When it comes to Cuban tourism, this place, in fact, is one of the tourist countries that receive a lot of visitors from all over the world, no matter whether it is the world-famous cigars and hot dances here, or the long coastline here, especially the white sandy beaches of Barradero, which are loved by tourists.
The people here are very hospitable and always like to celebrate and welcome visitors, they love to dance, they love music, they love to drink, they love to have a good time, and if you come here, you will definitely have a good time.
This is Cuba, a passionate country, so the next, I will recommend for you to travel to Cuba, to come to play a few attractions!
Havana
Havana, the capital of Cuba, is located on the northwestern coast of the island of Cuba, is the center of Cuba's political, economic, cultural and tourist center, with a population of more than 2.2 million people. The word "Havana" comes from the original indigenous inhabitants of the area, and it is said that the name of a chief of the Cibone tribe of ancient Indian nations was Havanecos.
On November 16, 1519, when Havana was established as a permanent city, Spanish priests led generals, soldiers and native Indians to celebrate Havana's first Catholic Mass under a cottonwood tree on the north side of what is now the Plaza de Armas in Old Havana. There is still a shrine there built in 1828 as a permanent reminder of the city's founding.
Havana, because of its seaport characteristics and its location between North and South America, has a unique geographic location, soon became an important strategic stronghold of Spain, became the "Old World" in Europe and the Americas, "the New World" between commerce and shipping transit point and must be The center of the world's shipping and transportation.
The city and the various facilities of the port, such as ship repair factories, mercantile houses, churches, casinos, theaters, cafes, etc., came into being on the west coast of the small coast of Havana, and gradually expanded into a sizable seaport city.
Havana's climate is subtropical, with an average year-round temperature of 250 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 350 degrees Celsius. Since it is an island, there is a sea breeze, so there is no feeling of unbearable heat. Especially in the shade of the trees, from the sea blowing gusts of cool wind, even in the blazing sun high noon, you can feel a hint of refreshing coolness.
Havana is divided into two parts, old and new. To the east is Old Havana and to the west is the Vedado district. Old Havana has many places of interest. The buildings have their own special style, which is why UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site in 1982.
Plaza de la Revolución
Plaza de la Revolución, located in Havana, the capital of Cuba, is a plaza as well as an autonomous region, with a population density of 13,469.3 people/square kilometer, and was originally known as Plaza de la Ciudad de la Ciudad (Citizen's Square), which was changed into Plaza de la Revolución (Revolutionary Square) after the Cuban Revolution in 1959.
Revolutionary Square area extends from the square to the Maregon until the sea, an area of 72,000 square meters, is one of the world's largest square. On the square is a monument to José Martí, which is 109 meters high. Martí monument, 109 meters high, one of the highest points in Havana.
Behind the monument is the office of former Cuban President Fidel Castro. Castro's office, opposite the famous Che Guevara (Spanish: Guevara). Guevara (Spanish: Che
Guevara), accompanied by the slogan "Always marching to victory" indicating the Interior Ministry building. The square is surrounded by the National Library and many government institutions.
The Plaza de la Revolución is an important venue for many of Cuba's political - and Fidel Castro's and other political figures' - events. Fidel Castro and other political figures have often spoken in Cuba;
Fidel Castro has made many important speeches in Cuba. Fidel Castro has addressed more than a million Cubans here on many important occasions, usually on May 1 or July 26 of each year.
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba, or Santiago de Cuba for short, is located in southeastern Cuba, 540 miles southeast of the capital city of Havana, the capital of Santiago de Cuba province, and Cuba's second-largest city and major seaport. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of San Pedro de la Roca Castle is located in the city.
Santiago de is a great place to admire the many different architectural styles, ranging from Baroque to neoclassical and beautifully styled, as well as the history of the city's lush parks, colonial-era buildings, and narrow streets.
The World Heritage-listed Fort San Pedro de la Roca, built to suit the cape's topography over a period of 42 years and finally completed in 1700, is a composite architectural complex designed according to Italian Renaissance principles.
