Amanyangyun
Minhang, Shanghai
“Ancient camphor sanctuary”
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Vibe
Reflective stone ponds and minimalist glass pavilions sit wrapped in an ancient camphor forest forty-five minutes outside central Shanghai.
“Ancient camphor sanctuary”
Reconstructed Ming and Qing dynasty courtyard residences with 400-year-old carved stone reliefs and ornate timber beams.
Kerry Hill's serene walled-village masterstroke blending raw nanmu timber, minimalist glass pavilions, and reflective stone ponds.
A 2,840-square-meter subterranean spa complex featuring a Russian banya, Moroccan hammam, and 57-meter forest pool.
In a relocated ancient camphor forest in Minhang, forty-five minutes outside central Shanghai
Rooms
Restored Ming and Qing dynasty villas feature ornate nanmu timber, 400-year-old stone reliefs, and tranquil walled courtyards.
Wellness
The subterranean spa complex spans a Russian banya, a Moroccan hammam, and a 57-meter pool framed by forest greenery.
Backstory
Over fifteen years, ten thousand ancient camphor trees and dozens of historic dwellings were relocated seven hundred kilometers to avoid reservoir flooding.
Eat & drink
Lazhu serves spiced Jiangxi dishes alongside Cantonese fare, while Arva focuses on seasonal Italian plates beside the lake.
“A cultural pavilion offers guests an introduction to traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting, while the forest park provides total immersion in nature.”
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