Yoga at the top of Marina Bay Sands
Singapore’s fitness scene caters to travellers looking to maintain their workouts or break a sweat while travelling, with easily accessible and high quality concepts located in the Central Business District.
Aprishi Allita yoga at SkyPark Yoga at Marina Bay Sands, overlooking Singapore 360 degree view
Aprishi Allita, yoga and meditation guru, and Marissa Nasution, model and influencer, recently shared their experiences of doing Yoga at the SkyPark Observatory Deck on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands. Yoga sessions hosted by Virgin Active offer yoga enthusiasts an extraordinary new experience, at the top of one of the most iconic buildings in the world.
Marissa Nasution doing yoga at the SkyPark Observatory Deck of Marina Bay Sands
SkyPark Yoga at Marina Bay Sands by Virgin Active is located at the 57th Floor of Marina Bay Sands at 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956, for more information please visit this link.
Find Inner Peace through a Unique Meditative Experience
Maintaining your emotional and mental well- being is easy to do in Singapore with an experience located in the heart of the city. One of them is the Palm Avenue Float Club which is the first and only club in Singapore for a flotation therapy. You’ll be taken to the Epsom salt pool for an experience without light, sound or gravity, to relax your mind and body.
Palm Avenue Float Club is located at 66 Kampong Bugis, #05-01, Singapore 338987, for more information please visit this link.
The Singing Bowl Gallery
You can also visit The Singing Bowl Gallery for a sound healing therapy session using Himalayan singing bowls. The sounds and vibrations produced by the Himalayan singing bowls are able to reach deeply into our bodies to restore balance and harmony at the cellular level.
The Singing Bowl Gallery is located at 160 Robinson Rd, #04-12 SBF Centre, Singapore 068914, for more information please visit this site.
