Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

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.

Pioneer Wellness Program at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Six Senses Spa is inspired by the local environment and Taoist traditions. It stays close to nature and focuses on balance through simple, effective methods. Modern tools combined with hands-on therapies help understand sleep, activity, and overall wellbeing, allowing treatments to be tailored to individual needs.

Wellness Programs across four focus areas: Sleep, Detox, Fitness, and Yoga, available in 3, 5, and 7-day journeys. The 7-day Sleep program includes personal consultation, sleep tracking and review, Tai Chi from its place of origin, Ba Duan Jin as a traditional movement practice, sound healing inspired by local natural elements, personal training, and a series of environment-based treatments such as holistic massage, herbal therapy, facial care, foot massage, and head massage.

Beyond a typical stay, supporting better rest quality, and a more balanced daily rhythm during and after time on vacation.

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For exploring the nature and culture of Sichuan, Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain is a great place to start.

For panda lovers, there are 3 places nearby to see giant pandas and 1 for red pandas around the resort:
• Panda Ark (15-minute drive)
• Panda Valley (20-minute drive)
• Wolong Shenshuping Panda Base (70-minute drive)
• Red Panda Forest Park (45-minute drive)

Join the panda volunteer program with the Guest Experience Makers, where you can prepare bamboo and panda cakes and learn about daily panda care.

At Red Panda Forest Park, walk through open ecological areas and observe red pandas moving freely while taking part in feeding and conservation activities.

For culture lovers, visit Sanxingdui Museum (70-minute drive), and discover the mysteries of the ancient Shu civilization dating back over 4,000 years

Or follow Marco Polo to the Dujiangyan Irrigation System (30-minute drive), an engineering project built in 256 BC that still works today.

For outdoor enthusiasts, hike Qingcheng Mountain, known as the birthplace of Taoism(5-minute walk from the resort).

Jiezi Ancient Town and Yuantong Ancient Town are also nearby (25-minute drive), offering a glimpse of traditional Sichuan local life.

Q1 Sustainability Footprint

This quarter, our chicken coop welcomed 13 new chicks after around 20 days of natural incubation. At the same time, the first group born last October has now started laying eggs, forming a small ecosystem where chicken manure naturally fertilizes the farm and nourishes crops.

We served 30,939 glass bottles of water to reduce plastic use. 152 “Shan Shan” toys found new homes with our guests, and all profits were donated to Chengdu Caring House Animal Shelter.

We also welcomed local school children to our farm. They learned about soil, compost and the full journey of plant growth from seed to harvest, and planted corn seeds by themselves. During Earth Hour, guests joined workshops using recycled materials to create beeswax wraps for wrapping farm products to take home.

Seasonal wellness at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain follows the rhythm of early summer through a multi-sensory approach.

🛌Sleep with Six Senses
In-villa soaking with lemon, ginger, bath salts, or milk. Pillows filled with cassia seed, buckwheat, and lavender bring a natural scents that support better rest.

☯️Local wellness
Morning Tai Chi with a local master, balance Yin and Yang of the body. Herbal baths and Bamboo massage, using local materials, works through the body in a grounding way.

🥬Eat with Six Senses
Sit under the banyan tree at The Square with a cup of local seasonal tea. Bistro dishes are created with fresh, seasonal ingredients, sourced from the resort’s farm and nearby.

🔍Beyond the stay
Seasonal wellness continues through destination experiences. Join the Taoist Walking Regimen, walk to reconnect with yourself, the season, and the surrounding culture.

Sportcation at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Deep in the birthplace of Taoism, start the day with morning Tai Chi guided by a local master to balance the Yin and Yang of the body. Then step out for a hike into Qingcheng Mountain, just minutes’ walk from the resort, to explore ancient culture up close.

There’s high energy in smashing a winner on a tennis court surrounded by nature. Whether it’s pickleball, basketball, or join traditional Chinese activities of Touhu and shuttlecock kicking.

