Rishikesh is a recommended destination for backpackers and is very cheap. You can stay in one of the guest houses in the city’s tourist center, for 10$ a night. Accommodation will be basic and simple, but you will enjoy a real sense of freedom, great weather, amazing food, and a variety of attractions.

It is especially recommended to rent a scooter and drive on one of the rural paths around the city and visit one of the waterfalls located on the city outskirts.

For those interested in more luxurious hospitality, there are options such as hotels and the Swiss guest house that also serves as a center for yoga and meditation studies.

Arriving in Rishikesh is by train or bus and the preferred season to visit is between the months of September and January when the rainy season in the area ends, and the weather is pleasant.

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Here are 3 that are worth a visit if you want to try something new. and become initiated into this ancient art.

The Yoga Barn, Bali

Located in Bali’s spiritual center Ubud, The Yoga Barn more than 15 yoga classes and workshops a day. Ranging from daily casual classes to studio rentals for private tuition, this beautiful site also offers nutritional meals made with locally sourced ingredients.

Desa Seni, Bali

Desa Seni is one of Bali’s largest luxury eco retreats. In addition to a wide range of yoga classes and workshops, there is also a saltwater pool and organic restaurant supplied by an on-site garden surrounded by paddy fields and tropical gardens.

The Yoga Place, Gili Islands

Located on the tiny island Gili Trawangan, this is a more peaceful yoga space to refresh the mind, body, and spirit. There’s a wide range of classes to choose from, all conducted in the beautiful tropical landscape of the island and its sapphire blue ocean waters.

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If there is something in this world that sounds like the opposite of yoga, it’s airplane travel. Cramped seats, delays, strict security, and lengthy layovers are enough to drive anyone mad and send stress levels through the roof.

So, how can we combat that? With yoga, of course!

It can be extremely handy and helpful to take a small yoga mat along with you in your carry-on bag if you’ll be traveling by plane. Airports are spacious places that provide plenty of room for you to get away from everyone else, roll out your yoga mat, and relax if you need to.

Yoga mats are small and can easily be rolled up, and you might be surprised that you can easily pack yours in a carry-on.

Airlines and air travel are as cumbersome as ever right now, but it’s important to stay healthy and happy during the midst of your travel. If you find yourself getting overwhelmed or anxious while traveling, a quick yoga session is a perfect way to regain control of your body and mind.

For these reasons, definitely consider taking a yoga mat on your next trip with you.

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Rishikesh is a recommended destination for backpackers and is very cheap. You can stay in one of the guest houses in the city’s tourist center, for 10$ a night. Accommodation will be basic and simple, but you will enjoy a real sense of freedom, great weather, amazing food, and a variety of attractions.

It is especially recommended to rent a scooter and drive on one of the rural paths around the city and visit one of the waterfalls located on the city outskirts.

For those interested in more luxurious hospitality, there are options such as hotels and the Swiss guest house that also serves as a center for yoga and meditation studies.

Arriving in Rishikesh is by train or bus and the preferred season to visit is between the months of September and January when the rainy season in the area ends, and the weather is pleasant.

The post Visiting Rishikesh for the First Time appeared first on Traveler Master.

Here are 3 that are worth a visit if you want to try something new. and become initiated into this ancient art.

The Yoga Barn, Bali

Located in Bali’s spiritual center Ubud, The Yoga Barn more than 15 yoga classes and workshops a day. Ranging from daily casual classes to studio rentals for private tuition, this beautiful site also offers nutritional meals made with locally sourced ingredients.

Desa Seni, Bali

Desa Seni is one of Bali’s largest luxury eco retreats. In addition to a wide range of yoga classes and workshops, there is also a saltwater pool and organic restaurant supplied by an on-site garden surrounded by paddy fields and tropical gardens.

The Yoga Place, Gili Islands

Located on the tiny island Gili Trawangan, this is a more peaceful yoga space to refresh the mind, body, and spirit. There’s a wide range of classes to choose from, all conducted in the beautiful tropical landscape of the island and its sapphire blue ocean waters.

The post 3 of the Top Yoga Retreats in Indonesia appeared first on Traveler Master.

If there is something in this world that sounds like the opposite of yoga, it’s airplane travel. Cramped seats, delays, strict security, and lengthy layovers are enough to drive anyone mad and send stress levels through the roof.

So, how can we combat that? With yoga, of course!

It can be extremely handy and helpful to take a small yoga mat along with you in your carry-on bag if you’ll be traveling by plane. Airports are spacious places that provide plenty of room for you to get away from everyone else, roll out your yoga mat, and relax if you need to.

Yoga mats are small and can easily be rolled up, and you might be surprised that you can easily pack yours in a carry-on.

Airlines and air travel are as cumbersome as ever right now, but it’s important to stay healthy and happy during the midst of your travel. If you find yourself getting overwhelmed or anxious while traveling, a quick yoga session is a perfect way to regain control of your body and mind.

For these reasons, definitely consider taking a yoga mat on your next trip with you.

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