A guide to Cuba
A guide to Cuba There are plenty of things to do in Cuba, with its cobbled city streets, verdant mountains and a local rhythm that can’t
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Viñales Valley & Las Terrazas holidays
The fascinating landscape of Viñales consists of fertile valleys dotted with palm trees and peculiar mogote hills (rounded limestone outcrops). There are numerous caves and green plantations, where tobacco growing has remained unchanged for several centuries. Viñales can be visited on a day trip from Havana or from the nearby Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve, where the eco resort of Las Terrazas offers another authentic glimpse into Cuba’s countryside life.
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Las Terrazas
Las Terrazas Established as a sustainable rural development project in 1994, Las Terrazas takes its name from the forested hillside terraces at the eastern part of the Pinar del Rio province. Part of the Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve, it comprises 5,000 hectares of lush forested hills with walks and waterfalls, ruins of old French coffee plantations and a local rural community. Initially aimed at environmental conservation and sustaining the local community, the area now provides a glimpse into Cuba's true rural landscape.
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