13 Types of Accommodation to Choose From When Traveling
| May 26, 2017
12. Retreats
In this era of overworked people, stressful jobs and all-around constant stimulation, the market for those looking to relax their mind and bodies is growing. People are becoming more and more interested in meditation, yoga, and all sorts of holistic treatments.
Imagine spending a week in Bali next to lush green rice paddies. Every day you have different energizing organic food, participate in meditation and yoga classes, and receive bone-cracking massages which eliminate every knot in your body.
Whether you’re looking for a lifestyle detox, to learn more about your body, or even spend a whole 10 days meditating and not being allowed to talk to anyone (Vipassana retreat), there’s a place for you!
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