Including a fort, arsenal, fortifications, and cannons, it is one of the best-preserved and best-preserved of the Spanish-speaking Amerindian military structures.
The city is known for its rich and colorful cultural life, and some of Cuba's best-known musicians were born in the city, including Campe? Segundo, Eliades? The city was home to some of Cuba's most famous musicians, including Campe Segundo, Eliades Ochoa and Ibrahim Ferrer. Ibrahim Ferrer, among others, who have contributed greatly to Cuba's iconic music.
De Sambalco National Park
De Sambalco National Park encompasses the Cabo Cruz marine terrace system, which is located 154 kilometers west of Santiago. The park includes a land area of 26,180 hectares and a marine domain of 6,396 hectares, as well as a land perimeter of 9,287 hectares.
The park contains some of the most exotic coastal scenery on the largest and best preserved marine terrace systems in the world's limestone. These systems are located in pseudo-domes in the Maestra region, which form a series of uplifted limestone marine terraces from 360 meters above sea level to 180 meters below sea level.
According to incomplete statistics, there are 512 species of plants in total*** in these areas, 60% of which are endemic. This World Heritage Area is considered one of the most important centers of flowering plants in Cuba;
In addition, the site includes 13 species of mammals, 110 species of birds, 44 species of reptiles and 7 species of amphibians, of which at least 23% of mammals, 22.7% of birds, 90.9% of reptiles and 85.7% of amphibians are endemic.
The Desambarco National Park is of extraordinary archaeological value, with its primitive settlement patterns of the Tena culture. In this area, the local population has a strong genetic and spiritual connection related to this group.
The archaeological site of El Guate includes a group of ceremonial kilns and a well-preserved 19th century lighthouse.
Trinidad
Trinidad was the site of the Columbian general Diego Velázquez. Velázquez founded the third town in Cuba in 1514.
This small, powdery town has marvelous residences in the Baroque and neoclassical architectural art styles and small plazas that are well preserved to this day, balconies adorned with bas-reliefs, gates made of precious wood, special red tiles .......
Adding to the splendor of its original style, in 1988 UNESCO declared ancient Trinidad as a cultural heritage of humanity.
He is a testament to the economic and cultural richness of the colonial world, this beautiful little city is characterized by its famous architecture, such as the Plaza de Mayo has become a symbol of the city's stunning scenery.
Next to the square there is also a building
"Brunate", which today is a museum of Romanticism. Sanchez. Iznaga House is now an architectural museum; the Palace of Canter is a museum of the history of the city, he is famous for the layout of the space and the decoration of the walls.
Trinidad has numerous well-preserved courtyard houses with red tiles and white walls. The arts that have the strongest local color are the clay handicrafts and the dances of Cuban African rhythms.
Trinidad is surrounded by stunning beaches and islands, as well as waterfalls that cascade down from high mountains. Nearly 12 kilometers from Trinidad is the famous Ancon Beach, which has a warm and tranquil sea with a soft veil of milky white.
There you can indulge in a variety of sea sports: water skiing, catamaran sailing, water biking, diving with a ventilator and surfing, thrilling and exciting .......
The underwater world is even a crystal palace of flowing light and splendor, where there are seaweeds, crustaceans and countless schools of brilliantly colored fish.
Near the Ankang Peninsula is the white island of Casilda.
Surrounding the submerged islets grow forests of black coral and many marine animals of enormous size: grouper, turtles and lobsters with plump and tasty flesh.
Trinidad has one of the most perfect architectural ensembles in the Americas and is one of the most elegant and beautiful cities in the tropics, with its surrounding mountains and tranquil valleys. At Coyotes Peak there are tourist facilities for health treatments.
The scenery there is so beautiful that visitors come to marvel at it. The ruins of ancient estates, sugar mills and warehouses can be seen in the huge natural archaeological reserve Sugar Mill Valley.
