Today a museum, one of the most visited in the Dominican Republic.
Various ethnic groups have joined the economic sector of tourism.
Tourism has become an increasingly sector of the Cuban economy.
A marvelous view: the blending of the natural and human landscape.
Previously known as the Labadie Mansion, the house inspired Enrique Laguerre’s novel La llamarada which narrates the socio-economic dynamics of the sugar cane central in 1930s.
A required stop for visitors. La Parguera is famous for its bioluminescent bay and tall mangroves.
A lovely girl helps her mother to sell merchandise in Ecuador. She actually sold me a pair of alpaca gloves.
The original piece (by Marcos Zapata) is located in Cuzco’s Cathedral. Notice the “cuy” at the center of the table. The “cuy” is an Andean dish.
A beautiful historic district. This view shows the city hall of Lima. Notice the flag at the right representing the indigenous nations.
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