1. Cultural core: Themed around the royal heritage of a Ming dynasty prince's mansion, featuring a traditional grey brick and tile courtyard layout, recreating the elegant ancient charm of the mansion. 2. Intangible heritage glass features: Incorporates Datong's intangible heritage glass into courtyards, corridors and door/window details, with rich light and shadow effects under lighting, creating a full ancient atmosphere. 3. Primary colour aesthetic design: Vermilion (royal mansion), warm yellow and elegant blue run throughout the space, blending traditional ancient architecture with modern minimalist design, keeping it lively and fresh. 4. Social media-friendly spots: Courtyard terraces, glass corridors, cartoon-style Northern Wei Buddha photo walls, authentic Hanfu photo backdrops, attracting many daily visitors, popular on Xiaohongshu and Douyin. Yungang Grottoes is a national 5A-level tourist attraction, rated as one of the first national 5A sites in 2007; it is also a World Cultural Heritage site, one of the first key national cultural relic protection units, and one of the three major grottoes in China. Over 1500 years ago, the Northern Wei royal family mobilised the entire country to carve it, taking nearly 70 years to complete. It is the first royal grotto complex of a unified dynasty, carving five Northern Wei emperors into giant Buddhas, “the emperor is the Buddha,” blending Xianbei steppe culture, Central Plains Han culture, and ancient Indian Buddhist art, witnessing the entire process of Buddhism becoming Chinese.
Checkingin
Check In Days: Mon
Check In Earliest: 14:00
Check In Latest: 14:00
Check Out Earliest: 12:00
Check Out Latest: 12:00
Alcohol Restricted - Yes, Alcohol Served Onsite - Yes, Animals are permitted; You must contact resort prior to travel for restrictions and or fees., Breakfast included.