France, lovably recognized as “l’hexagone” in French (sure, fairly virtually, “the hexagon”, provided its distinctive hexagonal condition), is just one of the most visited countries in the earth. It is really a no-brainer as to why the legendary museums, landmarks, and renowned searching streets of Paris, the French Riviera and its glitz and glam, the enchanting centuries-outdated castles, and the charming rural villages with their medieval church buildings and close by sprawling vineyards say it all. Plus, even France’s concealed gems that no person seems to know about, like the glistening brilliant blue lakes of Guizengeard, are ample to fill a French vacation itinerary. But there is a single treasure…