Hey! have you ever been too beautiful Puerto rico. This is just one of the many island you can visit in the Caribbean. This island is an U.S island and travellers don't need to change currency. Not even your changing your phone to international plan. The country speaks a mix of Spanish and English, so If you wanna test out your Spanish speaking abilities, this would be a great time. Transportation to Puerto Rico is by air or sea, once you get here you can choose to rent a car, take one of the taxis, or even ride share with someone. The island rich ancient history will be amazing to explore, for example visiting Old San Juan. Old San Juan has a history spanning of 500 years and is lively place to be. you will find local shop and bars as you walk around an explore the old architecture. The next spot to visit on this fascinating island is the El Yunque Rainforest. Located on the east side of the rio grande, is the only tropical forest that is part of the U.S and has over 240 types of birds and tress. With 28,000 acres of land and 25 waterfalls this place is ideal for fun and to explore and connect with nature. As nice as Puerto Rico is what separates it from the states is its history. where is it located is has been used as a port for centuries. The Puerto Rican culture is what makes Puerto Rico what it is today. long ag, the Spanish where in control of the island taking the natives as their brides. As the island grew so did the need for labor, African slaves where transported to help grow and evolve the island. In 1898 the island became part of Puerto Rico. The food on the island is unique, with its Spanish, African, Taino, and American influences makes it really good and rich. Créole cooking is a mix of corn, fruit, and seafood and was used by natives. the Spanish imported beef, pork, rice and wheat. soon after the African slaves imported okra and taro to give things spice. The architecture that you see when you walk around, is mainly Spanish rustling in different periods of it. please come see Puerto Rico and feel the richness of the culture, food , traditions, and the whole island
Hello, Jordan!
ReplyDeleteI want to start off by acknowledging the amount of details you added! Your post really gave me a great visualization of how Puerto Rico is.
One of the few aspects I believe that you may want to add is break up your information into different sections, so the information will be organized based on topics. Another aspect that I feel like would greatly enhance your blog is adding some images. Providing images such as: the island you're researching, an activity a tourist can do there, possibly a famous landmark, or even unique foods! That way you'll have some visuals for your viewers.
One of the aspects that I like about your post is the amount of information you provided! You provided what a tourist may need to know before traveling, the location of the island, the languages, the beautiful geography, traditional foods, and even the history!
I enjoyed reading your blog and I'm looking forward to seeing more!