Guayama: the birthplace of Puerto Rican culture

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Guayama: birthplace of Puerto Rico culture

Guayama is located on the Caribbean coast and has produced many artists and musicians. The composer Catalino was born here and composed many famous songs that are widely circulated. In the 20th century, the African-American poet Luis Matos wrote a large number of poems here.

Casa Cautiño is a 19th-century colonial mansion once owned by the richest landowner in the area and now a museum directly managed by the Puerto Rico Cultural Institute, with carvings, sculptures and furniture.

In addition, Guayama also has a professional baseball team, like baseball friends worth a visit ~

Coamo: Skin Beauty and Health Care

Founded in 1580, Coamo has a long history, and archaeologists have found pre-Columbian artifacts here, such as a church built in the 19th century on the nearby coast.

Coamo is rich in geological resources, there are many natural sulfur hot springs, since the 19th century open to the public, can be skin care.

Yauco: rich in European royal coffee

Yucco produces excellent coffee. Euko coffee has the characteristics of fine coffee, it is full of particles, rich aroma, smooth taste, stable acidity, flavor. Some people compare it to the most attractive tongue coffee. In the 1860s, European emperors and queens and popes regarded Yucco coffee as the best coffee, and even recognized Yucco coffee only when choosing coffee.

Yuco Selecto is grown only on three farms in southwestern Puerto Rico, San Pedro, Caracolillo and La Juanita. Every February, Yuco hosts the Nacional del Coffee Festival. The time is almost up, and you can start.

Yuko also has a beautiful man-made lake-Lucchetti Lake (Luchetti Lake), clear water, beautiful environment, fresh air, is the ideal place for outdoor hiking. The hillsides with small houses of various colors are full of childlike interest. Looking around, the whole mountain becomes lively and lively.

The southern part of Puerto Rico retains its own customs and traditions. The culture of Puerto Rico originated here.

Ponce: Pearl of the South

Ponce is the second largest city in Puerto Rico and the largest city in the South. It is known as the "City of Solemnity" and the "Pearl of the South." Just by looking at the nickname, you can tell that this is a quiet and elegant place.

Exploring Ponce begins with the Plaza de las Delicias, a central square with landmarks such as the red-and-black fire station, the beautiful cathedral, and the bubbling Lions Fountain. Sightseeing on the Ponce tram is a novel experience. You will pass the following places:

Ponce's most bizarre building, the Parque de Bombas Museum, is a red and black Moorish fire station built in 1882 and has been the city's main fire station for more than 100 years. After decommissioning in 1990, it was transformed into a museum commemorating the history of Ponce firefighters.

The Ponce Museum of Art is known for 45000 of the Caribbean's finest collections of European art. The museum has a collection of interesting art from Puerto Rico, Spain, Italy, England and Holland, including Roy Lichtenstein, a representative of American pop art Roy Lichtenstein, British aesthete Sir Frederick Layton Works by Lord Frederic Leighton, German Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens, Spanish Fantasy Mannerist El Greco, Spanish Renaissance painters Velázquez and José Campeche.

The rich and spectacular Serrallés Castle was built in the 1930s as the residence of the rum tycoon who created Don Q Rum. The estate is now a museum with authentic furniture and beautiful gardens from that era.

Hacienda Buena Vista, a unique 19th century landmark that combines history and culture. The guide will walk you through the nature reserve, introduce you to the original owners of the estate, and show you the harvesting process of coffee and other products, as well as 18th century roasting techniques.

Caja de Muertos, also known as Coffin Island, is one of Ponce's natural treasures, with crystal beaches and pristine surroundings, and an ideal location for hiking and canoeing.