Puerto Rico Travel Guide
With tropical rainforest, warm turquoise waters and soft yellow sand, Puerto Rico (Rich Port) is certainly abundant in natural riches.
The island of Puerto Rico is a vibrant and multicultural destination, represented clearly in the island’s infectious music scene and fast-paced nightlife; Latino beats fuse with West African percussion, swing and big band.
Its central mountain range reaches 1,338m (4,390ft) at Cerro de Punta; it has the only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest System, El Yunque; and its beaches are postcard-perfect.
Just as Puerto Rico's bionetwork boasts unique characteristics, the culture and way of life is also distinct. Many of San Juan's buildings proudly preserve their original Spanish style; this is still an island of fiestas and paella.
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The island of Puerto Rico is a vibrant and multicultural destination, represented clearly in the island’s infectious music scene and fast-paced nightlife; Latino beats fuse with West African percussion, swing and big band.
Its central mountain range reaches 1,338m (4,390ft) at Cerro de Punta; it has the only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest System, El Yunque; and its beaches are postcard-perfect.
Just as Puerto Rico's bionetwork boasts unique characteristics, the culture and way of life is also distinct. Many of San Juan's buildings proudly preserve their original Spanish style; this is still an island of fiestas and paella.
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