Nidhi Bhanushali in Bathing Suit Shares "Happy Faces"

Indian star Nidhi Bhanushali loves nothing more than being outside, especially in the water. Bhanushali, 24, shared pictures of herself wearing an aquamarine and black bikini, playing around in a natural pond. "The last of our happy faces before an eardrum ruptured, a tongue got caught between the teeth and an eye turned black," she jokingly captioned the post. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Bhanushali stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

Melon is one of Bhanushali's go-to snacks. "Melons are not only low in calories and fat, but they are also high in essential vitamins and minerals, and water content," says the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. "In fact, a fresh watermelon, cantaloupe, and honeydew contains up to 90 percent water, making them some of the most thirst-quenching snacks around. And serving them is simple as can be."

Bhanushali says she loves going on road trips with her beloved dog. "Travel exposes you to different environments, which create stronger antibodies and boost your immune system significantly," according to the Yale Tribune. "Antibodies are the little proteins that shield your immune system from deadly pathogens, and multiple research studies imply that being exposed to dirty or minor illnesses really keeps your body and gut more grounded."

Bhanushali is an accomplished surfer. "Exercising outside can offer many benefits," according to the National Library of Medicine. "It can help improve your mood, expose you to vitamin D from the sun, and increase your energy level. It also offers a varied landscape that you do not get indoors."

Bhanushali loves camping and hiking in the great outdoors.  "Being in nature can boost your mood and improve mental health," says the National Park Service. "Spending quality time in the great outdoors reduces stress, calms anxiety, and can lead to a lower risk of depression, according to a study done by researchers at Stanford University."

Bhanushali supports her mental health by taking time for herself. "I am a social person; yet I believe in being private," she says. "I enjoy my personal space and I don't like it when it's intruded upon by anyone. Me-time is my favorite time."