Living in the city - where there are fewer and fewer trees, gardens and birds - urbanites tend to lose touch with their physical senses. We miss the days of walking along the street and following the scent of a flower in season. These days, traffic jams and the din of motorbikes overwhelm everything.

In the great civilizations of Asia and Europe, people took care of the body and sensual being as their link to the spiritual. Public baths were very popular in Europe, the Middle East and Japan, while herbal medicines were used in Asian homes to relax and recover from a fever or heavy cold.

For special occasions such as the New Year, a holiday at a beachside spa is a thoughtful way of thanking your body and spirit. One such place is Life Wellness Resort Quy Nhon, which is famous for its Cham-style architecture, private beach of white sand, and especially its spa.

Located inside the resort amid trees and floral trellises, Life Spa features thatched-roof bungalows facing either the beach or the garden.
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