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Jamaica mixed reggae and blue mountain coffee

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, The open-air coffee shop on the street is busy with work and hard work every day. Have you ever thought about treating yourself well? It's time to give your heart a break. Stroll in the blue sea, walk in the noisy streets, hide in the quiet village, even if you can not really reach, but also can follow the life of the small editor ride the network roaming the world, let us find together

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After the busy work and hard study every day, have you ever thought of rewarding yourself? It's time to give your heart a holiday. Walking in the blue seaside, walking in the noisy streets, hiding in the quiet village, even if you can not really arrive, you can follow the life editor to roam the world on the Internet, let's find the meaning of travel together.

Jamaica, the sky is blue and the sea is blue, your blessings and misfortunes are like the tropical sun overhead. The gentleness of the morning, the scorching heat of noon, looking for coolness in the dense forest. Jamaica, the charming island, the hometown connected to my destiny. -- Jamaican folk songs

The small island is compared to "a blue pearl in the Caribbean". When Columbus first arrived in Jamaica in 1494, he wrote in his log book: "this clear and beautiful green island with high mountains reaching to the sky is really tireless." More than 500 years later, walking in the countryside of Jamaica, you will find that Columbus's words are like a maxim to freeze the beauty of Jamaica forever in its first day of facing the world. The meaning of the name "Jamaica" is "the earth full of trees and water".

On Sunday, the citizens went in and out of the church dressed very well, making people feel as if they had come to the American countryside in the movie.

"the paradise of Jamaica is in the countryside."

It is said that it is the countryside, but there is no barren and shabby as imagined, and the unique climatic conditions make it moist everywhere, like a gouache painting with full color. I rode aimlessly along the road, and not far away was a manor. In the manor are open meadows and slow-growing trees. Brown and white horses are grazing. There are a few lambs, following their mother step by step. Several wooden buildings are scattered in the garden. Bright yellow walls, white windows and columns, and sky-blue fences are fresh and pleasing to the eye against the dense plantains and shrubs.

Montego Bay

Montego Bay may be one of the largest "cities" in Jamaica, but it has far fewer people than Kingston, the capital with a population of more than a million. On Sunday, citizens went in and out of the church dressed very well, making people feel as if they had come to the American countryside in the movie. There is a famous beach called Doctors Cave. It has been serving Western tourists for hundreds of years. Houses have been built around the beach. If you want to set foot on the beach, you can only pay to enter it. Even a walk on the beach costs US $5, or C $300 for teeth. The security guard on the beach is a 50-year-old man with a strong figure. When asked why the beach charges money, he asks questioningly, "is there a beach in the world that is free?"

There are three gods in the Caribbean and Central America, and they can be seen everywhere: Jesus (or Notre Dame), Che Guevara, and Bob Marley. Bob Marley is a legendary singer in Jamaica. he continues to act as a cultural symbol to this day, such as wild long hair and many pigtails, as well as a red, yellow and green wool hat. Bob Marley's songs became very popular 30 years ago. In those days when the music was not yet digitized, one of his albums sold 2 million copies in one country in Britain. Bob Marley creatively incorporated Jamaican reggae music into modern non-mainstream music, creating a new style of music that could definitely be described as empty. His concert in Italy was attended by 150000 people, and even his sitting posture was imitated by thousands of people. However, the reason why he deserves to be remembered is not only because of music, but also because his ideas expressed through music have gone far beyond the scope of art and pop.

In Montego Bay, Bob Marley-style young people can be seen shaking their lazy waist in the bright sun, which is the rhythm of reggae.

Information supply:

Jamaica is one of the Caribbean islands, bordering the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and Cuba to the north and Latin American countries to the south.

Climate: tropical marine climate, due to the warm trade wind, the climate is mild, April-September is summer, the average temperature is 27 ℃-30 ℃, other months 23 ℃-38 ℃, the mountain temperature is slightly cooler, such as the blue mountain top is 13 ℃, and February-December is the coolest month of the year

Flights: at present, there are no direct domestic flights, which can be transferred from the United States. The main destinations within the United States to Jamaica are Los Angeles, New York and Miami.

Taxis: Jamaican taxis don't have a meter, so be sure to tell the destination before you take the taxi and talk about the fare before you take it. Car rental: the airport and urban areas can facilitate the car rental industry, the condition is to hold an international driver's license, at least 21 years old, the fee is calculated on the basis of security deposit plus car rental fee, which costs more than $100 a day. Car rental companies have AVIS, Budget, Hertz, Dollar and so on. The transportation time from Kingston to major cities is 2 hours in Port Antonio, 2 hours in eight Rivers (Ocho Rios), 4 hours in Port Antonio Bay and 5 hours in Negril.

Visa: starting from December 1, 1995, as long as you have a passport within the validity period, a ticket for the next stop or return and enough fees for sightseeing in Jamaica, visas on arrival can be obtained directly at the entry counters at Kingston and Montego Bay International Airport.

Patriarchal clan: the vast majority are Christian, with a small number of Islamists, Jews and Hindus.

Language: unlike most Caribbean countries that speak Spanish, Jamaica speaks English.

Currency: Jamaican dollar (J$): us $1 = 68 Canadian dollars.

Voltage: civil voltage is 110-120 volts, industrial voltage is 220-240 volts, both are 50 Hz. The TV system is NTSC.

Tourist resort: the island of Jamaica is a famous tourist resort. The main tourist attractions are Montego Bay, eight Rivers, Nicorell, Black River and Port Antonio.

Food: Jamaica is rich in tropical fruits, the most special of which is Agigo. The unripe ones are poisonous, but the cooked heads taste like eggs when cooked. The local staple food is mainly fish and chicken, and goat meat is also very popular with the local people.

Shopping: in addition to the famous Blue Mountain Coffee, rum is also a famous product of Jamaica. Appleton Manor, about an hour's drive from Montego Bay, has been producing rum since 1749, and visitors can visit the estate to see the wine-making process, taste and buy.

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