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Beautiful tropical Caribbean beach. Playa Teresa, near Punta Yeguas Yabucoa Puerto Rico. La Isla del encanto. The island of enchantment.
Cannon on the ramparts of El Morro citadel
A gently sloping, wet stone surface leads to an old fort’s rugged wall under a vast blue sky with scattered clouds. The weathered stone and stark sky create a dramatic contrast.
A lush, vibrant river scene is surrounded by dense green foliage and large rocks. The muddy water flows gently through the forest, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere. Sunlight filters through the canopy, highlighting the various shades of green.
Thespesia grandifloraFlor de maga (magician’s flower)Also known as Puerto Rican hibiscusNational flower of Puerto RicoFlowering tree indigenous to Puerto RicoResembles, but not closely related to the hibiscus flowers.
Thespesia grandifloraFlor de maga (magician’s flower)Also known as Puerto Rican hibiscusNational flower of Puerto RicoFlowering tree indigenous to Puerto RicoResembles, but not closely related to the hibiscus flowers.
Fortaleza street in Old San Juan has been decorated with a canopy of colorful umbrellas as part of the Umbrella Sky ProjectThe Old San Juan area of Puerto Rico contains many beautifully colored and restored 16th and 17th century Spanish colonial period buildings. Streets were originally paved with blue cobblestones which were the iron slag ballast stones left by sailing ships that arrived from Europe.San Juan was established in 1521 and is the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the United States. The Old San Juan Historic District has been been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Fantastic beach, tropical breezes and warm Caribbean Sea water. Playa Teresa, near Punta Yeguas Yabucoa Puerto Rico. La Isla del Encanto. The island of enchantment.
Baño GrandeEl Yunque National Forest
Baño GrandeEl Yunque National ForestPuerto Rico
Cascade in El Yunque Rainforest.
Thespesia grandifloraFlor de maga (magician’s flower)Also known as Puerto Rican hibiscusNational flower of Puerto RicoFlowering tree indigenous to Puerto RicoResembles, but not closely related to the hibiscus flowers.
Ferns growing in crevices between bricks of the El Morro Citadel in Old San Juan. El Morro Citadel was constructed and expanded between the 16th and 18th centuries and is now part of the US National Park System and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is listed in the US National Register of Historic Places.
Bastion de Austria’s elevation rises to a height of 49’8” from the base of the dry moat to the top of the garita (sentry box).Castillo San Felipe del Morro (El Morro) is a historical monument in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Citadel constructed and expanded between the 16th and 18th centuries in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Santa Iglesia Catedral Metropolitana San Juan BautistaMetropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Saint John the Baptist or San Juan Cathedral (English)The Roman Catholic cathedral of the Archdiocese of San Juan de Puerto Rico is the oldest cathedral in the United States and one of the oldest structures in old San Juan. Originally build from wood with a thatched roof in 1521, the cathedral was rebuilt in 1540 after being destroyed in a hurricane in October 1526. The cathedral contains the tomb of Spanish explorer/conquistador and first governor of Puerto Rico, Ponce de Leon.Additional details at: https://www.puertorico.com/attractions/sights/san-juan-cathedral/
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