Putuo Mountain, a place of Zen and spiritual retreat

The Radisson Hotel Putuo Mountain was formerly the Haishu Zen Temple during the Ming Dynasty. Today, it continues the century-old Zen tradition on the original site. Five ancient camphor trees outside the courtyard seem to welcome guests, while the 800-year-old camphor tree from the Southern Song Dynasty in the courtyard bears witness to the passage of time and the legacy of Guanyin belief. Located in the Buddhist kingdom by the sea, far from the hustle and bustle. The ancient camphor trees in front of the manor connect with the sea and sky, and the sound of waves and temple bells intertwine, making you forget the urban chaos as soon as you step in. The garden is warm in the morning, with lush trees, deep courtyards, and grass pavilions painting a picture of natural beauty with the ancient camphor trees. Walking through it is a leisurely experience. The rooms are comfortable and elegant, with Zen elements scattered throughout. Open the window to a view, and every detail is carefully crafted. Here, you sleep well, nurture your body and mind, and fatigue dissipates instantly. The hotel's dining is exceptional! The dishes combine tradition and creativity, with seasonal updates and meticulous preparation, warming both the stomach and the heart. Every bite is a celebration of taste buds, and there are many exclusive benefits for members. At night, the Zen music in the courtyard echoes with the distant temple chanting. Under the ancient camphor tree "Bijingkong," close your eyes and meditate, feeling the resilience and tranquility, as if your soul is cleansed and purified.