Breathing and Relaxation

«Healing takes place in the pause between exhalation and inhalation.»
Paracelsus (1493 – 1541), Swiss physician
Take a deep breath – our tips for restorative breaks in the Engadin
Practise Yoga and Taiji
The Engadin offers the perfect setting to bring body and mind into harmony. Yoga, Taiji, and mindfulness exercises combine conscious movement, breathing, and body awareness, creating moments of calm in everyday life. Especially in autumn, when the landscape shifts between glowing golden colours and mystical mist, the Engadin invites you to pause and be fully present in the moment. Our tip: Discover the wide range of yoga, Taiji, and mindfulness offerings in the Engadin.
Yoga Offers
Attend a concert
Concerts take place throughout the year in the Engadin, many of them outdoors. Whether classical, jazz, or brass band, the choice is wide. Our tip: Attend an open-air concert, listen to the music, and take a deep breath.

Hike to Alp Serlas
Discover tour
Try forest bathing
Notice your breath, find stillness, and gradually immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Engadin's natural surroundings. Along the "Senda botanica" between Cinuos-chel and Chapella, a narrow path winds past over 30 species of trees and shrubs. Listen to the rustling of the leaves, breathe in the scent of the forest, and leave everyday life behind for a moment. If you keep your eyes open, you might even spot deer, squirrels, or other local woodland creatures along the way.
Pause on reading benches
In the La Plaiv region, five benches called «Lö da Ler» invite visitors to read and linger in nature. Each bench is accompanied by a small wooden hut with books. Sit down, take in the view, breathe in the fresh mountain air, immerse yourself in stories, and let everyday life fade away.
Take a deep breath
Breaks in the Engadin

Mind Body Nature Experience Pause
Strengthen your body, mind and well-being – through mindful experiencing of nature – with all your senses.
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Engadin Magazine «Vita»
Stories about health, mindfulness and sources of strength in nature can be found in the current issue of the Engadin Magazine.
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