Manaka. Isnaga_Watchtower, built in 1816, is
45 meters high and has a bell on it, which was rung to inform about the beginning and the end of the labor on the plantation. The watchtower has been preserved to this day and is one of the most emblematic symbols of the small town in the valley.
Baradero
Baradero is one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, combining the sea, the sand, the sun, and the blue color, and it is also a famous tourist resort in the Cuban tropics. People who have been to Cuba claim: "You don't know the beauty of Cuba until you visit Baladero".
Blue sky and white clouds, turquoise blue and clear sea water, gentle fine white sandy beaches, tightly clutched in the heart of the hand will also slip away from the fingers of the white veil and that the breeze to remove the tropical sun burning hot, but the comforting breeze, so that any leisure vacationers sleep more sweet.
Baradero is famous for its blue beaches. The beachgoers lie or sit in the sun, let the sea breeze gently caress them, and the people in the sea either swim or play and sometimes there are fish and shrimps swimming by their feet, which is a lot of fun and makes people forget to go ashore for a long time.
The beaches here are suitable for swimming all year round, even if you do not know how to swim, you can also enjoy the gifts of the sea to you, to the sea out of a long distance, the sea water is only diffuse to your waist;
And the beaches are also natural attractions: caves, lakes, islands, archaeological sites, diving, curing mud pools and scorching hot veil, the beautiful undersea world of coral and peculiar marine life, rare local flora and fauna. , rare local flora and fauna.
One of the most important archaeological sites is the Ambrosio Caves, in which hieroglyphics still remain on the rock walls.
In the early 20th century, the first Americans came to travel to Baladero, today the Dupont Villa of that era is the most attractive place in Baladero, in the villa climbed to the platform of Liawang, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery, and some people went there to hold weddings and honeymoons ....
Some people can visit the villa and the trench guards which were famous in those days.
Baladero tourism is based on the first line of the beach modern luxury and comfortable hotels and its superb infrastructure development, as well as a wide variety of recreational activities inside, including catering, beachfront scenery, night activities center, water sports, horseback riding, horse-drawn carriages, and even dive into Haiti on a submarine, and so on everything.
The water activities have an endless special charm.
Baradero has several diving clubs and Haitian clubs. Chapé Bin offers tourists specialized guided tours of the different islands, visits to the zoo, home of flamingos, otters, crocodiles and other interesting animals. Particularly enticing programs are the Underwater Baradero 1 and the Magic World Submarine.
The former is a boat that allows you to walk around the deck and enjoy the sea scenery, as well as observe the underwater world as explained to you by your guide from a submerged telescope.
At the eastern end of the peninsula is the Baraycacos Ecological Reserve, where you can see a giant cactus that is more than 500 years old, known as "Grandpa Cactus".
Baradero is a popular tourist destination in Cuba, with 120 kilometers of beaches and bathing beaches, white veils, clear blue waters, azure skies, beautiful landscapes, plenty of sunshine and iodine-containing air, and is known as the "Garden of Eden on Earth".
Today Bharadrao has 8 kilometers of beach, 9 hotels, 13 villas village.
The valley of the Yum River, which seems to be a natural formation of a semi-circular terraced amphitheater with a 150-meter-high hill behind it, is considered by many to be one of the most impressive views.
The Yuri and Bacunayagua Rivers flow through there, with a pleasant climate, rich vegetation and peaceful scenery, ideal for relaxation and elimination of the tensions and fatigue of modern life, the treatment of asthma, obesity and hypertension, and conducive to tourism for people of the third age.
Matanzas
With its bridges, it is known as "Sleeping Beauty", "Venice of Cuba", and as the cradle of poets. It is also known as the "Athens of Cuba" because it is the cradle of the poets.
Montemal Natural Park is another tourist attraction, located in the south of the Zapata Peninsula: endless blue beaches, exotic forests, murmuring rivers, sparkling lakes, flooded caves, typical meadows in the marshes, natural swimming pools, and a colorful underwater world.
