Up on the misty ridges of the Yen Tu Mountain, a sacred Zen Buddhist site, the five-star resort of Yen Tu Legacy has currently emerged as an ideal place for spiritual tourism.
Inspired by the ancient architecture of Tran’s dynasty in the 13th century in combination with the quintessence of Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect, the resort offers tourists an exceptional sense of having reached a royal place belonging to the antique dynasties.
The property features handcrafted materials and ancient construction methods by nearby villagers living in the surroundings for generations, creating a harmonious and pure atmosphere right from within the local community.
The corridors, the campuses and the mountain view rooms features local design elements that recall the image of age-old houses built thousands of years ago. Guests will hardly notice the absence of television - a purposeful exemption in order to maintain a sense of respite while indulging in themselves at this mystical property.
Staying at Yen Tu Legacy, those in pursuit of inner calm would derive from great satisfaction from enjoying the extraordinary beauty of the natural forest and serene landscape, especially at sunrise and sunset, and listening to the sound of nature such as leaves rustling in the wind or water flowing down a stream.
“This place can be seen as an amazing site where I can relieve my stress and unlock my inner peace”, Nguyen Thi Thuong Huyen, a tourist from Hanoi said.
Every guest staying overnight at this resort has a special chance to join free yoga 15-minute classes at 7 am every morning and paid meditation classes opened from 10am to 11 am everyday. In addition, zither concerts freely open to tourists at 5pm on a daily basis at Thien Quan, a small coffe shop with a sophisticated, elegant design, have won diverse audiences’ heart.
Other high-end facilies includes gym houses, an outdoor swimming pool, a chidren’s entertaining area, etc.
Cuisine services are available and high-quality. While Tho Quang Restaurant offers unique design in classic style from wood, copper and 100% ceramic tiles are produced by hand from traditional villages with luxurious style, Thien Quan offers a rich menu of teas, coffees as well as a variety of beers, champagnes, wines and cocktails. Other restaurants such as Tung Lam, Com Que, Lang Nuong also provide guests with a variety of indigeous food processed from natural ingredients in Yen Tu area.
Translated by Phuong Loan
