Need a Break? Here Are the 11 Most Relaxing Cities in the World
| March 27, 2015
Looking to recharge and renew with some rest and relaxation far away from home? These 11 cities are where you need to be:
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Rishikesh, India
Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, this peaceful place is a home to many of India’s most well respected yogis and gurus. Often referred to as ‘The World Capital of Yoga’ Rishikesh is also home to the ashram where The Beatles learned the art of Transcendental Meditation. Only six hours from Delhi by car, the cooling waters of the Ganges and fresh mountain air make Rishikesh a beautiful place to soothe your soul.
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