Balinese Healing Retreat Debuts

Category: Hotels, Posted:05 May 2011 | 06:00 am

An innovative new Balinese healing and retreat with ten suites has opened in Ubud, Bali.
The Fivelements Puri Ahimsa offers Balinese therapies, sacred arts and healing cuisine.
Catering to both in house guests and those coming for just the day the property has multiple themed pools, with a unique location looking onto the Ayung River.
Food is all organic and based on raw vegan guidelines. Sustainability remains a key objective throughout the operation.
Meditation, yoga and spiritual programs all are set to blend into your Chakkra.
Educational tourism is continuing to be a high growth market, especially amongst the upscale affluent segment.

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