Angsana Player will embark with you on wondrous journeys of discovery. Greet the dawn with the revitalizing power of Baduanjin or Taichi, or delve into the profound study of local intangible cultural heritage. Let cultural legacy deepen the meaning of your travels as we help you etch enduring memories imbued with human warmth.
Join Angsana Player in a journey into Yunnan’s ancient blessing ritual, where you can hand-print a meaningful gift filled with well wishes. Gently pressing soft Teng paper onto intricately carved Jia Ma woodblocks, auspicious figures such as the Five Wealth Gods, Kui Xing, and the Gods of Harmony and Joy gradually emerge. Each line carries heartfelt wishes for peace, prosperity, and fulfillment. This hands-on experience is more than a cultural encounter—it is a gesture of affection. Share the warmth by gifting your print to loved ones, and pass on blessings that last beyond the moment.
Nestled at the foot of Tengchong’s Gaoligong Mountains, the resort enjoys exceptionally pure air, with negative oxygen ion levels reaching up to 8,400 ions/cm³—rivaling that of a natural oxygen bar. Each breath feels like a gentle cleansing by nature itself.
At dawn, clouds roll over the mountain peaks, and soft morning light spills across the lush green valley. Guests are invited to join the Angsana player at Welcome Pavilion, facing the misty mountains, to begin the day with Baduanjin or Tai Chi. As movements flow gently and breaths align with nature’s rhythm, guests experience a deep connection between body and landscape. Amid the forest stillness, the practice refreshes both body and mind—turning each moment of the journey into a healing embrace with nature.
The oil paper umbrella, a distinctive intangible cultural heritage of Tengchong, carries the region’s rich history and cultural essence. Angsana Guides lead guests on a unique journey to experience this traditional craft firsthand. Guests personally paint their favorite designs, unleashing creativity and color on the pristine white surface of the umbrella, where traditional craftsmanship meets modern aesthetics. Afterward, the umbrella is coated with tung oil and patiently dried, transforming each piece into a one-of-a-kind work of art that reflects the guest’s creativity and respect for Tengchong’s culture. These finished umbrellas make precious keepsakes to take home—lasting mementos of the journey and meaningful support for the preservation and continuation of this treasured heritage.