Tour with acroyoga in Khajuraho - India

Discover spiritual India with this wellness tour and holiday in the most multi-faceted country in Asia, with a unique vacation in Khajuraho, a marvellous Indian city full of mysterious ancient temples. Here you will be practising AcroYoga and meditation as well as enjoying some relaxing Ayurvedic massages.

India is the heartland of spiritual awakening. The country is blessed with yogis, saints and spiritual gurus who have mastered the art of spirituality and have passed on the knowledge to whoever is interested in a soul-searching experience. AcroYoga blends the wisdom of yoga, the dynamic power of acrobatics, and the loving kindness of healing arts.

 Benefits of AcroYoga include the following:

• AcroYoga enhances concentration, and this helps to ease mind from worries and relieve stress, leading to a more peaceful life.
• This trio combination results in a stronger immune system and improves the overall quality of life. It makes for a happy, satisfied and content life.
•  It helps ease various chronic health conditions such as insomnia, anxiety, depression, pain, etc.
•  It improves digestion, boosts elimination of toxins, and improves blood circulation, thereby building stamina. It improves memory and capacity to recall as well.
• AcroYoga poses emphasize proper body alignment, relieve gas and constipation and help build an appetite
• Overall, AcroYoga promotes mental and physical health and a positive attitude towards life

Khajuraho:

The erotic carvings that swathe Khajuraho’s three groups of UNESCO World Heritage Site–listed temples are among the finest temple art in the world. Located in the provincial state of Madhya Pradesh,India. Khajuraho is known the world over for its temples, sex, architecture and sculpture. The construction of these temples took a little over two centuries and they form the high peak of the north Indian 'nagara' style. The most important aspect of the temples is the abundance of sculptures that decorate the facades and interiors of the shrines. In this profusion of images attention has understandably been paid to divinities, less understandably to celestial beauties and the female form in general and, controversially, to graphic sexual representations.