Shanghai, China– July 3rd, 2007– Holidays are for relaxing the body and the mind and cultivating the soul. Passport to China helps travelers achieve these aims with a range of Spa & Wellbeing packages
July 3, 2007 (Press Release) --
Amongst the bustle of her cities and despite amazingly swift economic growth, China still has areas of breathtaking natural beauty which make the ideal locations for spa resorts. Not to be left behind by the West, Chinese spas now offer a whole range of luxurious treatments to pamper your body and restore your sense of wellbeing. From massages to facials to classes in the traditional art of tai-chi, nothing is forgotten to truly lift the spirit and pamper the body.
While wellbeing and relaxation are key elements for a successful holiday, discovery is also a reason why people travel to farther climes on holiday. As well as catering for your spiritual and spa requirements, Passport to China offers a package that takes the traveller on a voyage of discovery through areas such as Zhongdian, which is renowned for being the site of the mythical paradise, Shangri-La, in James Hilton’s novel, Lost Horizon. Here, amongst snow-capped mountains, gorges and rivers, there is a large Tibetan community and several lamaseries. Another beautiful place to visit is Hangzhou, once named a “heaven on earth” by Marco Polo, and which is centred round the beautiful West Lake. At night, the shore around the lake becomes a fairyland of lights amongst traditional Chinese bridges, pagodas and willow trees.
However, the 13-day Spa and Wellbeing tour is just the beginning of your voyage to relaxation. With a wide range of options that can be added to the extensive range of exclusive and original tours, the Feng Shui option includes a class with a master in the art who will assist you in learning how to maximise the flow of qi energy in your life. A Tai Chi class initiates the traveller into this martial art that brings everything into balance. Finally, it is also possible to discover some of the basics of Traditional Chinese medicine. The Traditional Chinese Medicine is an original Chinese medical system is a part of China’s culture which is deeply rooted in the flow of life in the human body balancing the yin and yang energy using various medical traditional practices.
Passport to China shows travellers a China that will surprise them and leave them feeling blissfully indulged.
To find out more; visit the website and see the wide range of packages. Customers can book a package, get a free quote and then speak directly to a customer representative.
For additional information: www.passport-to-china.com
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While wellbeing and relaxation are key elements for a successful holiday, discovery is also a reason why people travel to farther climes on holiday. As well as catering for your spiritual and spa requirements, Passport to China offers a package that takes the traveller on a voyage of discovery through areas such as Zhongdian, which is renowned for being the site of the mythical paradise, Shangri-La, in James Hilton’s novel, Lost Horizon. Here, amongst snow-capped mountains, gorges and rivers, there is a large Tibetan community and several lamaseries. Another beautiful place to visit is Hangzhou, once named a “heaven on earth” by Marco Polo, and which is centred round the beautiful West Lake. At night, the shore around the lake becomes a fairyland of lights amongst traditional Chinese bridges, pagodas and willow trees.
However, the 13-day Spa and Wellbeing tour is just the beginning of your voyage to relaxation. With a wide range of options that can be added to the extensive range of exclusive and original tours, the Feng Shui option includes a class with a master in the art who will assist you in learning how to maximise the flow of qi energy in your life. A Tai Chi class initiates the traveller into this martial art that brings everything into balance. Finally, it is also possible to discover some of the basics of Traditional Chinese medicine. The Traditional Chinese Medicine is an original Chinese medical system is a part of China’s culture which is deeply rooted in the flow of life in the human body balancing the yin and yang energy using various medical traditional practices.
Passport to China shows travellers a China that will surprise them and leave them feeling blissfully indulged.
To find out more; visit the website and see the wide range of packages. Customers can book a package, get a free quote and then speak directly to a customer representative.
For additional information: www.passport-to-china.com
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