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• The Aibonito Flower Festival

  There are few things in the world that will bring a smile to a woman’s face quite like the gift of flowers. All through the ages flowers have been a favorite gift and even when more expensive ...

• Puerto Rico’s Las Cavernas de Camuy

  If you are looking for an exciting new activity to enjoy whilst traveling to Puerto Rico, try the Las Cavernas de Camuy. This massive network of subterranean caverns make up a 268-acre park ...

• The Taino Indians: The Original Puerto Ricans

  When Christopher Columbus landed in what is now called Puerto Rico on November 19, 1493 he was surprised to find that the island he named San Juan Bautista was already inhabited by a Native ...

• primeros habitantes de Puerto Rico

  Cuando Cristóbal Colón llegó el 19 de noviembre de 1493 a las tierras de lo que hoy se denomina Puerto Rico, se sorprendió al encontrar que la isla que él denominó San Juan Bautista ya estaba ...

• Reggaetoneros – Wisin and Yadel

  Wisin and Yandel, also known as Juan Luis Morera and Llandel Veguilla, came together in 1998 as young seventeen and eighteen years olds, that had only a dream. Living in Cayey, in Puerto Rico, ...

• El Coquí – Puerto Rico’s Little Frog

  If you visit Puerto Rico you will find that each evening the air becomes alive with the sound of song. However, this unique and alarmingly loud croaking sound does not come from a bird. It comes ...

• El Coquí: la pequeña rana de Puerto Rico

  Si visita Puerto Rico, encontrará que en cada atardecer el aire se llena de vida con el sonido de una canción. Sin embargo, este croar único y extremadamente fuerte no proviene de un pájaro. ...

• Baños de Coamo: Fountain of Youth

  The town of Coamo is located about 10 miles east of the city of Ponce, and both places can cite the intrepid explorer, conquistador and governor in their history. Juan Ponce de Leon, of course, ...

• Puerto Rico y los Baños de Coamo: ¿La fuente de la juventud de Ponce de León?

  El pueblo de Coamo se ubica a 10 millas al este de la ciudad de Ponce y ambos lugares pueden citar al intrépido explorador, conquistador y gobernador en su historia. Juan Ponce de León, por ...

• Cerro La Punta, The High Point of Puerto Rico

  Cerro de Punta, at 4,389 feet tall, is Puerto Rico’s tallest mountain. Unlike many Caribbean mountains, Cerro de Punta is not a volcano but simply the highest point in La Cordillera Central (The ...