bathrooms have a hairdryer and heated showers. Rooms range from superior twin to deluxe suite.

• 215 square feet in size
• 1 double bed
• Accommodates up to 2 people
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Bathroom
• Free toiletries

• 248 square feet in size
• 1 large double bed
• Accommodates up to 2 people
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Bathroom
• Free toiletries

• 269 square feet in size
• 2 single beds
• Accommodates up to 2 people
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Bathroom
• Free toiletries

• 431 square feet in size
• 1 large double bed
• Accommodates up to 2 people
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Bathroom
• Free toiletries

• 409 square feet in size
• 2 double beds
• Accommodates up to 2 people plus one child
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Bathroom
• Free toiletries

• 248 square feet in size
• 1 extra large double bed
• Accommodates up to 2 people plus one child
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Bathroom
• Free toiletries

• 700 square feet in size
• 1 extra large double bed
• Accommodates up to 2 people plus one child
• Mountain view
• Seating area
• Desk
• TV
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite and cable channels
• Telephone
• Air conditioning
• Safety deposit box
• Electric kettle
• Private bathroom
• Free toiletries

Dine at the Rong Zhai restaurant to enjoy the delicacies in the Chinese garden through latticed wooden windows, enjoying the views of the beautiful landscape. This is a vegetarian restaurant that serves a la carte dishes prepared by local chefs who use fresh produce when cooking meals.

Taste a variety of different teas that are grown in China to experience the connection between drinking tea and being zen to purify your mind and cultivate your spirit.

Take part in a tour to explore Sichuan and Yunnan where you will have the opportunity to visit the Chengdu Panda Research Base to see the giant pandas, see the sacred Giant Buddha of Leshan and ascend the Emei Mountain. You will also have the chance to meet the diverse ethnic minorities of Yunnan Province, explore the old towns of Dali and Lijiang and venture to Shangri-La to see the breath taking scenery and the Tibetan culture.

This tour takes you to the Forbidden City, the Great Wall at Jinshanling Pass and Terracotta Warriors. A guide will take you to the countryside in Yangshuo, Longji and Zhongdian to explore the stunning scenery that surrounds you as well as learning about Naxi faith and Tibetan culture in Yunnan. You will have the opportunity to see giant pandas at the Chengdu Panda Research Base and taste the delicious street food of Xian’s Muslim Quarter. The price of this tour includes in-destination transfers, activities and excursions as detailed, and all accommodations.

Wenshu Monastery is the best preserved Buddhist temple in Chengdu and is the home of the Buddhist Association of Sichuan Province and Chengdu City. Visitors can observe the cultural relics stored at the monastery as over 500 pieces of paintings and calligraphy have been held here since the Tang and Song dynasties. There is also an exquisite garden and solemn halls that can be explored or visitors can relax in the Tea House, listening to music by folk artists whilst enjoying a refreshing cup of tea.

People are at the heart of everything that the resort does. They are committed to keeping the benefits of travel within the local communities whilst keeping all negative impacts to a minimum. The resort has created a platform in order to support their clients, suppliers, employees and local communities in taking part in responsible travel and sustainability as they believe everyone has an impact on the environment.

The resort respects the culture within the local communities by observing local cultural sensitivities as this helps to engage with local people. Naya Ganawa Resort also supports community-run and locally owned businesses, encourages people to eat in locally owned restaurants and order local drinks and produce to support the local area. Handmade crafts and locally produced souvenirs are available to purchase during a visit to the resort as this helps to support the community initiatives.

Naya Ganawa Resort is conscious of sustainable travel and does what it can to provide this. Waste is recycled at the resort, plastic is reduced by using reusable water bottles and offering drinks without the use of a plastic straw and there is a policy for reusing sheets and towels if guests wish to do so as this saves on the amount of water used. The resort also takes part in energy conservation by reminding guests to turn off lights and electrical equipment in rooms when not in use as this saves energy.

The resort is committed to preserve nature in the surrounding environment and encourages people to help as much as they can as even the smallest act can have a large positive impact. There are paths in national parks and nature reserves that protect the environment when used by visitors as this avoids disturbing animals and prevents natural habitats from being damaged.