OUR SHARED STORIES

As urbanisation rises, Banyan Group focuses on enhancing biodiversity and supporting efforts to restore habitats across its properties.

Swim amongst vibrant reefs, explore the Rannamaari shipwreck, and embrace Maldivian artistry, marine conservation, crafts, and sustainable design at Dhawa Ihuru in the Maldives.

Adventures, culture and natural beauty collide in Zhuhai, China, where you can experience unforgettable moments with your family and friends.

The ancient art form of Noh theatre lives on in the heart of Kyoto. At Banyan Tree Higashiyama Kyoto, an immersive experience of Kyoto’s rich cultural heritage awaits.

Rediscover the beauty in simplicity. Immerse yourself in serene wellbeing and cultural experiences that reconnect you with nature and yourself.

Discover the coconut heritage of Koh Samui and experience the vibrant culture and stunning beaches of “Coconut Island.”

Explore how this village preserves ancient traditional Vietnamese crafts techniques with sustainable natural materials.

Basmati, Arborio, black and red – We love our rice, but how much do we actually know about it?

We believe that travel can be a force for good. With these tips, your holiday can help support the communities and environments you visit.

Tucked away in San Jerónimo Tecuanipan, Mexico is Casita de Barro. Manuel and Ina founded it as a hub for exploring simple living and sustainable agriculture.

Since our inception, we have been guided by the ethos of “Embracing the Environment, Empowering People”. Our mission is to ensure our world remains filled with wonder.

Remember the travel adage “Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints?” Find out how to give back while creating lifelong memories at Banyan Tree Bintan.

Children in Santa Cecilia now have access to education nearby, thanks to Banyan Tree Mayakoba’s Kaxan Naát School project, proving tourism can make a positive impact.

Explore life in the Tibetan village of Hang Po in the Himalayas, where yak butter lamps, wooden farmhouses, and arts like embroidery offer a tapestry of tradition and spirituality.

The island of Ban Koh Klang in Krabi is home to locals earning a living through trade, fishing, and rice farming. Explore their life through mangrove forests and handicrafts.

Singaperang, a village near our Bali resort Buahan, sits on fertile volcanic soils for crops. The village farm has native edible plants used in traditional cooking for generations.

Break free and reconnect with your inner self. From China to Mexico, from the coast to the countryside, experience the healing power of nature at these serene hideaways.

Kuala Lumpur’s pewter tradition dates back to the 1800s. Royal Selangor, a major family business, is committed to sustainability and preserving this heritage for future generations.

Explore practical mindfulness techniques for daily life. Learn easy ways to cultivate mindfulness anywhere, from setting intentions to savouring moments and deepening connections.

Get to know the ‘human rewilding’ movement, and learn how embracing nature can help us rediscover a more primal and harmonious state of being.

See how Step-Up International Laguna Kindergarten (SILK) at Laguna Phuket integrates sustainability, inclusivity, and nature-based learning for children of employees and local families.

While nature’s paintbrush blesses the dramatic Rif Mountains, nearby Tetouan is home to locals ensuring traditional Moroccan art thrives.

We have the privilege of working with exceptionally talented women, including artisans that create beautiful handcrafted products sold at our Banyan Tree Gallery retail outlets.

Our team at the award-winning resort Buahan, a Banyan Tree Escape, is helping to conserve fireflies, a beloved sight that inspires wonder and indicates healthy natural ecosystems.