Legacy Yen Tu - MGallery: In search of peaceful days

Located about three hours' drive from Hanoi, after traversing flat roads and following winding mountain paths to the foot of Yen Tu Mountain, Legacy Yen Tu - MGallery emerges like a precious gem nestled deep in the valley, concealing unique and innovative details imbued with a philosophy not found elsewhere. The resort is the perfect choice for those seeking moments of relaxation and rest, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of everyday life in a peaceful and tranquil setting.

Legacy Yen Tu is a 5-star resort belonging to the renowned MGallery hotel chain. It is located at the foot of Yen Tu mountain, in Thuong Yen Cong commune, Uong Bi city, Quang Ninh province, approximately 135 km from the center of Hanoi.

Yen Tu is known as the cradle of Vietnamese Buddhism and a famous spiritual tourist destination in Quang Ninh province. Located in the heart of this sacred Buddhist center, a stay at Legacy Yen Tu allows guests to enjoy luxurious amenities and a rich cultural experience, bringing peace to the soul and immersing themselves in the vast natural landscape.

Legacy Yen Tu was designed by the renowned architect Bill Bensley - the creator of many leading luxury resorts in Vietnam and around the world such as Intercontinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay, Sun Signature Gallery Phu Quoc, Hotel De La Coupole Sa Pa…

The space features architecture typical of the Tran Dynasty in the 13th century.

Drawing inspiration from the essence of the Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect during the Tran Dynasty in the 13th century, Legacy Yen Tu embodies the legacy of Vietnam's thousand-year history. The resort is a popular choice for tourists and Buddhists alike when visiting Yen Tu. Upon arrival, every visitor is amazed and impressed by the luxurious, opulent, and exquisitely refined architecture.

With its classic color palette and materials such as wood, stone, and bronze, along with decorations like thatched walls and wooden doors with latches, this place is likened to a magnificent palace from the Tran Dynasty. Combined with floors made from local ceramics, Legacy Yen Tu becomes familiar to Vietnamese people and leaves a deep impression on foreigners.

Under the masterful hand of architect Bill Bensley, the interior is meticulously arranged and decorated, creating a feeling that is both cozy and luxurious. Not only does Legacy Yen Tu captivate guests with its nostalgic, regal beauty, but it also scores points for its attentive and professional service. From its 133 luxurious rooms, two renowned restaurants, an outdoor swimming pool, and other amenities… all combine to create a unique resort paradise in Vietnam.

With its advantage of a space steeped in nostalgic style, this place is chosen by many tourists to hold spiritual events such as wedding ceremonies and Buddhist discussions. In addition, with its ancient design, it is also an ideal place for young tourists to take photos and check in.

A place for rest and rejuvenation to nurture your precious health.

If you're looking for a place to relax and pamper yourself during your stay at Legacy Yen Tu, Am Tue Tinh is the ideal choice. Here, you can experience natural health and beauty treatments such as sauna, herbal foot baths, and mineral baths, helping you relieve stress and reduce anxiety.

Tuệ Tĩnh Hermitage is named after a renowned Zen master and physician who founded Vietnamese traditional medicine. The word "hermitage" here signifies a place of residence for literati, and the hermitage respectfully treats its guests as "hermitage guests".

With an area of ​​over 2,000 m²²At Tuệ Tĩnh Hermitage, visitors can immerse themselves in a pool of pure energy, serene natural surroundings, and traditional therapeutic treatments. It is considered an ideal place for nurturing body, mind, and spirit.

After the experience, all your senses, both physical and mental, will be relaxed, balanced, and at ease. This service is ideal for improving well-being and for those who are burdened with worries.

A journey to find a sacred place.

Gliding over lush green forests and immersed in the breathtaking scenery of mountains and clouds in Northeast Vietnam, the Yen Tu cable car offers visitors an inspiring journey. With four world-class standard cable car systems operating on two routes: Hoang Long (at an altitude below 700 m) and Bach Long (at an altitude above 700 m), visitors can fully enjoy the majestic landscapes of Vietnam's mountains and forests. The cable car system operates from early morning to late evening, 365 days a year.

Every year in spring, tourists from all over flock to Dong Pagoda for pilgrimage. When staying at Legacy Yen Tu Resort, tourists can freely choose their preferred time to take the cable car to explore Thien Yen Tu peak. Watching the sunrise from the mountaintop is a truly unforgettable experience.

Indulge in exploring a culinary paradise.

Legacy Yen Tu Resort boasts two luxurious restaurants: Tho Quang and Thien Quan. With a capacity of up to 100 people, Tho Quang restaurant features impressive and unique architecture, reflecting the vibrant colors of the mountains and forests. It serves cuisine from all three regions of Vietnam (North, Central, and South) as well as international dishes.

With its luxurious and elegant design, Thiền Quán offers a diverse and extensive menu including various teas, coffees, beers, wines, cocktails... along with attractive and delicious light snacks.

In addition, if you want to try pure, wholesome vegetarian dishes, you can visit Com Que restaurant in Lang Nuong. The vegetarian dishes here are all carefully prepared, boasting rich and delicious flavors.

Phuong Mai is a reporter for Travellive Magazine in Hanoi.

Phuong Mai