If you're in need of a spiritual realigning or just an overwhelming sense of healing, these are the places to book your next vacation.

Have you ever been somewhere and felt overcome with a strange feeling? Almost like the energy of the earth had been turned up? That eerie, yet comforting feeling is what it feels like to be in an energy vortex.
An energy vortex is a place on Earth that acts as a hub for energy. It holds more energy than any normal place. They're believed to exist at the intersections of ley lines, or lines of natural&nbsp;energy, that make up Earth's electromagnetic field.&nbsp;
Energy vortexes can have certain&nbsp;spiritual&nbsp;properties associated with them and can be highly conductive of spiritual actions, such as prayer,&nbsp;meditation, and&nbsp;healing. These vortexes can bring feelings of peace or can be used to promote self-reflection or physical or emotional rejuvenation.&nbsp;
Energy vortexes are located in different areas across the globe. Here's&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL's&nbsp;guide to the top 10 energy vortexes you need to visit.&nbsp;

This town in the southwestern part of England is claimed to be a strong energy vortex. It is home to several ancient and medieval sites that add to its eerie vibe. The Glastonbury Tor is one of the main attractions. It's a tower located on a hill that has ties to King Arthur. Glastonbury Abbey, pictured above, is another main site. It once was a monastery that was completed in the 8th century. It's said to be where two highways of energy meet. Glastonbury is said to radiate peace and balance, and the feeling is supposed to travel from your stomach to your heart, to your head, as you move through the different vortexes.

Due to its glorious red rock formations, Sedona is one of the top destinations for a rejuvenating retreat. Known for its great views, incredible hiking spots, and glorious spas, Sedona has all you could need for the perfect weekend of "me time." Sedona as a whole is considered an energy vortex, but there are four locations in particular where the energy is strongest. One of the main vortexes is the Chapel of the Holy Cross, a church that has a huge cross that towers over the red rocks. Marguerite Brunswig Staude, the mastermind behind its creation, said the church was "a spiritual fortress so charged with God that it spurs man&rsquo;s spirit God-ward."

Es Vedr&agrave;, Ibiza, Spain

Es Verd&agrave; stands tall in the Mediterranean Sea, right off the coast of Ibiza. This giant limestone rock stands 1300 feet above the sea and is rumored to be the tip of the lost city of Atlantis. It's the third most magnetic spot in the entire world and causes compasses to lose direction and even makes birds go dizzy. Limestone is considered to hold the maximum concentration of energy, which is what makes its atmosphere so energetic. Vistors leave the rock feeling inspired, creative, and healed.&nbsp;

Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England

It goes without saying that Stonehenge is one of the most famous historical sites on Earth. It's believed to date back almost 5,000 years ago, yet no one truly knows its purpose. The historical site houses 100 upright stones that are arranged in a circle. Some believe that it used to be a burial or ceremonial ground, but no one knows for sure. Stonehenge is the meeting place of 14 different ley lines, making it a powerfully charged space.&nbsp;

Haleakalā Volcano, Hawaii, USA

Hawaii has no shortage of natural wonders, but the Haleakalā Volcano is definitely one of the best. Also known as the Haleakalā Crater due to the erosion at the top, this natural wonder has some of the best spots for watching the sunset. The top of the volcano emits a frequency that matches the frequency of a human heartbeat. This frequency creates a motherly and nurturing feeling, which is believed to be the spirit of Maui, or Mother Maui.&nbsp;

The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt

Regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Pyramid of Giza is one of the oldest pyramids. Constructed around 2550 and 2490 B.C. this structure is a mecca of Egyptian history. Like Es Verd&agrave;, the pyramid is built out of limestone and was used as a tomb for one of Egypt's pharaohs. Physicists have discovered that the pyramid stores electromagnetic energy in its chambers, contributing to the belief that this is an energy vortex.&nbsp;

Mount Shasta, California, USA

Located 60 miles south of the Oregon-California state line, Mount Shasta stands tall. This natural formation is a snowy, and still active volcano. The mountain is said to attract people who seek spiritual growth, transcendence, and healing. More than 25,000 people visit the mountain each year to take in its views and feel its energy. Native American tribes have told stories about Mount Shasta being the center of the universe or the birthplace of the Creator due to its energetic properties.&nbsp;

Mayan Ruins, Tulum, Mexico

Overlooking the Caribbean, the Mayan Ruins are an ancient marvel. Built on the Yucatan Peninsula, about 80 miles south of Cancun, this section of Tulum was once the home to the Mayan people. In the 13th century, Tulum served as one of the major seaports for the Mayan people and acted as a hub of trade for jade and turquoise. Do you know the asteroid that supposedly hit Earth over 66 million years ago and wiped out all the dinosaurs? That asteroid is suspected to have landed in Tulum, giving the city a powerful energetic energy. The Mayan ruins serve as one of the many energetic sites that Tulum has to offer.&nbsp;

Machu Picchu, Peru

Once home to the Incas, Machu Picchu is one of the most serene places in the world. Although the altitude change and massive hike make it a bit difficult to get to, the journey is worth it once you arrive. Located in Peru, Machu Picchu is thought to hold spiritual energy underground. This trapped energy radiates throughout the site and is said to promote physical healing and spiritual awakening.&nbsp;

Uluru, Australia

Formerly known as Ayers Rock, Uluru is located in Australia's northern territory. The large red monolith of rock is one of the country's most famous attractions. The Aboriginal people of Australia have a legend surrounding Uluru called "Dreamtime," a ritual that has yet to be completed at the rock formation. It's said that once this ritual is complete perfection will spread throughout the world, and death will disappear.&nbsp;

Top 10 Energy Vortexes to Visit Around the World

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