Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Pets Are Part of the Journey

Bring your best companion along and enjoy a relaxing stay surrounded by nature. All room categories welcome pets. Natural wood interiors create a comfortable space, while private gardens give your furry friend plenty of room to explore, play and simply be themselves.

Each pet-friendly room includes thoughtful amenities to make travelling easier. A pet menu inspired by the farm-to-fork philosophy offers fresh meals, while a specially curated pet playlist helps everyone settle into holiday mode.

Let your dog run free at Happy Claws, featuring agility equipment made by the resort’s engineering team using sustainable bamboo, wood and eco-friendly materials. Spend quality time together or gather friends for a picnic with a chef-prepared hamper.

Slow down, and enjoy a getaway with your best friend by your side, where every member of the family feels at home.

How did our sustainability efforts grow this summer?

Six Senses Earth Lab is a hub for sustainability engagement, where guests explore our environmental initiatives through interactive displays featuring energy, farm harvests, biodiversity, and drinking water bottling. 1,152 guests participated in Earth Lab experiences, discovering practical ways to travel more sustainably in this season.

🏠 Launched the Girls’ Home initiative, supporting girls in remote mountain communities through education, wellbeing, and future hospitality career opportunities.

📖 Delivered sustainability workshops at local primary schools, promoting plastic awareness and regenerative thinking.

🚲 Upcycled 300 used coffee capsules into a recycled bicycle.

🥬 Harvested 1,410.24 kg of seasonal produce from our farm, offering rice planting experiences that celebrate regenerative farming.

Creating meaningful connections that inspire positive change with every stay.

24 Hours at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

🕘9:00 am | F2F breakfast
Start your day with a healthy breakfast made with fresh ingredients picked from our farm and local produce.

🕙10:00 am | Morning Tai Chi
Join a Tai Chi session led by a 37th-generation Qing Cheng Pai master and experience the gentle flow of movement while reconnecting with yourself and nature.

🕒2:00 pm | Movement
Get moving at Multifunctional sports area surrounded by nature.

🕓4:00 pm | Meet the pandas
Head to Panda Valley and watch these local celebrities cool off.

🕕6:00 pm | Destination dining
Enjoy the blue hour at The View with sunset mountain views for a romantic evening.

🕘9:00 pm | Seasonal cocktails at The Moon Bar
Cool down with a special, enjoy live band music, and take in the handwoven bamboo roof inspired by local heritage with stars light.

🕚10:30 pm | Sleep With Six Senses
Natural bedding and pillow menu, dedicated sleep programs and plenty of ZZZZs..

There’s always something fun&quirky waiting to be found.

Destination Dining Experiences at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain.

Guided by the Eat With Six Senses three core beliefs: natural ingredients, local & sustainable, less is more, the resort offers destination dining experiences that celebrate local flavors, wellness, and a deep connection to nature and culture.

The View
Located at the highest point of the resort. As the sun sets, you can enjoy the changing mountain scenery accompanied by live music, creating a memorable setting for two.

The Farm
The Farm invites guests to dine surrounded by nature. The landscape and seasonal harvest change throughout the year, offering an farm to fork experience while enjoying the beauty of each season.

Poolside
It is a fun&quirky way for relaxed summer dining. Guests can gather for a poolside party in the evening, with twinkling lights and the starry sky reflected on the water.

Secret Dining
Hidden within a bamboo grove, it is a Chinese dining room showcasing local culinary traditions. An open chef’s table allows guests to join the chef to learn how to make foods while discovering the stories behind each dish.

Sustainable Development Summer Camp♻️

Spend a cooler summer at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain, where children can learn through nature, play and hands-on experiences.

Inspired by Grow With Six Senses, the Sustainable Development Summer Camp incorporates children to the six dimensions of wellness through a variety of activities. Over two days, they will feed chickens, collect eggs, harvest local vegetables, learn about composting, and discover the resort’s small ecosystem, understand how vegetables nourish chickens, how chickens help enrich the soil, and how the soil supports the growth of fresh produce. Children will also food making, visiting the Insect Museum, creating crafts from recycled materials, and taking part in outdoor activities while connecting with nature and making new friends from around the world.

As they complete each activity, they’ll collect stamps in their Six Senses Passport before receiving a Climate Guardian Certificate at the end of the camp.

Seasonal Thai Wellness Journey at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

The 1,710 sq.m. spa offers a peaceful space inspired by the natural surroundings of Qing Cheng Mountain. With a wide range of wellness experiences, every treatment is designed to help guests rest, restore, and reconnect.

This summer, we are pleased to welcome a visiting therapist from Six Senses Yao Noi. With over 20 years of hands-on therapy experience and 10 years as a spa trainer, she specializes in a wide range of massage techniques and wellness treatments, offering each guest a personalized experience based on individual needs.

Available treatments include Classic Thai Massage, Thai Herbal Compress, Holistic Massage, and Deep Tissue Massage. Blending traditional Thai techniques with locally sourced herbs and botanicals.

Summer at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain comes with just the right temperature, fresh mountain air, and a slower pace of life.

The logo originates from the blessing marks made by the fingers of Buddhist monks on auspicious occasions in Thailand. The three primary senses of sight, sound, touch are positioned at the base of the pyramid. The second tier represents the harmony of taste and smell. The apex represents the sixth sense - intuition.

Sight
Direct views of Qingcheng Mountain upon arrival. Green, lush landscapes with mist drifting through after rain.

Sound
Leaves moving in the wind, flowing water, birdsong, and the calming sound of bamboo during wellness experiences.

Touch
Soft natural linens, wooden floors under bare feet, and Tai Chi on the grass, feeling grounded and connected to the earth.

Taste
Seasonal ingredients from our own farm, grown with compost made from kitchen waste, and served across our restaurants through a farm-to-fork approach.

Smell
Air rich in negative ions, summer scents from plants and fruit trees, and the aroma of local tea around The Square.

Intuition
When it takes over, it brings us full circle, leaving us open to reconnect with the world, nature, others, and ourselves.

Stay your way at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain.

Inspired by traditional West Sichuan style and natural materials, offering accommodation for couples, families and friends, with private balcony, garden, courtyard, hot spring, pool and pet-friendly options.

Six Senses Family Suite
Wooden bunk beds and a private garden for two adults and two children.

Two-Bedroom Pool Villa
Perfect for summer swims and BBQ. Enjoy courtyard movie nights or learn to play Sichuan mahjong. Ideal for multi-generational families or groups gathering together.

Courtyard Hot Spring Suite
Four suites share a courtyard while offering private spaces and individual hot tubs, with views of the natural landscape at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain.

Presidential Villa
9,095 sq.ft. with four suites, heated pool, dining room, library and multi-function room overlooking the mountains.

More room categories await discovery. Find the stay that suits you best!

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Fun & Quirky culture activities at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain.

Every day brings different activities for all ages. At the birthplace of Taoism, mornings begin with Tai Chi led by a local master. Slow movements and yin and yang balance help you reconnect with your body and nature. Or join a round of Sichuan Mahjong, a local pastime that has been part of everyday life here for generations.

Hands-on workshops inspired by local plants are also part of the experience. Make your own herbal compress ball, traditionally used to release tension. Or create handmade incense using osmanthus picked inside the resort, and take home the smell as a memory. There’s also soap making with soapberry, a natural plant known for its gentle cleansing properties.

If you’re curious about cultural heritage, try bamboo weaving, dough sculpture, or tea dyeing classes. Local artisans guide each session while sharing the stories and traditions behind these heritage skills.

More activities include paper making, calligraphy copying, Chinese snacks cooking, and seasonal experiences to explore.