The ideal base for intrepid travellers visiting this exotic destination
Discover the warmth and hospitality of the Tibetan people
Discover the mystery and traditions of Tibetan Buddhism
Tibetan origins with a cozy ambience and seating on a low platform next to the fireplace
Shed the cares of the world while being pampered with our invigorating treatments
The second largest natural terrace of its kind in the world
Hot pot is another local specialty prepared over a fire that makes the best of Gyalthang’s many blessings
Unforgettable lunch at the home of a Tibetan farmer
Draped in a kaleidoscope of ethnic colours, the Deluxe Room exudes the spirit of mystical Gyalthang
A bedroom and adjoining living room including two bathrooms allow guests the freedom of space in ethnic and elegant style
Set your eyes on Mount Kawakarpo’s majestic silhouette on the pyramid-shaped peak towering above the clouds
A distant and secluded hideaway of mesmerising beauty and peace
At Gyalthang Dzong Hotel in Yunnan, China you will discover your own Shangrila... a distant and secluded hideaway of mesmerising beauty and peace. A remote paradise on earth where harmony reigns, where the gods walk among the people, and where man and nature embrace.
For a holiday in a place as novel as it is ancient, choose an Angsana-managed hotel. Gyalthang Dzong Hotel is a typical Tibetan building but with a unique architecture in 'Tibetan lamasery' style.
The storied tales of Shangrila are not new to travellers. The Southern Silk Road began in Sichuan province to the north, crossed the length of Yunnan and continued on to Vietnam. Some 2,000 years later, the region gained a new mystique as the setting in James Hilton's novel 'Lost Horizon'. Today, with the opening of China, Gyalthang Dzong Hotel is the ideal base for intrepid travellers visiting this exotic destination.
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"Excellent! Special for its Tibetan style and elegant decoration. A lot of foreigners lived there."
"the Gyalthang Dzong Hotel, on the site of a traditional lamasery, has thick, white clay walls that would be austere were it not for the richly colored tapestries, paintings, and brass lamps. It has modern plumbing, a wonderful restaurant with Tibetan and Chinese menus, and a bar/library"
