9 of the Best Spas in Bali Indonesia has long been luring us to its tropical island for wellness—hosting us at hillside yoga retreats, overhauling our health through raw food consumption, and relaxing us amidst nature in its fullest glory. It’s not all sun salutations or blessings and chantings à la Eat, Pray, Love though—this […]
This year’s superheroes have undoubtedly been women, taking on one challenge after another with grace, determination and seemingly-endless energy. Now it’s time for some well-deserved pampering and self-care. Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur presents Ultimate Me, a special package designed to allow someone else to do the heavy lifting for a change. Begin the wellbeing journey in the
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Although luxury resorts have always tapped into traveler’s desires to recharge both physically and mentally with dedicated wellness retreats becoming commonplace, the desire for combining health with leisure has never been more prevalent. As the world remains in the throes of the Covid-19 pandemic, wellness retreats and resorts across the country have tailored their offerings
Japan is famous for its onsen, or natural hot springs, and visiting one is one of the country’s quintessential travel experiences. From mountain resorts and traditional ryokan towns to seaside hot springs and outdoor baths with views of Mount Fuji, Japan offers an incredible variety of onsen experiences. With thousands of hot springs across the
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In the centre of the island of Lanai and 1,600ft above sea level, Hawaii’s first proper destination spa has a surprising mountain feel, as stately Cook pines outnumber palm trees and a wispy morning mist cloaks the Koloiki Ridge before being banished by the tropical sun. This is not your usual fly and flop. The
Like fika, sweating away life’s problems in a baking-hot sauna is an essential part of the Swedish experience. And the health benefits of the Swedish sauna are much talked about. But for foreign visitors, who might not be used to baring all in front of other people, the whole thing can feel a little… awkward.
Epitomizing French art de vivre, Hôtel de Crillon, a Rosewood Hotel is an iconic destination in the heart of Paris. The hotel was first built in 1758 and has been conserved and masterfully restored so today’s modern traveler can experience French history. It has a Neoclassical exterior designed by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel (who was commissioned
