Blue-water Falls (Agua Azul) is located in the state of Chiapas, 69 kilometers from the Palenque Archaeological Site, and is the purest blue waterfall in the world. Most waterfalls we see are usually white, but this one is indeed peculiar, being pure blue, crystal clear. At the entrance of the waterfall, there is a section of water cordoned off for visitors to swim in, with the river water cool, refreshing, and transparent to the bottom. It is said that the water in Blue-water Falls is as smooth, delicate, and soft as velvet. Swimming in such velvety smooth water must be...

Doctor’s Cave Beach is the most famous beach in Jamaica for nearly a century, measuring about 200 meters long. It is renowned for its crystal clear water and pure white sand. The flat and wide white beach features fine and soft sand, where visitors can see tropical fish swimming in the clear water. The beach has a sunbathing area and a freshwater swimming pool that can accommodate thousands of people. There is also a secluded shallow water swimming area, allowing even non-swimmers to give it a try. The surroundings of Doctor’s Cave Beach are filled with lush trees and flowers,...

Saint Ann’s Bay serves as the capital of the parish of Saint Ann, and is also the third capital established by Spain in the Americas. It gained fame as the great Italian navigator Columbus first landed here in 1494, and later got stranded in Saint Ann’s Bay for a whole year during his fourth voyage. In the center of Saint Ann’s Bay stands a statue of the great navigator Columbus, commemorating the discovery of Jamaica. The name Saint Ann’s Bay comes from the vast and beautiful bay in this area. Columbus was deeply attracted by the beauty of the bay...

Plaza Mayor is located on the island of Trinidad, Cuba, and was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1988. Most of the buildings near the central square were built from the 18th to the 19th century, during a time when the sugar and slave trade thrived in the region. Many wealthy merchants constructed these buildings, which have now been mostly transformed into museums. Most of the colonial houses in the area are topped with red tile roofs. Walking in this square, it feels as if time has flowed back to that period. The traditional cafes and shops around the...

Morne Rouge Beach, also known as BBC Beach, is located in the northern part of Grenada, near the capital city of St. George. It is considered by many to be the best beach in Grenada. Morne Rouge Beach boasts pristine white sandy shores and turquoise blue waters, surrounded by a fresh and natural environment. It is a favorite beach for Grenadians to relax and a highly recommended destination by tourists. The tranquil waters of Morne Rouge Beach, enclosed by Morne Rouge Bay, make it ideal for children and teenagers to swim, making it a great choice for families traveling with...

The Berry Islands (also known as the Berry Islands) is a stirrup-shaped island chain, 32 kilometers long, consisting of 30 large coral reefs and numerous small coral reefs. Located south of the famous Abaco Island in the Bahamas, about 35 kilometers northeast of Nassau Island, the Berry Islands are relatively easily accessible, with the Great Harbour Cay International Airport located on the island. The Berry Islands are relatively undeveloped, with relatively incomplete living facilities on the island. Many areas of the islands are uninhabited and have been purchased by some tycoons as private vacation residences. However, the islands retain the...

The Bahamas Historical Society Museum is located at the corner where Shirley Street and Elizabeth Avenue intersect in the capital city of Nassau, Bahamas. The museum is characterized by its use of pink as the main color scheme, giving visitors a very warm feeling. The museum’s collection includes several major sections such as history, anthropology, and archaeology, vividly showcasing over 500 years of Bahamian history and the progress of the artistic industry. It holds significant importance for the study of the country’s history and archaeological achievements, and is one of the most important museums in the Bahamas. Visitors should take...

Bonefish Pond National Park is located on the south coast of New Providence Island in the Bahamas, covering an area of 1800 acres. It serves as a natural barrier to protect the coastal cities of New Providence Province from oceanic impacts. The national park is an important breeding ground for marine life, including a large population of juvenile fish, baby lobsters, conch, and other marine organisms. Additionally, the park is home to many native Bahamian plants, creating a picturesque landscape and serving as a paradise for numerous water birds. Bonefish Pond National Park Reasons to Visit: The most significant park...

The Orinoco River, with a total length of 2410 kilometers and a basin area of 880,000 square kilometers, ranks as the third largest river in South America, following only the Amazon and Parana rivers. It is one of the most important rivers on the continent. The river flows in a semi-circular route around the Guiana Highlands, with 76.3% of its course located within Venezuela and the remainder in Colombia. Christopher Columbus first discovered the mouth of the Orinoco River on August 1, 1498, but its source was not confirmed until 1959. Originating from the Parima Mountains in southern Venezuela near...