Need a spiritual awakening?

Then get yourself to one of these energy vortex destinations.

An energy vortex is a specific location believed to have a high concentration of spiritual or electromagnetic energy. Many believe that energy vortexes can promote personal transformation, and travellers often visit these spots for spiritual growth and mindfulness. Below, we have listed three energy vortex locations where you can go for healing, meditation, heightened consciousness or just because you really need a bloody holiday. 

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 NEPAL 
Nepal’s energy vortex locations, like the Kathmandu Valley and the Himalayas, are where cosmic energy thrives. These sacred spots supposedly channel spiritual vibes, although it’s hard to tell if it’s the meditation or the lack of oxygen that makes people feel so enlightened. With Everest looming in the background, visitors seek personal transformation, spiritual clarity and blister plasters from all the trekking towards mental lucidity.

PERU
Peru’s energy vortex locations, like Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley, are where ancient ruins and cosmic vibes collide. These mystical spots supposedly buzz with energy, and travellers flock here for enlightenment, healing, or at least an interesting new profile pic for their dating app profile. So, whether you’re looking to meditate on a mountaintop or just tick another seven wonder off your bucket list, Peru’s vortexes promise to leave you feeling more “enlightened” than ever (or at least just really tired).

FAR WEST
Sedona’s energy vortexes are believed to be powerful spiritual sites, where the Earth’s energy is especially intense and conducive to healing and meditation. Nestled among the iconic red rock formations, these vortex locations attract visitors seeking balance, rejuvenation, and connection to the natural world. People often report feeling a heightened sense of clarity and calm while visiting these spots, though it might just be the desert heat kicking in…