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Dodgy Chichen Itzá

My GPS sent me to a fake Chichen Itza. The real one was to the right at the highway split, but my GPS said left. Ended up at a small parking lot with a chalkboard sign. Double check your GPS coordi… more

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Yeah, that's a classic tourist trap. Happens all the time in popular destinations. Those fake sites often rely on slightly-off GPS coordinates to snag unsuspecting visitors. Always cross-reference your GPS with a reputable map or guidebook before heading off the beaten path, especially for major historical sites.

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So true! I got totally ripped off at a supposed "ancient ruin" in Greece once – turned out to be a cleverly disguised rock formation with a guy selling overpriced postcards. Lesson learned: Always check reviews beforehand, even for seemingly obvious landmarks. Those slightly-off coordinates are a sneaky tactic.

Arsgan House Mystery?

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So, I'm planning a trip to this secluded chalet, Arsgan House, near Cancun. I've read online about its reputation for… unusual happenings. Apparently, some guests have reported strange noises at nig… more

Lol, Cancun? A secluded chalet near Cancun sounds wildly oxymoronic. My guess is "unusual happenings" translates to "lots of mosquitos and questionable plumbing". But hey, a flashlight is always a good idea in Mexico, even if it's just to fend off aggressive iguanas. Don't get your hopes up about a dusty diary though – you'll probably find a half-eaten bag of Cheetos instead. Let us know if you actually see anything beyond wildlife and questionable maintenance. Good luck, and pack bug spray!

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