Travel Digest #1403

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Hi everyone @LivingUKTaiwan here with the weekend edition of the #TravelDigest. Continuing with yesterday Christmas market theme, today the first of our Top 3 Pinmapple will take us to another Christmas market, this time in France. Next, well go all across the globe to Mexico to see a Mayan Archaeological site. And finally we'll be back in Europe, to Serbia, and chillout in the mountains. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!!!


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Our winners today 馃崓


馃 Kayserberg and Obernai Christmas Markets by leaky20@leaky20

"The Obernai Christmas Market was a bit of a surprise for us in how good it was. We hadn't even planned on visiting it but decided to last minute on day two of our Christmas market extravaganza trip. It was decorated with a ton of streaming garlands and the town itself was also very cool. t was surrounded by a medeival wall known as a rampart and the old town had the usual colorful half timbers buildings common in the Alsace region."

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馃 Mayapan: The Mayan Banner | An Archaeological site in Yucatan by anomadsoul@anomadsoul

" I have to admit that Chichen Itza is more majestic and imponent, but Mayapan holds certain magic to it that CI lacks, probably because of the silence, tranquility and calm the place irradiates whereas Chichen Itza comes off as a stressful, noisy temple - mostly because of the people and the vendors on every corner, but also because of the nature surrounding and within the city."

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馃 Go膷 Mountain and Precious moments by ladysnowhite@ladysnowhite

" We walked a lot, especially the roads around the cottage. There weren't many people. In fact, we chose the time when Go膷 is the least visited mountain, because summer has long passed, and the snow has not fallen yet. Not even the most photogenic time of year. Although it was autumn, the canopies were complete without leaves, but it was still magical and wonderful."

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Honorable Mentions

Travel Digest #1403 | Ecency