The last several years have undoubtedly been difficult, if not outright dreadful for some of us. People in 2023 are eager to reclaim control of their life and are eager to restart. And what could be better for a reset than a healing journey?
2023 is the year of revival! With burnout, alienation, anxiety, and despair reaching all-time highs, people want to escape and feel better. Wellness travel continues to be one of the most popular trends for individuals committed to a healthy living routine and fitness, as well as those in need of a break from their daily routine for the sake of their health and well-being. It is a vacation that includes healthy habits, activities, and other experiences that help you maintain or develop your physical, spiritual, emotional, or other well-being components.
Here are 10 wellness destinations to look forward to visiting in 2023.
The Dead Sea, Jordan
The Dead Sea, in addition to being the lowest body of water on Earth, has several unique traits that are not found anywhere else in the globe. Its waters have some of the highest salt concentrations in the world, which is terrible news for marine life yet draws visitors from all over the world.
The majority of visitors to the Dead Sea enjoy a calm float in the waves. Besides from being a pleasurable activity, the mineral-rich water, sunshine, and surrounding beauty combine to make this location ideal for natural healing.
Healing Tunnels, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A subterranean maze of prehistoric tunnels infused with medicinal properties lies underneath the gorgeous hills of this complex in central Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The electromagnetic and ultrasound frequencies emerging from these tunnels improve our physical, mental, and spiritual abilities. Also, a large concentration of negative ions promotes cell regeneration.
Blue Lagoon, Iceland
Iceland's Blue Lagoon, famous for its mineral-rich geothermal saltwater, is natural therapy at its finest. The steaming blue lagoon, nestled in a stunning volcanic backdrop, promises to revitalize your skin and calm your body.
The premium admittance fee to the outdoor spa includes a comfortable bathrobe, slippers, and two mud masks that you apply to your skin in the water.
Rishikesh, India
Rishikesh is situated along the flowing Himalayan waters of the Ganges and have a myriad of ashrams. It is known as the "Yoga Capital of the World" and attracts many spiritual seekers and yoga enthusiasts from all over the globe.
The town also offers opportunities for adventure sports such as white water rafting, bungee jumping, and hiking. With more than simply physical motions, yoga integrates the breath, body, mind, and spirit. It also incorporates meditation, mental exercises, and spiritual study. Explore the essential principles and advantages of yoga by taking part in a retreat or guided session.
Yakushima Island, Japan
The Japanese revere this unique mountainous rainforest region, which makes up one-fifth of the island, as a "power spot" because of its curative properties. Each mountain on Kyushu Island, which is 35 miles south of its southernmost point, is revered as the residence of the gods, and the island is dotted with several sacred sites.
This area is home to Jmon Sugi, a massive cedar tree that is said to be the oldest tree on the island. Scientists place its age between 2,000 and 7,200 years old. Jmon Sugi and a number of thousands of years old trees are also said to have healing qualities.
Sedona, Arizona
Few locations make the healing power of nature as visibly apparent as this Arizona desert region. Sedona is one of the best locations for a restorative vacation because of its magnificent red rock formations.
Sedona, which is renowned for its stunning scenery, outstanding hiking trails, and magnificent spas, provides everything you could want for the ideal weekend of "me time." Although Sedona as a whole is thought to be an energy vortex, the energy is particularly powerful in Airport Mesa, Cathedral Rock, Boynton Canyon, and Bell Rock.
Ubud, Bali
Ubud became famous after author Elizabeth Gilbert chose to finish her Eat, Pray, Love journey there. It was a wise decision because it's among the world's most tranquil locations. Everything from outdoor excursions to enlightenment and complete relaxation is available to you.
It's a terrific location to get a well-known Balinese massage and take in the atmosphere of one of Asia's finest spa resorts. And, as they say, laughing is some of the finest medicine. Visit the adjacent Monkey Forest Park to join the cheeky long-tailed macaques in their laughter.
Taos, New Mexico
A low-frequency buzzing noise has been heard in Taos, a tiny town in New Mexico, since the early 1990s. The "Taos Hum" is believed to be Mother Nature singing softly in the town to maintain peace and balance among the town's inhabitants.
This little village also has hot springs that are rich in four types of sulfur-free mineral waters: iron, arsenic, soda, and lithium. The iron-based spring is said to be good for immunological health, while the arsenic spring is said to be good for arthritis and ulcer pain treatment.
Kauai, Hawaii
This Garden Isle is one of the greatest places to travel to for natural healing since the island is blessed with lovely white sand beaches, thick rainforests, towering waterfalls, and so many other natural features that are ideal for natural healing.
On Kauai, there are many of outdoor activities one may engage in to unwind, such as hiking through a tropical jungle or seeing a cool waterfall.
Mount Shasta, California
Northern California's Mount Shasta is home to a pleasantly picturesque mountain town as well as a more than 14,000-foot-tall volcano. Particularly the volcano is considered to encapsulate a mystical atmosphere that lures tourists.
Since it was first known as the location where heaven and earth met, Mount Shasta has drawn shamans to Northern California. It is said that the energy coming from Mount Shasta may give one a sense of direction and renewal.