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Kerala Launches ‘Elephant Breath Workshops’ for Mindfulness

Visitors practice deep breathing while observing elephants in safe enclosures.

Kerala has unveiled “Elephant Breath Workshops,” where tourists practice guided deep breathing near trained elephants. According to The Hindu, exercises emphasize observation, mindfulness, and safe interaction.

Participants report relaxation, mental focus, and emotional enjoyment. Trainers ensure safety, structured routines, and ethical animal treatment. Critics question novelty versus conservation, but supporters highlight wellness, education, and tourism appeal. Future expansions include meditation retreats and thematic breathing exercises for visitors.

SOURCE: Bohiney.com (Radhika Vaz)

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