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The Year of the Dragon brings with it a hope of calmness, loyalty and reliability, akin to the personality of the spirit animal and at Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, the mood is elevated with sumptuous feasts and immersive resort experiences.

“Expect festivities rooted in local traditions, bringing together common themes of warmth and sharing that signify this holiday,” says Sean Mosher, General Manager. The Year of the Yang Wood Dragon is often associated with nature, offering guests a unique opportunity to reconnect with their loved ones. “And what better place to experience this profound connection than at our lush countryside retreat,” quizzes Mosher.

Thailand by Four Seasons

During the enchanting month of February, when Northern Thailand basks in the cool winter air, Four Seasons extends an invitation to couples and solo travellers to indulge in an extended stay of sheer luxury. The Extended Stay package is tailored for those seeking a prolonged retreat amid the serene beauty of Chiang Mai, offering special savings for stays of four nights or more. Adding to the allure, Assistant Pastry Chef Thanakorn Thongpa delights guests with exquisite in-villa amenities, ensuring a touch of surprise and joy in every moment.

Couples looking for a romantic getaway will find the Pool Villa room category particularly enticing. These private havens are designed for intimacy and relaxation, offering secluded luxury amid lush landscapes. Solo travellers, too, will find solace and tranquillity in these serene spaces, perfect for introspection and relaxation. Meanwhile, families exploring Northern Thailand can revel in the richness of culture and comfort with the Private Retreats package, crafted to provide a seamless blend of local heritage and Four Seasons luxury. This special offering promises an exceptional experience within the expansive Residence Villa, creating unforgettable memories for every family member. At Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai, every guest, regardless of their journey or companions, is assured a stay that resonates with harmony, luxury, and the essence of Northern Thailand.

Feast for the Senses

A key highlight of the Lunar New Year is family get-togethers and dining experiences with live music and the lion dance taking centre-stage. The festive fervour reaches new highs as multiple venues come alive with themed lunches and dinners. Succulent Peking Roast Duck, served with delicate pancakes and Chef’s own house sauce will compete with Beef Yakiniku at the premium Asian BBQ section at KHAO by Four Seasons. “The finest desserts including a Chocolate Chinese Five-Spice Cake and Almond Jelly with seasonal fruits will leave you lingering for more,” says Thongpa. In keeping with tradition, a mesmerizing lion and dragon puppet dances will be performed by local troupes, and venues will be decorated with elegant lanterns during the New Year celebration. For those who would like to enjoy a leisurely day at the Resort, the afternoon tea featuring farm-fresh strawberries enhances the celebratory mood.

Revive and Prosper

In tune with the calmness of the spirit animal, Wara Cheewa Spa in Chiang Mai offers Lunar Radiance Spa Ritual – an immersive 90-minute ritual, pairing the 111SKIN Signature Harley Street Facial with a soothing leg and foot massage. “Two skilled therapists work in harmony in this sublime experience that boosts feelings of joyousness, and vitality,” suggests Saowapa Thumapun, Director of Spa. As one unwinds, sip on warm chrysanthemum tea and toast to a prosperous year ahead. Manifesting the calmness of the Yang Wood Dragon, the Resort will organize a New Moon Manifestation Sound Bath – a meditative journey set to the celestial tones of Crystal Singing Bowls and Tibetan Healing Bowls, perfectly timed with the New Moon. “This experience, along with Serene Sound Flow experience, are a symbol of new beginnings,” says Thumapun.

Family Fun

Elevating the joyousness of the Year of the Dragon, the La-On Kids Club features a range of themed activities. These complimentary offerings include a Lunar New Year Parade, a Treasure Hunt, Chinese Blossom Art Class, Chinese Dragon Mask Making, Dragon Puppet Making, New Year Chinese Drum, Panda Doll Making, Fan Painting, and more. “We promise a whole lot of fun and creative thinking during these sessions!” smiles Ashok Nair, Director of Rooms and Residences. And while the children are engaged, adults can truly immerse in the local tradition at their own pace – whether it is early morning cycling around Mae Rim valley, a relaxing private yoga session or even an active Muay Thai kickboxing lesson in the outdoors.

via: Digital Nomad Accommodation