Gyalthang Dzong Hotel
Introduction
Opened in 2003, Gyalthang Dzong Hotel featuring 47 rooms and suites is tucked amidst soaring white-peaked mountains, poised statuesquely 3,300 metres above sea level in Gyalthang (renamed Shangri-La by China’s State Council in Yunnan) and set against the majestic contours of snow-capped Rotupo Mountain, the protector mountain of Gyalthang.
Gyalthang Dzong Hotel is a typical Tibetan building but with a unique architecture in 'Tibetan lamasery' style. A lamasery is a monastery for lamas - Buddhist monks who are spiritually qualified to lead people towards enlightenment.
Responsible Development
University Scholarships
Banyan Tree has continued its scholarships offered to Yunnan University’s School
Solidifying local infrastructure
Banyan Tree helped to solidify local infrastructure in Yunnan, China
Walk for Chalk
Banyan Tree supported the Walk for Chalk in support of the Chi Heng Foundation.
Cultural filming
Fund and support the preservation of the cultural beauty and elegance of Yunnan.
Wen Hai Primary
Banyan Tree has continued supporting Wen Hai Primary School.