Going here to watch a wide variety of birds, hunting, photography, diving, boat excursions, playing sports on the sea and land, just away from the hustle and bustle of the city, gives one peace and purification, relaxation and rest. The main dishes in the tourist area are fish and sea food, such as Caleta, Buena restaurants, fish cave restaurants.
After the night falls, one can go to discotheques or Kirom Beach Hotel Bar or Long Beach_Watch Bar for recreation.
Island of Youth
The 19th-century "New Romantic" British writer, Robert Louis. Island of Youth
He used to be called Treasure Island, also known as Pine Island.
During the four long centuries of Spanish colonial rule, it was a haven for the world-famous Caribbean pirates who roamed the seas in pursuit of Spanish ships transporting gold, silver, treasure and commercial goods.
The robbed gold and silver treasure and commercial cargo to this deserted island, hidden in a mysterious cave, slowly enjoy ....... Treasure Island is thus named.
The island is full of dense tropical pine forests, Pine Island is also so named. The forests are home to huge Central and South American lizards iguanas, hard-haired rats, pigeons with coral backs, wild boars and other animals. The coast is irregular, with many small coves, the names of which are invariably linked to the names of notorious pirates.
The beaches of the southern part of the island are beautiful and famous, and in the six famous caves of Punta del Este there are still 235 paintings of ancient indigenous Indians; Haiti is a strange and beautiful coral geological formations, with caves all over the place.
There are countless tubular sponges, colorful schools of various fish, Caribbean characteristics of marine plants and rich seafood.
It is also ideal for diving to see the underwater world. Diverse fauna, mainly seagulls and sea turtles; also pelicans, parrots, woodpeckers, mimics, golden hummingbirds, herons ....... The average temperature here is 27 degrees Celsius all year round, rising to 28 degrees in high summer, and it rarely rains.
City of Santa Clara
Santa Clara is the capital of the province of Villa Clara, 300 kilometers from the capital, Havana, in the central region of the island of Cuba. It has a centuries-old cultural history and high-tech industrial and cultural potential, and is an even better place for healthy tourism in Cuba.
The El Gea beach baths are rich in minerals with medical properties and are available to health tourists. There are modern facilities and comfortable services, among them thermal baths, therapeutic mud baths and massage treatments, as well as treatments to reduce nervous tension and gymnastic treatments ......
The town of Santa Clara was built here in 1689 by the inhabitants of the coastal town to escape the raids of the Caribbean pirates.
The small fishing town of Caybarrián has country roads leading to an uninhabited island, the waterfalls of Mount Hanaba?a look from afar as if they were chiseled somewhat by manual dexterity, and there are two churches and a statue of Our Lady of the Incarnation of the Holy Spirit in the town center plaza, which is one of a kind in the world and attracts a great deal of attention from tourists.
The city of Santa Clara, the eighth town to be created in Spain, is traditionally famous for its Palanda Festival, held every year in the streets, where citizens come out in force, men and women, young and old, divided into two large groups, to compete in songs and dances.
The festival began in
1870, when Spanish businessmen first created it to show that the Cuban national culture had been influenced by different cultures around the world. Such as food culture, bar culture, traditional music, theater, children's art performances, movies and fine art exhibitions.
Blacks are known for their happy musical rhythms and Chinese for their colorful fireworks and deafening firecrackers.
Foreign investors are now going to Cuba in droves to invest in tourism, to pristine, uninhabited islands such as Cayo Owl and Cayo Santa Maria. The blue waters are so clear that vacationers are sure to enjoy their stay there.
The city of Santa Clara, also known as Che. The remains of Guevara, who was captured and killed by Bolivian government forces in 1998, were repatriated to Cuba and buried with his comrades at the base of the Guevara Monument in Santa Clara.
Today, this is the place most frequently visited by many Cubans and non-Cubans to honor and remember.
Binaldel Rio
Binaldel Rio is the westernmost province and tourist area of Cuba. People call it the natural cathedral of Cuba. Traveling there, you will notice how exotic the forests, rocks and rivers are.
