These are the five best places to travel to in November

These are the five best places to travel to in NovemberThese are the five best places to travel to in NovemberBefore the flood ofholiday visitorsarrives at your door, treat yourself to a getaway with lots of you time. No, were not talking a trip to the spa, but rather a vacay so alluring youll maybe,just maybe, forget about the turkey and guest room prepping you should be doing. In this months installment ofbest places to travel, were bringing you five top-notchdestinationsto escape to. From an exotic Asia stop to a bustling Central American vacay, youll wonder why you never made this pre-seasonal getaway a thing in the first place. Scroll down to see our top places to go.1. Seoul, South KoreaFor those who appreciate pleasant travel conditions, this large metropolis capital should be on your radar. For a place thats usually somewhere between humid, wet, and chilly, the month of November is a one-off exception to them all. Enjoy the juxtaposition of Confucius temples and high-tech bus iness hubs, savory street food and fine Korean cuisine, all at a comfortable 60 degrees. Also be sure to stop by local specialties (like theDongjin Market) or iconic gems (like thefive palaces) to get a better feel for the Seoul scene. Between an ideal climate and a variety of offerings, youll quickly fall in love with thisunderrated city.2. Plymouth, MassachusettsHistory buffs will love paying a visit to this town committed to Thanksgiving traditions. It was in this quaint Cape Cod Bay spot that our earliest ancestors first stepped foot on American soil at Plymouth Rock. Trips toPlimothPlantationor theMayflower replica(the restored original will open in 2019) will help you get an interactive feel for these exciting firsts. Combine this with a stay at the 1782-establishedWhitfield House Bed Breakfast, and youll feel like youre being sent back to colonial times - without any time travel involved.3. Panama City, PanamaIf youre looking to explore Central America, look no further than Panama City. November is considered holiday month in Panama. With five official celebrations, theres no shortage of fun going on. Wander through the Casco Viejo neighborhood, a once forlorn part of town, which has since been revived with trendy bars, shops, and restaurants. Explore the streets and shop vendors for a famous brimmed Panama hat, or duck intoPedro Mandingafor a sip of delicious rum. After a full day of walking, a dip in the oceanfront infinity pool atThe Westin Playa Bonitaoverlooking the iconic purple Panama sunset will be the cherry on top of it all.4. Toronto, CanadaTravel to Canadas largest city to experience all the cosmopolitan delight without any lines. During this month, the packs that typically flock to restaurants, hotels, and shows have died down. Therefore, youll have no-wait access to the popularCN Tower, Distillery District, or no-frills taco jointSeven Lives Tacos Y Mariscos(where a line usually stretches around the block). If youre in the holiday spirit , take advantage of seasonal offerings like theOG Santa Claus Paradeor theToronto Christmas Market. Its the perfect way to sto off the festivities while youre out on the town.5. Melbourne, AustraliaGreat weather and the honor of being labeled one of the Most Livable Cities (it was dethroned this year by Vienna, Austria, but it held the title for seven years in a row)? This place is practically begging you to go. The best part is that theres a little something for every visitor. Watch the national sport atMelbourne Cricket Ground, take in the picturesqueSt. Kilda Beach, or shop until you drop atQueen Victoria Market. Cap it all off with a stay at the famous celebrity joint,The Como Hotel, and your trek to the Land Down Under will be well worth the travel.This article was originally published on Brit + Co.