Songtsam Lodge Nujiang Canyon

Songtsam Lodge Nujiang Canyon is located in Chisadi Village, within the core area of the Three Parallel Rivers, in the hinterland of the Biluo Snow Mountain, on the east bank of the Nujiang River. You can stop here to observe the sea of clouds in the canyon in the morning, enjoy the sunset over the Nu River in the evening, and look at a sky full of stars at night. This typical mountainous building embodies the concept of harmonious coexistence with nature and its local villages. The first phase of the lodge comprises 55 rooms, all facing the Nujiang Grand Canyon and ranging in size from 40 to 246 square meters, from standard rooms to a four-bedroom deluxe suite. The unique fruitful environment of the Nujiang Grand Canyon has given rise to a variety of flourishing produce, delicious all year round. The culinary team uses locally sourced ingredients such as truffles, matsutake, amomum tsao-ko and Salween tallow, and combines the cooking techniques of Southeast Asian countries, including Western Yunnan and Myanmar, tracing the culinary traditions along the Ancient Tea Horse Road. At Laomudeng Church, the largest Christian church in the Nujiang basin, visitors are captivated by the natural harmony of the villagers chanting four-part hymns in Lisu, as effortlessly as breathing. Zhiziluo, nestled under the clouds, preserves the memory of a bygone era, and wandering its streets and alleys feels like stepping back into the old days of Nujiang. Outdoor sports enthusiasts can ascend to the mountain's peak at 3,300 meters in one go, observing the mythical 'root of Lisu' associated with moonstone legends, or follow Songtsam's designated staff to Yaping, deep in the Gaoligong Mountains, to search for flagship species in the secluded forest.