The province of Pinar del Río covers an area of 10,931
square kilometers, with the Gulf of Mexico in the north, the Gulf of Batabano in the south, the Isthmus of Yucatán in the west, and Havana as its eastern border. The word "Pinar del Río" means the vast pine forests that line the banks of the river.
Because the provincial capital, Pinar del Río, is crossed by the Guama River, which is lined with vast pine forests. One of the most famous attractions is the unbroken stretch of the Guaniguani Mountains.
The first thing you see along the central highway towards the provincial capital is the lush and steeply sloping Pirate Mountains, a UNESCO-named biosphere reserve*** with 25,000 hectares of forest; 8,000 species of plants, of which
34% are endemic;
Birds are the most abundant among the variety of fauna, of which 50% are endemic, and there are the world's smallest number of species of birds. Among the diverse fauna are birds, 50% of which are endemic, including the world's smallest hummingbird and flycatcher, as well as magpies and woodpeckers; lizards and river crocodiles, which are endemic to the region and hard to find; and the world's second smallest frog among the amphibians.
The reserve is full of winding lanes, along which you can enjoy the exotic and beautiful flora and fauna and the remains of a French coffee plantation; babbling brooks rich in the mineral sulphite, which can be used for bathing and healing; and cascading waterfalls and fast-flowing rivers.
Follow the dense and mysterious forest trails to look for rare animals and photograph the infinite beauty of the scenery. Or walk between mountain streams and discover the beautiful rainbows that the sunlight creates in the waterfalls at certain times of the day.
The rainbow is called Soroya in the Indian language, or bathe in the medicinal hot springs, which will leave you refreshed.
Soroya is located west of the Pirate Mountains and has the largest orchid garden in Cuba.
The Orchid Garden was originally the private garden of a large Cuban hacienda owner, who specialized in importing orchids from all over the world, and to date, 700 species of orchids have been planted in the Orchid Garden, of which 250 are native Cuban orchids.
Vi?ales National Park, with an area of 132 square kilometers, is the most beautiful place in Cuba.
The Valley of the National Natural Monument, with its most impressive layers, rounded tops and vertically steep rock walls, is a curious rock formation from the Jurassic period, and the mountain's biky overhanging rocks are home to ingenious caves that have amazed speleologists and made travelers shy away from the area.
The valley is quiet, skillful and majestic. The unique fabric of the mountains, the large number of birds of prey unique to the region, the goat paths in the park and the secluded nature are at your disposal.
The Peninsula of Guanajaca Vives is located in the westernmost part of the province of Pinar Odrio and has flora and fauna, biogeography and great scenic value for tourism. Its surrounding sea is suitable for diving, as well as a beautiful underwater world and exotic marine life and caves that led to the sea in ancient times by pirates.
There are many reefs in the south of Pinar del Río province, occupying about 1,595 hectares, among which are the famous Westlake Reef, Royal Reef, Dog Reef, and Juan. Garcia Reef. It is the home of the hard-haired rat, as well as the endemic black-and-white woodpecker and the little fool bird.
The province of Pinar del Río is best known for its caves, of which more than 10,000 have been discovered so far, and the rivers that run through them have such a high flow that boats can be used in some sections, such as the Indian Cave, the Great Cavern of St. Thomas, the Cave of the Mahagua Canteras, and the Little Palm Cave. Canteras and Little Palm Caves.
One of these caves, the Little Palm, is the longest in Cuba and is considered the longest in Latin America, at 45 kilometers. According to the tradition of part of the cigar tobacco industry, today allows tourist visits to "harvest cigar leaves" can be visited in almost all villages and towns of Pinar del Río.
Because there the harvested cigar leaves are also processed and smoked cigars are made.
Seeing these views, you can't help but feel that even the scenery here is like the people here, with a sense of enthusiasm, come here, you will be infected by the enthusiasm of the place, will be happier, more relaxed.