Mancor de la Vall dozes peacefully on the southern slopes of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, engulfed in a cozy surround of quaint stone houses and cobbled streets. There is also a Town Hall so I suppose it really qualifies as a small town. Yet whether town or village, Mancor de la Vall has thankfully not yet been discovered by mass tourism, and is generally only known by courtesy of the well-informed traveller who ventures to this particular neck of the woods with Mancor in mind.
Carnival Capers in Mancor de la Vall
Let’s hope this coming year sprinkles more hope and happiness to everyone across the world
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