Banishing the Stresses of Modern Day Life at Escape Ritual in Bali

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Don’t expect to have a lie-in at Escape Ritual because every morning at 8 am sharp, a personal trainer visits the villa to put any sleepy head through their paces to get the blood flowing, the heart pumping while oxygenating the brain and energising the entire body for a full day of activities.

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Pranayama breathing or Breathwork as it is more commonly known is another mind-opening and spiritual activity provided by Escape Ritual. Two specialist breathwork practitioners facilitate this workshop which brought me to another level of consciousness through deep breathing techniques and visualisation exercises. Deeply profound and highly personal, each of us benefitted greatly from this workshop.

Other new-age activities provided by the retreat include Sound Healing with the use of Tibetan bronze bowls and Aura Cleansing. For more adventure-minded, there are excursions such as early morning sunrise trek to Mount Batur. Plus, white-water rafting, paragliding and cycling around the Ubud countryside can be arranged.

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A Balinese Farm to Table Cooking Class provides an opportunity to visit an organic farm. Picking the ingredients before going to a traditional community village kitchen to learn authentic Balinese dishes which you can replicate at home.

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It’s ideal for those who want to continue their new-found health regime back home. There’s also a silver jewellery making class are also other activities which are available to guests.

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Ong Chin Huat

Luxurious Magazine Reporter

Having been the social editor of the Hong Kong edition of Tatler and as well as writing a twice-weekly column in Hong Kong’s leading English-language newspaper, the South China Morning Post, Chin has met and interviewed a variety of people including business tycoons, supermodels, movie stars, royalty and world-class athletes. He also considers himself privileged to have attended some of the most talked about events and parties around the world. Chin counts art, fashion, food, interior design, literature, painting and travel among his passions.

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