Sanctuaries shaped by land, culture, and spirit.
Sohōm destinations are chosen not only for their beauty, but for their ability to restore and inspire.
Each location brings together nature, culture, and a quiet sense of place; creating sanctuaries guests return to, time and again.
Miaoli, Taiwan
In the mountains of central Taiwan, Miaoli is a place of forests, tea fields, and rich indigenous heritage. Here, wellness flows from the land itself: tea ceremonies with local masters, forest bathing in bamboo groves, herbal medicine traditions passed down for generations.
Sohōm Miaoli is a retreat into nature and ancestry, where community dinners celebrate mountain harvests and guests learn practices they can carry home.
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai is a city of temples, crafts, and quiet inspiration. Long known as a hub for seekers and creatives, it is now one of Asia’s most vibrant wellness destinations.
At Sohōm Chiang Mai, mornings begin with meditation guided by monks, afternoons with Thai herbal treatments, evenings with communal feasts under lanterns. Guests engage with local artisans, join shared permaculture gardens, and rediscover connection — to self and to others.
Rural Japan
Beyond Japan’s cities lie landscapes of rivers, forests, and onsens. Here, time slows into ritual: the precision of a tea ceremony, the silence of a Zen meditation hall, the stillness of mountain air.
Sohōm Japan is designed for those who seek refined simplicity. Minimalist villas, hot spring baths, and satoyama farming traditions create a sanctuary of quiet luxury. Every detail honors heritage while offering renewal.
Da Nang, Vietnam
Along Vietnam’s central coast, Da Nang balances sea, mountains, and heritage towns. The rhythm of waves meets the lantern glow of nearby Hội An.
At Sohōm Da Nang, mornings begin with sunrise yoga on the beach, afternoons with lantern-making or Vietnamese cooking, evenings with music and shared meals by the ocean. Coastal gardens and aquaponic farms provide abundance, blending sustainability with vibrancy.
Each destination is shaped by its land and culture, designed for renewal and a deeper sense of belonging.