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A dip in some of the weirdest water on the planet
In the end I can't resist. I decide to taste it. And it's disgusting.
In the end I can't resist. I decide to taste it. And it's disgusting.
In Morocco, they call it liquid gold. The number one beauty essential of Moroccan women.
Sri Lanka's first purpose-built luxury wellness resort is a secluded sanctuary.
What can you get in this secluded misty wonderland? Peace, quiet, World Heritage rainforests, mountain ranges and unspoiled beaches for a start.
Learning to bend a little can help free the mind as well as the body.
The benefits of a spa break don't have to end on the trip home.
From 24-carat gold facials to hotel sleep consultants, anti-gravity yoga to bath therapy under the stars.
Awaken your senses, restore and revitalise your body, and invigorate your imagination.
Traditionally, wellness travel would have included spas, massages and general relaxation but these days there is a much wider range of wellbeing travel options.
What is it like to stay at the world's best spa? Ute Junker finds out.
Unhealthy travel habits can turn you into an irritable, stressed out insomniac. Here's how you can kick those habits.
Geothermal joys in Iceland. Digital detoxing in a 1300s Umbrian monastery. Sunrise trekking before a treehouse breakfast on Indonesia's "lost-world" island. For frazzled souls seeking a reboot, the planet offers evermore intriguing solutions.
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