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Yahoo article on travel and yoga noted that for a growing number of people an exotic vacation just isn’t enough, they travel in quest of a transformation. That’s why someone would choose a trip with focus on yoga or meditation. Whether a yoga trip to Rishikesh in the Indian Himalayas or meditation trek in Nepal Solu-Khumbu region, more and more people travel in search of life-changing experiences.

If the immaculate beauty of nature intoxicates you, then Kerala is where you should be. Kerala, the southwestern tip of India is blessed with unique geographical and cultural features. Its overpowering tropical greenness, arcane rituals and spectacular festivals stimulate even the most  jaded imagination. Strictly guarded by age-old traditions, this land at times seems almost unearthly where the age old Indian tradition of “Guest is God” is a way of life; where everyone is committed to taking guests to reverential heights, have a taste of 5 star Luxury Leela Kovalam beach resort. Treat yourself to their Ayuerveda Wellness Spa, massage and yoga. We can tailor your Kerala, South India vacation to include all the wonders of Thekkady, Periyar, Kumarakom and Thekkady.

If you’re seeking inner peace, consider joining a special meditation trek in the Nepal Himalayas. This is really a different trek, a new way of exploring the most fascinating areas of Sherpa Land in the shadow of Mount Everest. The trek won’t just allow you to marvel at the beauty of the High Himalaya but expose you to practices of Buddhism, to witness as well as take part in practice of Buddhist meditation, while visiting seven of more than 250 years old Vejrayana and Mahayana monasteries of the region. For more insight into this unique combination of Himalayas trekking, Buddhist meditation, and practices to attain inner peace, click here.

How to succeed in business: Meditate - a headline from FORTUNE magazine, July, 2007. Yes, business folks, the kind that live on the edge of coping with stress and its self-denial seem to find relief in meditation, once they can master it, to improve their ability to listen and think creatively. Of course nothing new about that as meditation has been around for thousands of years but since the practice has not exactly been mainstream in corporate America, it seems that more and more executives are open to anything that might have them thrive in , or temporarily diconnect them from (their cell phone…) in today’s business climate. How about Meditation Trek in the Nepal Himalaya!