Posted in Indiana
December 19, 2015
11 Ways People In Indiana Can Relax And Take It Easy
The month of December is arguably the most stressful month of the year. I think the only other time that even comes close to being as stressful is tax time, but let’s not talk about something so gross! Are you feeling the holiday and end of year stress yet? I know I am! The question is – what can we do about it? Fortunately, there are a lot of ways people in Indiana can relax and take it easy. In fact, here’s the ultimate relaxation guide for Hoosiers.
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
Curling up with a nice book is always a great way to relax. If it is cold outside, consider doing it in front of a fire or a heater. Don't forget the blanket and some hot chocolate!
Nothing like the smell and feel of a warm coffee shop with a nice cup of coffee. This picture is from Bee Coffee Roasters in Indianapolis in case you are curious.
Apparently, float therapy is a fairly new thing to surface in the Hoosier state. It involves floating in a pod of water. I've never actually had the pleasure of trying it, but I've always been interested in trying it. The picture is from the location in Indianapolis. But, there is also a float center in Greenwood. and Franklin if you are interested. It certainly looks relaxing
Belterra Casino Resort is just one of many spas and resorts in the state of Indiana. It is located in Florence if you are interested.
Sure, it might be a little chilly outside right now. But, Brown County State Park is always a beautiful and relaxing place to go.
There are tons of great trails for hiking in the state of Indiana such as the Monon Trail Sheridan.
Yoga isn't for everyone, of course. But, a lot of people find it pretty relaxing.
There are comedy clubs all over the state of Indiana and they are always a great way to have a good laugh.
Tea is a very relaxing beverage and we have tons of tearooms in Indiana such as Tina's Traditional Old English Tearoom in Bloomington.
A warm crackling fireplace is always a great option. If you don't have one, you could watch a virtual one on YouTube or Netflix. We've turned the Netflix one on a few times. It's pretty relaxing.
What could be more relaxing than just gazing at the stars in the sky?
What do you think about these ways people in Indiana can relax? Did your favorite way to relax make the list? Can you think of some other ways I should have included? Definitely share your thoughts with me in the comments. I would love to read about more ways to relax!
