Although Cuba is recognized around the world as a sun and beach destination par excellence, there are other attractions to be found farther from the coastline. Natural parks, waterfalls, rivers, caves, and a rich variety of plant and animal species to observe abound in the center of the island. The »
Fifty professional photographers, mainly from Cuba and the U.S.A., came together since September 12th, to attend the Fifth International Nature Photography Contest, an artistic event committed to the protection of the environment»
Despite its over 600-meters above sea level location, the dizziness provoked by the curve of Juana, and the defiance of the laws of gravity at Loma del Mirador, Topes de Collantes is not the end of the world. »
Precipitations also reached significant levels in the city of Sancti Spiritus (87 mm), in the municipality of La Sierpe (69 mm), and in the mountainous region of Topes de Collantes (71 mm).»
Topes de Collantes, declared Protected Landscape, will be host from September 15 to 20, of the 3rd Nature Photography Contest organized by the tourism group Gaviota S.A.»
The members of the XXII Canadian solidarity brigade named after Ernesto Che Guevara, continue their tour around Sancti Spiritus territory, where they arrived last May 8th.»
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