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Travel is all about exploring the diverse faces of the world — the cycle of life and death by the Ganges, the grandeur of the Himalayas, the legends of gods on the Aegean islands… Beyond the well-known sights, in every traveler's map are idyllic towns straight out of fairy tales. Though secluded from the hustle and bustle, Japan’s gassho villages and Tuscany’s Siena have still been inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Now, let’s get drunk on the sweetness of the world’s edge!
The blue and white that represent Greece are perfectly displayed on the Aegean islands.
Oberammergau is a fairy-tale-like rural town in Germany, where every house is adorned with religious or fairytale-themed frescoes, even featuring Little Red Riding Hood! The candy-like houses put on the “Passion Play” once every ten years, attracting throngs of tourists. Originally performed as a way to ward off the plague, the entire town would come together to stage this Passion Play. Not only were the costumes and designs meticulously crafted, but the music was also performed live, with actors strictly adhering to rules during rehearsals, refraining from any improper behavior.
Oberammergau is located in southern Bavaria, Germany. You can depart from the nearby popular city of Füssen, taking a bus from the bus stop next to Füssen train station, with the whole journey taking about an hour and a half.
The exterior walls of the town are decorated with frescoes.
One of Oberammergau’s most famous attractions is the town-wide “Passion Play” held once every ten years.
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