Slow down with a few laps in the heated swimming pool, or head to the poolside and relax with a seasonal drink while watching the sunset over the peaks. The yoga studio and sauna are also available. Between the 24-hour gym stay flexible.

Moving is a powerful way to connect with ourselves, come and leading a pioneer way of wellness travel.

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A day well spent at The Square

Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain introduces a new bistro concept at The Square. Easy, carefree all-day dining under the shade of banyan tree. Indoor or outdoor, come as you like.

The calm rhythm of Sichuan tea culture meets Western plates, built around local produce and what’s in season. Cooking stays simple like grandma kitchen.

Burrata Cheese🧀
A classic from southern Italy, served with seasonal Sichuan tomatoes, arugula, and house made basil sauce.
Villager’s Pizza 🍕
Crisp crust with local toppings,cured pork and fresh bamboo shoots.

Enjoy the laid-back charm of local culture. By day, sit in the sun and listen to birds in the trees. By night, stay for live Cuban music. Let your senses awaken during your holiday.

Well-being starts young around here 🌿

Holidays become something more when kids are given the space to explore,within themselves, and the world around them.

♻️Sustainability Camp: Mornings begin with muddy hands at The Farm. Harvesting, discovering, making new friends, and learning how to care for the Earth in their own little ways.

🐣Chicken Coop: Step into where tiny lives begin, watch, interact, and see how yesterday’s compost becomes tomorrow’s nourishment.

🧩Heritage Workshop: Playful creativity, hands-on moments where stories of the land are passed down in the most meaningful way.

👨‍🍳Little Chef Class:
From farm to table, little chefs shape, taste, and share. Making dishes inspired by seasonal ingredients and local traditions.

It’s a journey of discovery, with so much more waiting to be explored!

Spring Freshness Flavors

The land around Qingcheng Mountain is rich and generous. Moist air, fertile soil, and a steady rhythm of seasons allow natural ingredients to grow at their own pace. Our chefs cook guided by what the land offers right now. It’s food that feels familiar, warm, and close to home.

At Zi Qi Yuan Chinese Restaurant, the menu follows the balance of the Five Elements from Taoist philosophy. “Marinated Spring Bamboo Shoots with Green Pepper Scallion Sauce” Ingredients from our resort groves are tossed in a house-made sauce with fresh herbs and Sichuan peppercorn. “Wild Bracken Fern Fried with Preserved Pork Belly”Lightly smoky with a natural crunch, it brings out a home-style flavor that feels like made in a gramma’s kitchen.

At The Square, afternoon tea inspired by the panda character Pang Hua. Under the old banyan tree, a mix of sweet and savory bites is made with local sources.

Your Ultimate Summer Escape

Ditch the heat and head to the mountains. Located at the birthplace of Taoism, Qing Cheng Mountain is your must to go place on the list.

Your Home Away from Home
Whether you’re traveling as a small party or with the whole extended family, you can stay your way. Our suites and courtyard villas, inspired by traditional Sichuan architecture, spend the day in the pool or host a private courtyard BBQ. It’s your kind of fun.

🌿Fun & Quirky Activities
Join hands-on local heritage classes
Get moving with forest sports
Refreshing summer spa ritual
Start morning with Tai Chi classes

Want to go deeper?
Our Guest Experience Makers handle transport, meals, and expert storytelling so you can just enjoy the ride.

🐼 Meet the locals
Step out with our GEM as a Giant Panda or Red Panda Volunteer. Get up close and watch them eat, lounge, and live their best lazy summer life.

🌙 Follow Marco Polo
Walk through time at Dujiangyan Irrigation System, built over 2,000 years ago. Then stay out after dark, lantern-lit bridges, old streets, and that warm summer night buzz.

🥾 For curious explorers
Hike up Qing Cheng Mountain or try something slower, like a Taoist walk, and end the day a little closer to yourself, nature, and each other.

☀️ Plan ahead perk
Book 30 days in advance and enjoy 10% off our Best Flexible Rate, including daily breakfast and more.