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The newest addition to the T’ROKA hotel collection — Rissai Valley, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve — offers an immersive connection to the landscapes and traditions of Jiuzhaigou Valley, where the beauty of nature meets Tibetan culture.

China’s Jiuzhaigou Valley (also known as the magical “Valley of Nine Villages”) is perhaps one of the country’s underrated gems. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed site may be slightly off the beaten track, but its charms are certainly worth the journey. A Y-shaped valley with three main sections (the Zechawa, Rize and Shuzheng valleys), this picturesque fairyland is beloved for its sparkling, jewel-coloured lakes, cascading waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks. And now with T’ROKA by Holiday Tours, you can explore this enchanting valley with exclusive travel privileges and personalised service at every step of your journey.

In Jiuzhaigou you will also find Rissai Valley, the latest resort in the prestigious Ritz-Carlton Reserve portfolio. Fitted snugly between forests, Rissai Valley is both an intimate luxury hideaway as well as an immersive experience with Jiuzhaigou’s natural surroundings and the culture of traditional Tibetan village life.

Rissai Valley first opened its doors in June last year. The name is derived from the Tibetan word for “village” and also traces back to the original meaning of Jiuzhaigou, or “nine villages” in Chinese. Featuring 87 private villas, Rissai Valley stretches across a 72,000-hectare nature reserve. And what encompasses it? The ancient forests that make up the Jiuzhaigou National Park: some of China’s rarest species of plants, animals, and birds, trees with vibrant, colourful leaves. Nature lovers are welcome to make the hike within the national park and sample traditional Tibetan cuisine.

As Rissai Valley is nestled near Jiuzhaigou Valley, a prolonged stay would also mean some of the best views you can get. All 87 villas within the reserve offer absolutely stunning views of the snow-capped Minshan mountain range, forests, and ancient Tibetan villages. The interiors of the reserve were meticulously crafted by the late Indonesian interior design legend Jaya Ibrahim. As you walk into Rissai Valley, you’ll find shades of green, emerald, and blue — as though they were the sparkling waters of Jiuzhaigou itself, while also celebrating the culture and heritage of local villages through artisanal Tibetan craftsmanship.

Within Rissai Valley, dining is an experience in itself. Take in the beautiful surroundings as you indulge in your meals, or traipse on a romantic dinner at Dining Beyond, a customised dining experience, in a picturesque garden setting overlooking the forests. Family picnics by Jiuzhaigou’s crystal-clear streams or against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains are also fully encouraged.

Positioning itself as a sanctuary dedicated to holistic wellness and peace of mind, the Rissai Spa is the best spot to unwind after a full day of exploring. Using ancient healing modalities and treatments inspired by Tibetan philosophies, you’ll be sure to slip right into a tranquil state of mind at the spa.

The culture of Rissai Valley reflects that of its surrounding traditions. On your immersive trip, the reserve connects you with the natural surroundings and culture of traditional Xizang village life. As you embark on your journey, a “Nieba” (which translates as “personal host”), who is well-versed in local traditions and distinctiveness, also acts as your destination insider, so you know exactly what awaits you at each point. The Neiba also takes care of every detail for guests, ensuring a seamless stay experience for you.

Bo Ri Village, an idyllic ancient village situated just opposite the Reserve, offers all-day dining where you can experience the valley’s authentic cuisines. Within Rissai Valley, refined Sichuan restaurant Cai Lin Xuan highlights local specialties. La Montagne is where you can choose from a range of Mediterranean-inspired cuisine as you immerse in the breathtaking views.

In this idyllic setting of ‘within’ and also ‘on the outer edge’, you can uncover a lot of the valley’s culture — from the artistry of Tibetan folk dance and classical music to the meditative practice of Thangka painting. Of course, making the steps is also highly encouraged — early risers can also join on a leisurely hike into the pristine forests surrounding the property.